Cloud Computing & DevOps Internship
A self-paced virtual internship covering cloud fundamentals, Linux, Git, Docker, CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code and Kubernetes, with module-wise online exams, a capstone project and a QR-verifiable internship certificate.
Overview
The Cloud Computing & DevOps Internship is a self-paced virtual internship for learners who want a structured, practical grounding in how modern applications are built, shipped and run in the cloud. The program connects the core ideas of cloud computing with the everyday DevOps practices used to automate delivery and keep systems reliable.
You will begin with cloud service and deployment models, regions, identity and cost concepts, then work through Linux administration basics, version control with Git and containerisation with Docker. From there the internship moves into continuous integration and delivery, Infrastructure as Code with tools such as Terraform and Ansible, and finally container orchestration with Kubernetes alongside monitoring and observability.
Each module comes with concise study notes and a timed online multiple-choice exam. You progress at your own pace, and the final module includes a capstone project brief that asks you to containerise an application, automate its build and describe its deployment. Learners who pass every module exam and meet the overall score requirement receive a QR-verifiable internship certificate that records the internship period.
What this internship covers
- Cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models and the shared responsibility model
- Linux command-line essentials, file permissions and Git workflows
- Docker images, containers, Dockerfiles, volumes and Docker Compose
- CI/CD pipeline concepts, deployment strategies and secrets handling
- Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and configuration management with Ansible
- Kubernetes objects, scaling, health checks and monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
Who is this for?
This internship is designed for learners who already have some technical background and want to move into cloud and DevOps practices.
- Undergraduate and postgraduate students in computer science, IT, electronics or related fields
- Working developers, testers or system administrators who want to understand DevOps workflows
- Prerequisite: comfort with basic programming in any language and general familiarity with how web applications work
- Recommended: a computer where you can install Docker, Git and a code editor for hands-on practice
Course duration: 3 months – 6 months · 80 hours of learning
What you’ll learn
Benefits
- QR-verifiable internship certificate showing the internship period
- Portfolio-ready capstone project covering containers and automation
- Module-wise study material focused on practical DevOps concepts
- Self-paced online learning that fits around study or work
- Instant results for every module exam
Course modules
Modules unlock one after another. Pass each module exam to open the next.
Understand what cloud computing is, how services are delivered and the core building blocks every cloud platform shares.
- Cloud service and deployment models
- Regions, availability zones and high availability
- Compute, storage and networking basics
- Identity, security responsibility and pricing models
Outcomes: Differentiate IaaS, PaaS and SaaS; Explain regions, availability zones and scaling; Apply the shared responsibility and least-privilege principles
Build the hands-on base for DevOps work: the Linux command line, version control with Git and packaging applications with Docker.
- Linux commands and file permissions
- Git fundamentals and branching
- Docker images, containers and Dockerfiles
- Volumes, port mapping and Docker Compose
Outcomes: Manage files and permissions on Linux; Use Git branches, commits and merges; Write Dockerfiles and run multi-container apps
Automate how code is built, tested and released, and manage infrastructure through version-controlled code instead of manual steps.
- Continuous integration, delivery and deployment
- Pipeline stages, artifacts and secrets
- Deployment strategies: rolling, blue-green and canary
- Terraform and Ansible fundamentals
Outcomes: Design a CI/CD pipeline with build and test stages; Choose a safe deployment strategy; Explain Terraform and Ansible workflows
Run containers at scale with Kubernetes, keep them healthy with probes and autoscaling, and observe them with metrics, logs and dashboards.
- Kubernetes architecture, Pods and Deployments
- Services, Namespaces and ConfigMaps
- Probes and Horizontal Pod Autoscaling
- Observability, SLOs, Prometheus and Grafana
Outcomes: Describe core Kubernetes objects and kubectl usage; Configure health checks, config and autoscaling; Plan monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
How it works
Choose & enroll
Pick your course duration, register, verify your email and pay securely online.
Study each module
Your course dates are set automatically. Learn the topics and study material of each module.
Pass module exams
Take the module exams in order — pass one to unlock the next. 2 attempts per module.
Get your e-Certificate
Reach a 70% average across all modules to unlock your verifiable e-Certificate.
Assessment & certification rules
Four module exams of 10 multiple-choice questions each (15 minutes per module). Pass each module with 60% and reach a 70% overall average to earn your internship certificate.
| Module exams | 4, taken in order (each module unlocks after the previous one is passed) |
|---|---|
| Questions per module | 10 multiple-choice |
| Pass mark per module | 60% (unless stated on the module) |
| Needed for the e-Certificate | All modules passed and an average of 70% or more (best score of each module, weighted by marks) |
| Attempts | 2 free attempts per module; an extra attempt costs ₹199 |
| Completion deadline | All module exams must be completed within your course duration (extension of 30 days available for ₹299) |
| Certificate release | On the end date of your course, after all requirements are met |
| Grading | Automatic, immediately after submission |
Your e-Certificate
On completion you receive a QR-verifiable digital internship certificate showing your name, the program, your internship period and learning hours. Anyone can verify it online using the certificate number.
- Unique certificate number and verification ID
- QR code linking to the public verification page — employers can check it in seconds
- Shows your course period and learning hours
- Validity: Lifetime
Internship program
This is a self-paced virtual internship. There are no fixed class timings, live sessions or assigned mentors; you study the material online and complete assessments whenever you are ready.
How the internship works
- Enrol in the program and start your internship period from your dashboard
- Study each module's notes in order, from cloud fundamentals to Kubernetes
- Take the timed online MCQ exam at the end of each module and view your result instantly
- Score at least 60% in every module and maintain a 70% overall average
- Complete the capstone project brief provided in the final module
Capstone project
The capstone asks you to containerise a small web application, write a CI pipeline that builds and tests it, and prepare Kubernetes manifests with a short deployment and monitoring plan. It gives you a practical piece of work you can add to your portfolio or code repository.
Internship certificate
On meeting the exam requirements you receive a digital internship certificate that shows your name, program title and internship period. Each certificate carries a QR code that anyone can scan to verify its authenticity online. The certificate confirms completion of this online program; it is not a job offer or placement guarantee.
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Frequently asked questions
The program is designed around roughly 80 hours of study. Because it is self-paced, you can finish faster or spread it out depending on your schedule.
You should be comfortable with basic programming and have a general idea of how web applications work. Prior Linux or cloud experience helps but is not required, as the early modules cover the essentials.
Each module exam includes 2 free attempts. If you need more, additional attempts can be purchased from your dashboard.
After passing every module with at least 60% and reaching a 70% overall average, you receive a digital internship certificate showing your internship period. It includes a QR code for online verification.
The capstone brief in Module 4 asks you to containerise a sample application, automate its build with a CI pipeline and prepare Kubernetes deployment files with a monitoring plan. It is completed independently and is meant for your portfolio.