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I started Shifttotech after 8 years doing DevOps at TCS — managing multi-region AWS setups, debugging Kubernetes incidents at odd hours, and occasionally sitting on the interviewer's side of the table. The question I kept hearing from working professionals was the same: "I've done Udemy courses and read the docs — why can't I clear DevOps interviews?" The answer was almost always the same: recorded courses teach you syntax. They don't teach you how to reason through a production outage, why a pod is OOMKilled at 2 AM, or how to structure a CI/CD pipeline that a team of 20 can actually maintain. That's the gap this course is built to close — and why every session is live, with a maximum of 10 students. Bangalore's DevOps job market is genuinely different from other cities. The Koramangala–HSR Layout belt — Flipkart, Swiggy, CRED, Razorpay, Zerodha — runs some of the most complex Kubernetes deployments in the country. Flipkart's platform manages well over 1,000 microservices. Whitefield has a different character: Amazon, SAP Labs, Walmart Labs — AWS-heavy infrastructure, multi-region setups, and strict IAM and compliance requirements. Electronic City is where you find TCS, Infosys, and Wipro for a more structured onboarding path. Three distinct hiring patterns in one city, and a useful DevOps course has to prepare you for all three, not pick one.
