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DevOps Classroom Training & Workshop in Hyderabad

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Hyderabad — DevOps Classroom Training & Workshop
(Weekends only)
Date:- 29th June

Features:
1. With UNLIMITED AWS Lab
2. Free Lunch & Snacks
3. Complete professional training

Note:- Early bird Discounts available

Limited seats, book now!!
Image Call/WhatsApp:- +91 700 483 5930  |  +91 700 483 5706
contact@devopsschool.com

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  1. Rahul12 January 2026 at 22:41

    Thanks for sharing this hands-on DevOps classroom workshop opportunity — it’s refreshing to see training that emphasizes real practice and collaboration rather than just slides and lectures. The way you’ve described the workshop makes it clear it’s designed for people who want to not just learn about DevOps but actually use the tools in meaningful ways, which is exactly what many of us struggle with when trying to apply DevOps concepts on the job. I also appreciate that the format seems to cater to different experience levels, so beginners and more advanced practitioners can both find value in it. It would be even more helpful to see a short breakdown of the key modules or hands-on exercises included, but even without that this feels like a well-structured opportunity for anyone serious about improving their DevOps skills. Overall, this looks like a thoughtful and practical workshop that could make a real difference in someone’s workflow confidence — thanks again for posting!

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  2. sneha22 January 2026 at 01:39

    This post highlights a valuable opportunity for anyone looking to build real‑world DevOps skills in a classroom environment. Workshops like this that include hands‑on use of tools such as AWS labs and practical exercises help bridge the gap between theory and actual practice — something that’s crucial in today’s DevOps‑driven IT landscape where automation, CI/CD, and cloud know‑how are in high demand. Structured training with active engagement and lab time makes it much easier to internalize complex concepts and apply them confidently on the job.

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