As already said in the surveys before, I really like the hands-on approach of this course. Doing the stuff gives me big confidence that I really learn and not only consume some videos. The most valuable parts in my opinion are those, where things in my personal setup do not work as expected from the videos. The real work is done when I need to troubleshoot and figure out how to fix things by myself instead of just typing along with some video instructions.

My biggest win was completing the entire DevOps Bootcamp and, more importantly, gaining the confidence to build and troubleshoot real DevOps projects independently. Coming from a development background, the bootcamp helped me connect the dots between application development, Linux, Docker, CI/CD, Jenkins, AWS, Kubernetes/EKS, Helm, Ansible, Prometheus, Grafana, and monitoring. I especially appreciated the hands-on approach. Instead of just learning what the tools do, I was able to deploy applications, troubleshoot real issues, build CI/CD pipelines, work with Kubernetes clusters, and implement monitoring and alerting. I now feel much more prepared to build portfolio projects and pursue DevOps/Cloud engineering roles.

So far the bootcamp is pretty solid, I like how Nana explain the topics and I learned a few new things specially in Linux and Scripting. I also like that the exercises are practical.

I found the bootcamp very practical and valuable. It helped me build a stronger understanding of core DevOps concepts through hands-on learning, especially across Linux, Git, Docker, and deployment workflows. The structure made it easier to connect theory with real-world practice, and I am looking forward to having an even more engaging learning experience as I progress further.

I'm not really into training usually it's hard for me to find the motivation to start but the quality of the content provided is just unmatched, i really enjoy following the course and learning. So i'm really glad that i started this journey

OMG!!! 🎉 

After almost 2 years, I finally finished the bootcamp and applied for my badge! 

 I won't lie—this bootcamp is HARD. In fact, I got a DevOps job before I even finished it, but I always wanted to come back and complete the journey. 

 To anyone still grinding through the modules: stick with it. Progress is progress, even if it's slower than you'd like. Looking back, I only wish I had dedicated more time to it earlier. 

 Huge thanks to Nana for creating such an amazing program. Time to celebrate! 🚀🥳

Before I took the "DevOps bootcamp", my focus as an AI engineer was mainly on development side of the projects. I had no idea what was going on behind my walls. Getting to production was a total mystery to me. 

Now, my understanding and my perspective and even my language have changed. Now, I feel that the impression I make has changed too. Although the last position I applied for was an AI engineering role, but it was clear to me that my elaboraton on networking and how I am comfortable with CICD underlying processes changed the game for me. Without having this precious angle in my presentation, I doubt that I could land the job. Thanks Nana and your team.

This journey has been both challenging and highly rewarding. It allowed me to deepen my knowledge across DevOps, security, cloud infrastructure, automation, and modern software delivery practices — while also strengthening the connection between my existing security background and my growing DevSecOps expertise. 

 I would like to sincerely thank Nana Janashia and the entire TechWorld with Nana team for creating such high-quality educational content. The structure, clarity, and practical focus of the bootcamp made it an outstanding learning experience.