Complete 180-Day Full-Stack Infrastructure
From zero-to-production every day — build, deploy, test, and operate real systems that employers and startups actually need.
Fast pitch (30 seconds): Follow a daily, battle-tested curriculum that takes you step-by-step from a single working backend to a portfolio of production-ready full-stack systems — with automated tests, CI/CD, observability, and ops know-how. No fluff. Hands-on. Career-backed outcomes.
Why this course exists
Most engineering training teaches components: a frontend course here, a backend tutorial there, a CI video somewhere else. That produces fragmented knowledge, hesitation, and imposter syndrome when you try to ship.
This course fixes that by giving you:
A single, continuous 180-day roadmap that connects the dots.
Daily, practical tasks that build muscle memory for shipping infrastructure.
Real-world patterns (testing, deployment, monitoring, rollback) — not just example code.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by tooling, unsure how pieces fit together, or unable to ship reliably — this course is built for you.
What you’ll get (concrete outcomes)
By Day 180 you will have:
A portfolio of at least 3 production-grade services (APIs, web apps, background workers) deployed to cloud infrastructure.
A working CI/CD pipeline that runs tests, builds artifacts, and deploys safely.
End-to-end observability (logs, metrics, basic alerting).
Automated testing (unit + integration + smoke tests) and dependable rollback procedures.
Clear operational playbooks: deploy, scale, incident triage, and postmortem steps.
A repeatable playbook you can apply to any new product or job.
Short version: you won’t just “know” things — you’ll be able to ship, operate, and explain them in interviews and at work.
Who this is for
Early-career engineers who want to go from toy projects → production experience.
Backend or frontend devs who need real infrastructure skills.
Bootcamp grads who want to stand out with ops+infra.
Founders who want to become their own first SRE/DevOps person.
No prior infra experience required — just curiosity and ~45–90 minutes/day.
How it works — the method (what makes it different)
Daily micro-projects: 180 days, each day a focused, achievable task. You get one thing to do and ship — not a vague longlist.
Project-first learning: Every lesson ties into the projects you’re building. Tests, monitoring, and deployment are integrated into the codebase from day one.
Progressive complexity: Start with a single API and evolve it into a scalable system with workers, caching, and observability.
Ops-mindset baked in: Every feature includes operational steps — deployment scripts, health checks, rollback plan.
Templates & checklists: Copy/paste production-grade templates for Docker, CI, IaC, test harnesses, and monitoring so you never reinvent the wheel.
Feedback loops: Self-checks, automated tests, and suggested review checkpoints so you always know when you’ve done something well.
Pain points → How the course solves them
Pain: “I learn tools but don’t know how to put them together.”
Solution: A single, continuous project ties tools into a working system every day.Pain: “I can’t get a job because I don’t have production experience.”
Solution: Build production-ready services you can demo and walk through in interviews.Pain: “I’m overwhelmed by choices — Kubernetes? Serverless? Terraform?”
Solution: Gradual, pragmatic choices with real trade-offs; templates to skip painful setup.Pain: “I don’t know how to operate a service after deploy.”
Solution: Every module includes monitoring, alerting, and incident-response playbooks.Pain: “I start projects but never finish.”
Solution: Daily momentum and small wins lock progress and prevent burnout.
Curriculum snapshot (example milestones)
Week 1–2: Single Python API, local dev → first deploy.
Week 3–4: Testing fundamentals + CI pipeline.
Week 5–8: Database migrations, caching, and background jobs.
Month 3: Containerization + staging environments.
Month 4–5: Observability (logs, metrics), load testing.
Month 6: High-availability patterns, IaC, and final portfolio polish.
(Each day has an explicit deliverable, code examples, and checklist.)
What you will actually build (examples)
A user service with authentication, rate limits, DB migrations, and CI.
A background worker that processes jobs, with retry logic and dead-letter handling.
A public web app with canary deploys and basic autoscaling.
An incident runbook and a postmortem you can show to employers.
Learning commitments & format
Time: ~45–90 minutes/day (flexible — do more on weekends).
Format: Bite-sized lessons, code-first tutorials, reproducible templates.
Support: Community channel + weekly office-hours (optional add-on).
Tools used: Lightweight, widely used infra tooling (plain Docker, a mainstream cloud provider, GitHub Actions / CI, basic IaC). Choices are pragmatic — not trendy.
Proof & confidence (social proof placeholders)
“I shipped my first production API in Week 2 and got hands-on with CI/CD — best investment.” — Student A
“Interviewers loved my incident postmortem — landed a job.” — Student B
(Real testimonials drive conversions — swap these with actual quotes when available.)
Pricing & enrollment (copy you can adapt)
Free preview: First 14 days of lesson access.
Full access: One-time fee / subscription (choose pricing model) — includes templates, full lesson archive, downloadable playbooks.
Premium option: 1:1 review + weekly office hours + résumé/interview coaching.
(We can write optimized pricing copy next if you want.)
FAQ (short & persuasive)
Q: Do I need cloud credits?
A: You’ll need a free-tier cloud account for deploy tests; the course shows low-cost ways to run everything for under $5/month during learning.
Q: Is this for newcomers or seniors?
A: Beginner-friendly but also valuable for mid-level devs who haven’t shipped infra end-to-end.
Q: Can I use this for interviews?
A: Absolutely — the course intentionally produces artifacts you can demo and explain technically.
Final
Primary: Start Day 1 → “Begin the 180-Day Journey”
Secondary: Preview lessons → (link/button) “See the first 7 days free”
