A good DevOps course in Nepal makes you break and fix real servers every week, and it tells you who pays the cloud bill. Ask for the week-by-week syllabus before you pay, and check six things in it.

If a course cannot show you that syllabus, you already have your answer. The questions below work for any course, ours included. They come from what the job asks for: set up a server, secure it, send new code to it, watch it and fix it when it breaks.

What should the first weeks of a DevOps course cover?

Linux, networking and Git. Not Kubernetes.

Most DevOps problems end in a terminal. A pod keeps crashing, a deploy fails, a site will not load. You find the cause by reading logs with journalctl , grep and tail , and by checking DNS, ports and the firewall in order. A learner who skipped these weeks can copy a Kubernetes file but cannot say why it fails.

So open the syllabus and look at the first month. If Docker and Kubernetes appear in week 1 or 2, ask what happens to someone who has never used a terminal.…