The agent writes, you review.

Reviewed?

Run servers, pipelines and releases with agents, and review every change before it runs.

Once AI tools arrived, writing a script got cheaper and reviewing it got more expensive. The course shows today's order of that work: preparing an environment, automating it, finding faults, and reliably reviewing a change an agent made. The programme is being written now.

See the curriculum

Writing a script got cheaper. Reviewing it got dearer.

  • 5modules

    DevOps in the AI era, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring and safe automation.

  • 16lessons

    Short video lessons. Each module closes with one practical result.

  • 6weeks

    3 to 5 hours a week, at your own pace.

What you can do by the end

  • Run environments and releases in a repeatable order.

  • Review configuration and scripts an agent prepared before they run.

  • Read what the system is telling you when something breaks.

  • Assemble a CI/CD pipeline with an agent, with automated checks and release gates.

  • Read agent-written IaC and catch drift and unexpected changes.

  • Keep secrets and permissions in a sound order, and put guardrails around agents.

Who it is for, and who it isn't

For people who work with servers, pipelines and releases and want to bring agents into that work carefully.

This course is for you if

  1. You work with servers, deploys or CI and want to bring AI tools into that work.

  2. You don't know how to review a script an agent wrote before it runs.

  3. Your releases go out by hand, in a different order every time.

  4. When something breaks, you don't know what to look for in the logs.

  5. On a small team, the infrastructure is on you as well.

This course is not for you if

  1. You need the final programme and a firm date right now. The programme is being written and no date is announced.

  2. You want to hand prod to an agent entirely and not review its changes. The course teaches exactly that review.

  3. You are preparing for a cloud provider's certification. The programme has no such goal.

  4. You only want theory. Every module closes with a practical result.

Five modules, one order

The programme is being written now: the modules below show the direction, and the mentor writes the final content. Each module closes with one practical result.

01

Understand

DevOps in the AI era
01Intro: the landscape

How working with servers, pipelines and releases changed once AI tools arrived: writing scripts got cheaper, reviewing them got dearer.

02Where agents fit

You draw the map of infrastructure tasks where an agent helps and where it does not.

03The safety line

The safety line: what not to automate, and why.

You hold a map of where an agent helps with infrastructure work and where it has to stop. You also know what not to automate.

02

Assemble

Building CI/CD with AI
04Pipeline basics

What a pipeline is made of, and how to assemble one starting from a prompt.

05Automated checks

Automated checks that run by themselves on every change.

06Release gates

Release gates: a change that fails its checks does not reach prod.

07Practice: the full pipeline

Practice: you assemble the full pipeline with an agent and check every step of it.

A working CI/CD pipeline assembled with an agent, with automated checks and release gates.

03

Codify

Infrastructure as code
08IaC basics

Infrastructure as code: a server's setup lives in a file, not in manual steps.

09Reviewing IaC

Reading and reviewing agent-written IaC before it runs.

10Working with drift

How to notice a server has drifted from its file, and catch an unexpected change.

You read and review agent-written IaC, and catch drift and unexpected changes.

04

Watch

Monitoring and incidents
11Monitoring basics

Monitoring basics: where to read what the system is telling you.

12Log analysis with AI

Reading logs with AI, and separating alerts from noise.

13The incident runbook

You write a runbook for acting step by step when an incident happens.

You separate alerts from noise, and you hold a ready incident runbook.

05

Guard

Safe automation
14Working with secrets

Passwords and keys live apart from the code: you set up that order.

15The permission order

A pipeline and an agent get only the access they need: the permission order.

16Guardrails

Guardrails: where an agent stops, so the automation can be trusted.

Secrets and permissions are kept in a sound order, and agents work inside guardrails.

Along with the lessons

A video lesson alone is not enough. Every module comes with materials and a practical task.

  • 01Every lesson

    Materials

    The files and ready prompts the lesson uses.

  • 02Every module

    Practical task

    You apply what you covered to your own project.

  • 03At the end

    HEAD certificate

    It confirms you finished the course.

  • All of this is in both tiers

    See the tiers

15 questions before a release

15 questions about the pipeline, the infrastructure and monitoring, asked before a service opens to people: to each you answer "yes" or "no". The list follows the course's modules, and each question names the topic that covers it.

This is the goal: 15 of 15 green. Click a control's name to see what it checks.

Release rule: you do not ship until the 11 controls without the "later" mark pass. 05, 10, 14 and 15 ("later") become mandatory from the day real users rely on the service.

The release pipeline

5 / 5
  • 01
  • 02
  • 03
  • 04
  • 05

Infrastructure and access

5 / 5
  • 06
  • 07
  • 08
  • 09
  • 10

Monitoring and guardrails

5 / 5
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
The goal15 / 15
Valiyev Barkamol

Course instructor

Valiyev Barkamol

Instructor of the "AI DevOps" course. Full profile coming soon.

Two tiers, one curriculum

Both open the full curriculum. The difference: you walk the path yourself, or the mentor walks it with you. You pay in UZS: Payme, Click or Atmos.

Standard

For those who go on their own, at their own pace

3,600,000UZS

One payment · lifetime access

  • Video lessonsEvery lesson, lifetime access.
  • Hands-on assignmentsIn every module: you apply what you covered to your own project.
  • Private Telegram communityA place to ask questions alongside the course's students.
  • HEAD certificateAwarded at the end of the course.
  • Unlocks on Premium
  • Weekly live sessionsA live session with the mentor every week.
    On Premium
  • Homework reviewThe mentor reviews your work and gives feedback.
    On Premium
  • 1:1 consultationOne to one with the mentor on your final project.
    On Premium
  • Portfolio and job adviceA portfolio review and advice on the job search.
    On Premium

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our pick

For those who want a mentor's advice along the way and a personal review of their project

5,600,000UZS

One payment · lifetime access

  • Video lessonsEvery lesson, lifetime access.
  • Hands-on assignmentsIn every module: you apply what you covered to your own project.
  • Private Telegram communityA place to ask questions alongside the course's students.
  • HEAD certificateAwarded at the end of the course.
  • Premium extras
  • Weekly live sessionsA live session with the mentor every week.
  • Homework reviewThe mentor reviews your work and gives feedback.
  • 1:1 consultationOne to one with the mentor on your final project.
  • Portfolio and job adviceA portfolio review and advice on the job search.

What does the 2,000,000 UZS difference buy? Weekly live sessions with the mentor, a personal review of your homework with feedback, a 1:1 consultation on your final project, and a portfolio review with job-search advice.

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Questions people ask

01When does the course start?

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02Is the programme final?

Not yet. The five modules on this page show the direction, and the mentor writes the final programme. If modules or lessons change, this page changes with them.

03Which tools does it use?

Claude Code, Docker, GitHub Actions and Grafana.

04How long does it take?

The course is planned for 6 weeks, 3 to 5 hours a week. Access to the lessons has no end date, so you go at your own pace.

05What experience do I need?

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06How do the tiers differ?

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07Is there a certificate?

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