This hands-on Cloud Computing Bootcamp is built for beginners who want to become competent, job-ready cloud engineers with a focus on AWS. The curriculum is practical-driven: students progress through sequential modules (you cannot skip ahead) and complete labs and a capstone that demonstrate real cloud engineering capability – from Linux fundamentals to container orchestration and AWS architecture.
Structure & Modules
Students study modules in order. Each module includes sessions, guided labs, assessments, and a mini-project. Completion of a module is required to unlock the next.
Security best practices (IAM policies, security groups, secrets handling).
These topics are integrated into module labs and the capstone.
Capstone Project & Assessment
Capstone: Build, containerize and deploy a real application to AWS (e.g., Dockerized web app on EKS/ECS, or microservice + DB + API + CI/CD pipeline + monitoring). Infrastructure must be provisioned using IaC and demonstrably secure and monitored.
Absolute beginners who are committed to hands-on learning.
IT graduates and early-career professionals aiming for cloud roles.
Developers wishing to upskill into cloud-native systems.
No prior cloud experience required — we start from Linux fundamentals.
Career Opportunities & Market Outlook
Uganda is rapidly scaling its cloud infrastructure; by 2027 Uganda will be having the largest data centre in Africa, positioning the country as a regional cloud hub.
Globally and locally, companies are migrating workloads to cloud platforms; the demand for Cloud Engineers, DevOps Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, Platform Engineers and Kubernetes Specialists is rising — but talent is scarce.
Graduates can pursue roles such as: Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Cloud Developer, Infrastructure Engineer, Kubernetes Administrator, Cloud Security Engineer, SRE, Platform Engineer — and be positioned for internships or junior cloud roles with partners.