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Build AWS delivery instincts that hold up in production.

Cloud engineering for people who need real systems, not certification theater.

8 weeks focused on foundations, AWS core services, VPC networking, IAM security, Terraform, CI/CD, Docker, ECS, monitoring, architecture, and a capstone deployment. The track is not fully open yet, but the outline is strong enough to evaluate and join early interest now.

8 weeks · Live instructor-led · AWS + Terraform + CI/CD + capstone

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Prelaunch track with enough detail to assess seriously

This is staged honestly: not fake-open enrollment, not a vague placeholder. You can review the scope, download the brochure, and register interest while the first cohort schedule is finalized.

What this bootcamp is built around

The offer now mirrors the rest of the academy: clear outcomes, defined modules, and a practical delivery arc instead of a brochure orphan.

AWS Core
EC2, S3, EBS, RDS, Aurora, and DynamoDB.
Networking
VPC, subnets, gateways, route tables, and VPN basics.
Security
IAM, KMS, Secrets Manager, and GuardDuty.
Automation
Terraform, CI/CD, Docker, ECS, and monitoring.

A tighter cloud progression from foundations to deployment

The structure below comes directly from the brochure content, but presented in the same academy format as the existing tracks.

Build the baseline mental model: what cloud abstractions are doing, how service models differ, and the Linux fluency needed to work effectively in real environments.

  • Cloud concepts without buzzword overload
  • Service model tradeoffs and deployment context
  • Linux foundations for day-to-day cloud operations

Work through the compute, storage, and data layers most cloud engineers reach for first, with emphasis on when each service fits and what operational tradeoffs come with it.

  • Compute and storage building blocks
  • Managed relational vs. document data decisions
  • Service selection grounded in workload shape

This track does not skip the network layer. You need enough VPC and routing knowledge to understand security boundaries, traffic flow, and environment design.

  • VPC layout and subnet segmentation
  • Gateways and route tables in practical use
  • VPN-level connectivity basics

Security is framed as part of deployment quality. You should leave with a working grasp of permissions, secrets, encryption, and baseline cloud detection posture.

  • IAM roles, policies, and least-privilege thinking
  • KMS and secret handling
  • GuardDuty as part of operational awareness

This is where infrastructure turns into a repeatable delivery workflow. The bootcamp explicitly pushes toward infrastructure as code and deployable systems.

  • Terraform-driven provisioning
  • CI/CD fundamentals for cloud deployment
  • Docker and ECS in a practical app-delivery path

The end of the program is not just theory. It culminates in architecture and deployment thinking: observing systems, designing for resilience, managing spend, and shipping a capstone.

  • CloudWatch and monitoring basics
  • High-availability design instincts
  • Capstone deployment and career preparation

This fills a real academy gap

AWS depth without losing delivery context

The page now makes clear that this is not a generic cloud survey. It is aimed at engineers who need to reason from infrastructure through deployment.

Better portfolio logic across the academy

Agentic AI, LLMOps, MLOps, and cloud engineering now feel like adjacent tracks in one system instead of unrelated pages.

Honest prelaunch positioning

Visitors get real curriculum detail and brochure access without being misled into thinking enrollment is already fully live.

Strong fit if you're trying to become operational, not just conversational, in cloud.

Good fit

  • Software engineers moving deeper into AWS infrastructure and deployment.
  • Junior cloud learners who need a build-first curriculum instead of certification-only prep.
  • Operators who want Terraform, CI/CD, containers, and monitoring in one coherent path.

Not the best fit

  • People looking only for exam-cram material with no interest in delivery or architecture tradeoffs.
  • Absolute beginners who are not yet comfortable with technical tooling and command-line work.
  • Teams that want a fully launched cohort today rather than a prelaunch track outline and waitlist.

Prelaunch now, brochure and waitlist live.

This follows the academy pattern, but keeps the commercial status honest until the first live cohort is ready.

Cloud Engineer Bootcamp (AWS) — Prelaunch
TBD
Schedule and pricing finalize with the first cohort release
  • Full brochure download available now
  • Curriculum outline visible before launch
  • Email waitlist for first cohort updates
  • Aligned with the existing academy track structure
Download Brochure

Want first access when the track opens? Email academy@softbricks.ai and ask to join the cloud waitlist.

Questions you should have before this becomes fully live

Not fully. The page is now positioned as a real prelaunch offer: visible curriculum, brochure download, and waitlist capture, but not a fake fully-open enrollment flow.

Because the brochure already contains enough structured value to justify public positioning. Hiding it entirely wastes demand; pretending it is fully live would hurt trust. This page is the middle ground.

It now uses the same product language as Agentic AI, Agentic Coding, AI Agent Mastery, MLOps, and LLMOps: a dedicated page, curriculum structure, fit section, pricing state, and footer system.