Cloud computing, AWS and DevOps roles are among the most in-demand careers in IT. This roadmap shows freshers what to learn, in what order, and what jobs it leads to.
What do cloud and DevOps engineers do?
Cloud engineers set up and manage servers, storage and networks on platforms such as AWS. DevOps engineers automate how software is built, tested and released, so teams can ship faster and with fewer errors.
The roadmap, step by step
- Linux basics: commands, users, permissions, storage, services and networking.
- Cloud fundamentals: what cloud is, and virtualization.
- AWS core services: IAM, EC2, S3, VPC, databases and monitoring.
- Git and GitHub: version control for every project.
- CI/CD with Jenkins: automate build and release.
- Docker: package applications in containers.
- Kubernetes: run and manage containers at scale.
- Ansible: automate server setup and configuration.
- Python scripting: small automation scripts.
Jobs this can lead to
- Cloud support engineer
- AWS associate or cloud engineer
- DevOps engineer
- Linux administrator
Tips for freshers
- Practise on real AWS setups, not just theory.
- Build a project pipeline: code in Git, build in Jenkins, run in Docker.
- Keep notes and a GitHub profile to show your work.
- Practise interview questions on Linux and AWS basics.
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