Get started in the field
Fundamentals and a Confident Start
Master the basics: terminal, Linux, Git, and understanding the path an application takes from code to server.
A solid foundation without fear of the command line
[00]overview
what is devops
DEVOPS
DevOps helps release updates faster, break things less often, and keep services running. It boils down to three things: verify changes before release, configure servers without manual hassle, and immediately see if everything is fine after launch.
GitLab CITerraformAnsibleDockerObservabilityLinux
Duration
4 months
Practice
Lab environments and incident investigation
Focus
Automation and reliable deployment
how it works
how devops helps
status: live
step by step
in simple terms
Below you can see what DevOps does: verifies changes, prepares the launch, and makes sure the service is running properly.
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git push
>changes pushed: now they can be verified before release
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check release
>verified that the update does not break the service
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prepare service
>servers prepared and launched without manual tweaks
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deploy update
>update deployed smoothly and predictably
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service health
>instantly visible that the service is running fine
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[01]learning path
journey.cycle
What awaits you on the path from the first step to confident operations
This is not a release diagram. It is a growth map: which skills you go through in order and what working mindset you arrive at in the end.
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Automation
Scripts and CI
Learn to eliminate routine work: write Bash scripts, set up automated checks, and run clear scenarios instead of manual steps.
Routine steps turn into a reproducible process
03
Infrastructure as Code
Cloud and Terraform
Move on to Terraform and the cloud: provision networks, servers, and environments consistently, without drift between staging and production.
Understand how to create infrastructure with code, not by hand
04
Service Management
Configuration and Deployment
Configure servers and applications using Ansible, Docker Compose, and clear configs so everything launches the same way every time.
Services are brought to the desired state predictably
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Reliable Operations
Monitoring and Troubleshooting
Complete the cycle with monitoring, logs, and incident investigation: learn not just to launch, but to keep the system running.
Quickly identify where the problem is and what to do next
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[02]salary pipeline
DevOps Engineer Salaries
This is not a salary promise after the course, but clear market benchmarks. They help you see the growth trajectory by roles: `Junior`, `Middle` and `Senior`.
Russia
K ₽ / month
Market benchmarks based on 2025 surveys, not a promise of income after the bootcamp.
reference
RU 2025
Junior
start0 – 0 K ₽
First production tasks, environment support, basic automation.
Middle
growth0 – 0 K ₽
Independent work with releases, infrastructure, and service reliability.
Senior
experience0 – 0 K ₽
Process architecture, mature operations, complex production scenarios.
what drives growth
The more confident you are with releases, infrastructure, stability, and service ownership, the higher your market range.
sourceverified
Sources: SK Groups, GorodRabot, Uchis Online, 2025.
International
USD / month
Benchmarks from US/EU salary guides 2025, converted to monthly.
reference
Global 2025
Junior
start0 – 0 USD
Working under team guidance: deployment, CI/CD support, basic troubleshooting.
Middle
growth0 – 0 USD
Independent management of services, infrastructure, and internal platforms.
Senior
experience0 – 0 USD
Ownership of platform, reliability, security, and technical decisions.
what drives growth
The more confident you are with releases, infrastructure, stability, and service ownership, the higher your market range.
sourceverified
Sources: Fastlane Recruit, Dreamix salary guides, 2025.
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[03]infrastructure
infra.map
Understanding how system components connect
Repository, CI, artifacts, cloud infrastructure, configuration, edge layer, and monitoring come together in a single operations map.
Project Code
Where the team's code and change history are stored.
Automated Checks
Where automated checks and builds run after each change.
Builds and Artifacts
Where ready-made builds and release artifacts are stored.
Cloud Infrastructure
Networks, servers, and cloud resources where the application runs.
Monitoring
Metrics, logs, and signals that reveal the system's health.
External Access
Entry point: how traffic reaches the application.
Configuration
Server and service settings to ensure consistent launches.
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[04]skill check
skill.check.lab
Test yourself: enter commands step by step and instantly see the results
This is more than just a demo. Here you can enter a command yourself and see a realistic response if the command matches the current step.
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guided.lab
Step-by-step mini-lab
Verify the application is up
Only the current scenario is shown on the left to avoid clutter and keep focus on the command.
Check whether all application services are currently running.
What this step coversGet the big picture: which services are alive and which have already crashed or failed to start.
What to doFirst, check which services are actually running and whether any container has already crashed.
What to enter
docker compose psHint: start with the command that shows service status.
Start diagnostics with the big picture, not with guessing.
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lab.session
step 1/3
Shows which commands most often help quickly understand the state of a service.
Welcome to the mini-lab. Enter a command for the first step.
Awaiting commandEnter to runprevious commands
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[05]terminal ops
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The console shows exactly what an engineer does step by step
Commands and results go in sequence: first verification, then configuration, then launch and confirmation that the service is actually running.
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terraform plan -out=infra.tfplan
>5 resources will be created and 2 updated
>network, server group, load balancer, monitoring, storage
>infrastructure state saved and verified
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ansible-playbook deploy.yml -i inventories/prod.ini
>checking server status... done
>4 changes applied, no errors
>service restart detected via docker compose
>nginx configuration verified and enabled
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curl -fsS https://app.hivebootcamp.app/health && docker compose ps
>site responds without errors
>api, worker, and nginx are running normally
>monitoring sees services and updated the dashboard
>logs are stable, no unnecessary alerts
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[06]support team
Support Team
You are not alone with the tasks. A mentor and support team are with you at every stage.
Helpers Nearby
Help you avoid getting stuck on practice tasks and suggest how to move forward.
Clear Explanations
Break down complex topics in plain language so you understand exactly what is happening.
Practice Support
Provide support during labs, release scenarios, and troubleshooting practice.
Pace and Focus
Help you maintain momentum and see where to go next within the bootcamp.
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[07]reliability
Skills, not slogans
What shapes a mature DevOps approach: automation, reproducibility, diagnostics, and observability.
Automation
Less manual routine
Automate repeatable operations and reduce reliance on manual actions during releases and operations.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform + Ansible
Infrastructure, configuration, and delivery are described as code, keeping environments predictable.
Incident Detection and Resolution
Diagnostics under load
In lab environments and practice sessions, learn to quickly diagnose issues and restore services without chaos.
Clear System State
Monitoring + Logging
Collect metrics, logs, and signals to understand system health and make timely decisions.
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[08]faq
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
What entry level is needed for this track?
What exactly will I learn on this track?
Will the practice resemble real-world work?
Will there be infrastructure projects and labs?
Who is this DevOps track especially suited for?
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[09]launch
starts August 20
applications until August 25
Sign up for the waitlist
This is not just a page about DevOps. It's an invitation to a direction where deployment, observability, orchestration, and production peace become a unified language of work.
For advanced learners: not recommended as a first course without programming or Linux knowledge.
Application
The nearest stream is preselected. Dates are tentative — we will reach out in Telegram before the start.
* required
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