A short term devops course(worth <30hrs of curriculum)?

[balenshah]

As I said in my previous post, I'm learning RHCSA, LPIC etc.
I will practice 257 questions of RHCSA, understand them. Along with Nehra Classes RHCSA course.
I will practice 1200 questions from LPIC practice questions.
The goal is to ensure I know short tricks as well as concepts of Linux.
But this is a long term plan. I have allocated about 1 year for this along with my job.
In the meantime, I want to do some short term courses. Few things I want to learn are as follows.

1) DSA

2) Competitive Programming

3) ccna

4) Operating System (College Course Relearn I mean)

5) ??

6) Do 55 DOM Projects course BY Laurence Svikis on udemy

7) CSS

8) ??

9) Singing

10) Writing

11) Learn Docker

12) Learn Kubernetes

13) Github

14) Redis

15) nginx

16) jenkins

17) aws

18) bash scripting

19) tomcat, apache etc
Which of these things could be learn in basics in 30 hrs curriculum. I don't mean learn under 30 hrs. A 30hrs curriculum would take me 150 hrs to just complete it by learning properly the course.

Please recommend.

 

[hasser33]

As I said in my previous post, I'm learning RHCSA, LPIC etc.
I will practice 257 questions of RHCSA, understand them. Along with Nehra Classes RHCSA course.
I will practice 1200 questions from LPIC practice questions.
The goal is to ensure I know short tricks as well as concepts of Linux.
But this is a long term plan. I have allocated about 1 year for this along with my job.
In the meantime, I want to do some short term courses. Few things I want to learn are as follows.

1) DSA

2) Competitive Programming

3) ccna

4) Operating System (College Course Relearn I mean)

5) ??

6) Do 55 DOM Projects course BY Laurence Svikis on udemy

7) CSS

8) ??

9) Singing

10) Writing

11) Learn Docker

12) Learn Kubernetes

13) Github

14) Redis

15) nginx

16) jenkins

17) aws

18) bash scripting

19) tomcat, apache etc
Which of these things could be learn in basics in 30 hrs curriculum. I don't mean learn under 30 hrs. A 30hrs curriculum would take me 150 hrs to just complete it by learning properly the course.
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