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AWS + Terraform with 2 real products for ₹18,000 ₹25,000. AWS alone for ₹13,000 ₹15,000.
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Stop learning AWSconcept by concept.Take real products from idea to live.
Do the work a cloud engineer does on a real product: design its architecture, build it on AWS, secure it, ship it, and run it. Every service is learned at the moment the product needs it, never as an isolated demo.
- Next batch starts
- Oct 30, 2026
- Friday
- Timings
- 6 to 7 AM IST
- Mon to Fri
How every product is built
From idea to live on AWS
Idea
Understand the product and what it needs to run
Architecture
Decide how it should run on AWS, and why
Build
Implement every layer on the real product
Ship & secure
Deploy it, lock it down, put it on a domain
Operate
Monitor, troubleshoot, scale, and control cost
- LIVE
Along the way: IAM · VPC · Route 53 · EC2 · Auto Scaling · Load Balancing · S3 · RDS · Aurora · ECS · Fargate · EKS · Lambda · SQS · CloudFront · WAF · CloudWatch and more.
Choose your track
Same approach. One product, or two.
Both tracks are built around real product implementation. Track 2 adds end-to-end, advanced Terraform and a second product, built entirely as code.
AWS Cloud Engineer / Architect
First batch offer price · regular fee ₹15,000
- Duration
- 2 months
- Real products
- 1
- You learn
- AWS
i27CoreHR
Built on AWS, from idea to live
- Build i27CoreHR, a real product, from idea to live on AWS
- Architecture, networking, security, deployment, and operations
- Every service learned where the product needs it
AWS Cloud Engineer / Architect + Terraform
First batch offer price · regular fee ₹22,000
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- Duration
- 3 months
- Real products
- 2
- You learn
- AWS + Terraform
i27CoreHR
Built on AWS, from idea to live
i27Helpdesk
A second product, infrastructure 100% as code
- Everything in Track 1, including i27CoreHR
- Learn Terraform from the ground up
- Build i27Helpdesk, a second product, with its infrastructure 100% as code
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Why project implementation
Knowing AWS services is not the same as running systems on AWS.
Interviews and real jobs ask how you designed, deployed, secured, and fixed something. That only comes from implementing it.
Work like a cloud engineer on i27Academy's own systems
i27CoreHR and i27Helpdesk are production-grade products that i27Academy runs. You rebuild their cloud infrastructure on your own AWS account, the way an engineer on our team would.
Typical AWS course
Project implementation at i27Academy
- Learn each service on its ownLearn each service because the system needs it
- Spin up a demo, then delete itBuild on what you built yesterday. It keeps running
- Only the happy pathBreak it, troubleshoot it, fix it
- Know what a service isExplain why it is there and what you would change
- Toy labs in a sandboxReplicate i27Academy's production-grade setup
Basics to advanced
Grow the system the way a real cloud team does.
You start from an empty AWS account. Each level builds on the last, so by the end you have one connected, production-style setup, not a folder of disconnected labs.
- Basics
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Track 2 · Infrastructure as Code
Level 01
Set up the account like an organization would
Identities, access, secrets, and guardrails before anything gets deployed.
- AWS IAM
- IAM Access Analyzer
- AWS Secrets Manager
- AWS Systems Manager
Level 02
Design the network it runs in
Subnets, routing, and security groups: what is public, what stays private, and how traffic flows.
- Amazon VPC
- Amazon Route 53
Level 03
Deploy it and make it reachable
Run the workload, scale it with demand, and serve it securely over HTTPS.
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon EBS
- Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
- Application Load Balancer
- AWS Certificate Manager
Level 04
Add managed data and storage
Move data to managed services with private access and backups.
- Amazon S3
- Amazon RDS
- Amazon Aurora
Level 05
Containerize how it ships
Package the workload as images and run it on managed container platforms.
- Amazon ECR
- Amazon ECS
- AWS Fargate
- Amazon EKS (basics)
Level 06
Go serverless and event-driven
Add functions, APIs, and messaging where they fit the system.
- AWS Lambda
- Amazon API Gateway
- Amazon SNS
- Amazon SQS
Level 07
Deliver globally, connect privately
Speed it up and protect it at the edge, and connect it to on-premises networks.
- Amazon CloudFront
- AWS WAF
- AWS Global Accelerator
- AWS Site-to-Site VPN
- AWS Direct Connect
Level 08
Operate and audit it in production
Monitor, troubleshoot real failures, track every change, and stay compliant.
- Amazon CloudWatch
- AWS CloudTrail
- AWS Config
Level 09
Build i27Helpdesk entirely as code
Learn Terraform and provision a second production setup without touching the console.
- Terraform
- Modules
- Remote State
- Multiple Environments
What you build
i27CoreHR, live on AWS. You build every box.
This is the production setup you have by the end of Track 1, running on your own AWS account. Step through it to see it grow in the order you build it.
Each box is numbered with the step where you build it.
DNS & edge
Route 53
05The domain and DNS records
Certificate Manager
06HTTPS certificates for the domain
CloudFront
07Delivers i27CoreHR's S3 files fast, close to users
AWS WAF
04Blocks bad traffic before it reaches the app
Public subnets
Application Load Balancer
04Spreads traffic and checks app health
Private app subnets
EC2
03Runs i27CoreHR, with EBS disks and snapshots
Auto Scaling
04Adds and removes servers with load
ECS on Fargate
11The same app, shipped as containers
EFS
03Shared file storage across servers
Private data subnets
RDS / Aurora
09i27CoreHR's database, with backups and failover
Identity, secrets & keys
IAM
01Who and what can access each resource
Secrets Manager
03Database passwords, never in code
AWS KMS
08Encryption keys for S3, RDS, and secrets
Storage & images
Amazon S3
08Documents, uploads, and static files
Amazon ECR
10The container images ECS runs
Events & APIs
API Gateway + Lambda
12Serverless APIs beside the main app
SQS & SNS
12Background jobs and notifications
Network connections
Global Accelerator
04Static IPs and a faster path to the load balancer
Site-to-Site VPN
13A private link from an office network into the VPC
Direct Connect
13How a dedicated line would connect instead
Operate & audit, across everything
Systems Manager
03Server access without SSH keys
CloudWatch
14Logs, metrics, dashboards, and alarms
CloudTrail
14A record of every change in the account
AWS Config
14Tracks settings and flags drift
Track 2: you also build i27Helpdesk's infrastructure, entirely in Terraform, without touching the console.
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You work on real, production-grade products that i27Academy runs, replicating their cloud infrastructure on your own AWS account. Track 1: you take i27CoreHR from an empty AWS account to live, covering IAM and networking, EC2 with load balancing and auto scaling, RDS and S3, containers on ECS and Fargate, serverless and messaging, CloudFront and WAF, and monitoring and auditing. Track 2: everything in Track 1, plus i27Helpdesk, a second product whose infrastructure you build entirely with Terraform.
No prior AWS experience is required. We start from creating your first AWS account and navigating the AWS Management Console, building up level by level to production-style setups.
Yes! You will sign up for an AWS Free Tier account. 95% of our labs utilize services that are free within your first 12 months (like Amazon EC2 t2.micro instances, 5GB of Amazon S3, and Amazon DynamoDB).
Track 1 focuses on AWS itself: you build i27CoreHR's cloud infrastructure end to end. Terraform is part of Track 2, where you learn Terraform from the ground up and use it to build i27Helpdesk entirely as code, in addition to everything in Track 1.
Don't worry! Recorded sessions are provided every day after the live class. You'll get 1 year of access to all recordings, materials, and tasks so you can learn at your own pace.
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