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The DevOps Mastery Roadmap outlines a structured 4-6 month program for beginners to advanced learners, covering essential DevOps concepts, tools, and practices across six phases. Each phase includes hands-on projects, from foundational knowledge and CI/CD automation to containerization, cloud infrastructure, monitoring, and advanced DevOps practices. The roadmap culminates in a capstone project that integrates learned skills to deploy a microservices-based application with monitoring and scaling features.

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The DevOps Mastery Roadmap outlines a structured 4-6 month program for beginners to advanced learners, covering essential DevOps concepts, tools, and practices across six phases. Each phase includes hands-on projects, from foundational knowledge and CI/CD automation to containerization, cloud infrastructure, monitoring, and advanced DevOps practices. The roadmap culminates in a capstone project that integrates learned skills to deploy a microservices-based application with monitoring and scaling features.

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DEVOPS MASTERY ROADMAP (Beginner Advanced)

Duration: 4–6 months (with 2–4 hours/day)

PHASE 1: Foundations (Weeks 1–2)


Concepts

What is DevOps?
DevOps vs Traditional IT

Benefits of DevOps

DevOps Lifecycle (Plan Code Build Test Release Deploy Operate Monitor)

Agile & DevOps

Tools Overview

Version Control: Git, GitHub

OS Basics: Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS)

Hands-On
Install Linux (VM/WSL)

Git basics: clone, commit, push, branch

Basic Shell scripting (loops, variables, conditionals)

PHASE 2: CI/CD & Automation (Weeks 3–6)


Continuous Integration

Jenkins (Pipeline-as-Code)

GitHub Actions (Basics to Advanced)

Build tools: Maven / Gradle


Continuous Delivery & Deployment

CI/CD Pipelines

Automated Testing (Unit & Integration)

Notification Integration (Slack, Email)

Hands-On

Create Jenkins Pipelines

GitHub Actions for Node/Java App CI

Auto-deploy to staging server


PHASE 3: Containerization & Orchestration (Weeks 7–10)
Docker

Images, Containers, Volumes, Networks

Dockerfile, docker-compose

Best Practices

Kubernetes (K8s)

Architecture: Pod, ReplicaSet, Deployment, Service

Helm Charts
Kustomize

Secrets & ConfigMaps

Horizontal & Vertical Autoscaling

Hands-On

Dockerize sample apps

Minikube/K3s local cluster

Deploy apps on Kubernetes using Helm


PHASE 4: Cloud & Infrastructure as Code (Weeks 11–14)
Cloud Platforms

AWS (primary), GCP/Azure (overview)

IAM, EC2, S3, RDS, VPC, CloudWatch, CloudTrail

DevOps tools in AWS: CodePipeline, CodeBuild

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Terraform (basic to advanced)

AWS CloudFormation (intro)


Pulumi (optional)

Hands-On

Deploy infrastructure using Terraform

CI/CD pipeline for deploying on AWS

IAM Role & Policy creation

PHASE 5: Monitoring, Logging & Security (Weeks 15–17)


Monitoring & Logging

Prometheus + Grafana
ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)

Loki + FluentD

AWS CloudWatch

Security

DevSecOps principles

Secrets management (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager)

SAST & DAST tools (SonarQube, OWASP ZAP)

Hands-On
Set up monitoring dashboards

Alerting & log analysis

Static code analysis pipeline

PHASE 6: Advanced DevOps & SRE (Weeks 18–20)


GitOps

ArgoCD / Flux

Declarative Deployments

SRE Practices
SLAs, SLOs, SLIs

Error Budgeting

Chaos Engineering (Litmus, Gremlin)

Advanced Topics

Service Mesh (Istio/Linkerd)

Serverless DevOps (AWS Lambda + CI/CD)

Multi-cloud strategies
Final Capstone Project
Build a complete CI/CD pipeline to:

Deploy a microservices-based app (Dockerized)

Use GitHub Actions Jenkins Terraform AWS EKS

Add monitoring dashboards, log aggregation, and auto-scaling

Daily Study Plan (Flexible Template – 3 Hours/Day)

Time Task
0–30 min Learn theory (video/book)
30–90 min Follow tutorials (hands-on)
90–180 min Build, break, fix your own setup

Resources
Courses

[Udemy]: DevOps Bootcamp, Kubernetes Mastery, Terraform on AWS

[FreeCodeCamp]: Docker, GitHub Actions

[KodeKloud]: Hands-on Labs for DevOps tools

Books
The Phoenix Project – Gene Kim

The DevOps Handbook – Kim, Debois, Willis

Site Reliability Engineering – Google SRE Team

Practice Platforms

KodeKloud (labs)

Katacoda (interactive DevOps scenarios)

GitHub Actions playgrounds


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