Build the teams that build the future
Training delivered by engineers who run production systems, so the examples come from real incidents rather than exam questions.
What we teach
Taught against working systems. Teams leave able to do the thing, not just describe it.
AWS
Architecture, security, networking and cost, taught against real workloads.
Azure
Core services, identity and landing zone patterns.
Google Cloud
Platform fundamentals through to data and AI services.
Kubernetes
From first cluster to running one safely in production.
DevOps
CI/CD, delivery practice and the reliability habits around it.
Terraform
Module design, state, and infrastructure code teams can maintain.
Security
Cloud security, identity and DevSecOps for engineering teams.
Generative AI
RAG, evaluation and putting language models into production systems.
Agentic AI
Designing, securing and operating agents that take actions.
How it is delivered
Most of our work is private training for a team, shaped around what that team already knows.
Instructor-led
Live sessions with an engineer who works on these systems.
Virtual classroom
Remote delivery for distributed teams, same instructor, same material.
Private corporate training
Built around your stack and your team's starting point.
Certification preparation
Focused preparation for cloud and Kubernetes certifications.
Custom workshops
A specific problem, worked through with your engineers.
Executive workshops
Shorter sessions for the people funding the decisions.
Hands-on labs
Self-service lab environments — a broken cluster to fix, an exposed resource to secure, an incident to investigate — are being built. They are not available yet, and we would rather say so than let you discover it after booking.
- Fix a broken Kubernetes deployment
- Build an AWS landing zone
- Secure an exposed cloud resource
- Investigate a production incident
- Build CI/CD with GitHub Actions
- Deploy EKS with Terraform
- Build an agent with Amazon Bedrock
- Secure an AI agent
Tell us where your team is stuck
We will put together a programme around that, rather than sell you a catalogue course that half the room already knows.
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