Assess
DevOps and platform audit
A review of how code gets from commit to production, with a written report and a ranked roadmap.
- CI/CD, Kubernetes, IaC and cloud setup
- Reliability, security and cost findings
DevOps · Cloud Native · Generative AI
We teach engineers to run infrastructure well, from containers to delivery pipelines, and to build with AI without guesswork. Private sessions on your own systems, and engagements where the work gets done with your team, not handed to it.
Delivered for Microsoft, Intel, Société Générale, Michelin, Orange, EDF and the French Ministry of the Armed Forces, among 30+ organisations in defence, banking, health, energy, telecoms and the public sector.
Training
Private sessions for your team, on site or remote. Each course is mostly labs, uses course material written in-house, and gets adjusted to your tools, your cloud and your level before day one.
Images, volumes, networking, Compose, multi-stage builds and image hardening.
2–3 daysDeploy, configure and debug applications on Kubernetes without becoming a cluster admin.
3 daysRunning the cluster: upgrades, backups, RBAC, networking and storage, on a managed cluster or one you built yourself.
3–5 daysRancher to run the fleet, RKE2 and K3s to build it, then Fleet, Longhorn and NeuVector for delivery, storage and security.
3 daysCharts that survive upgrades and rollbacks, then a Git-driven delivery pipeline you understand end to end.
2 daysPipelines, runners, environments, container builds and deployments to Kubernetes.
1–3 daysPlaybooks, roles and collections, then the day-to-day automation of your servers and your deployments.
2–5 daysAnsible run as a shared platform: inventories, workflows, execution environments and who is allowed to run what.
3 daysPrometheus, Grafana and alerting, plus SLOs, error budgets and incident practice from SRE Foundation.
2 daysSupply-chain security, vulnerability scanning, image and cluster hardening, NeuVector.
2 daysThe system under the containers: processes, systemd, networking, permissions, storage and diagnosing a box in production.
2–3 daysHow LLMs work, what they get wrong, and prompts designed, tested and versioned like code.
2–3 daysRetrieval pipelines, function calling, MCP servers and clients with FastMCP and LangChain.
3 daysAgents, orchestration, guardrails and human approval, from prototype to something you can operate.
3–5 daysSizing hardware, serving models on your own machines, Modelfiles, QLoRA fine-tuning, private agents.
3–5 daysCopilot and Copilot Chat on a real codebase: what to ask for, review habits that catch its mistakes, security and licensing, and measuring whether it helps.
2–3 daysClaude Cowork and Copilot Studio: skills, tool connections, deliverables and governance, without code.
2–3 daysDriving a coding agent on real work: project rules and skills, MCP tools, subagents running in parallel, plan and review, plus token cost and safety.
3 daysWorking directory, staging area and repository, branching that a team can live with, and how to undo anything you did.
1 dayPython for engineers who ship services: APIs, packaging, tests, containers and deployment.
3–5 daysWhat containers, Kubernetes and managed cloud actually change for cost, hiring and delivery time — and which parts are not worth buying.
2–3 daysWhere AI, cloud and automation are genuinely heading, what that means for your teams, and what is worth deciding this quarter.
2–3 daysConsulting
Short, scoped engagements. The work is done with your engineers, not handed over as a black box, and it ends with documentation and a session so your team owns what was built.
Assess
A review of how code gets from commit to production, with a written report and a ranked roadmap.
Build
Clusters, Helm charts and Argo CD pipelines designed with your team and running in your environment.
Operate
Metrics, dashboards and alerts that point at real problems, plus SLOs the team agrees to defend.
Automate
Ansible roles and an AWX or Automation Platform setup, so server changes stop being manual and other teams can self-serve.
Secure
Hardening the path from commit to cluster, with checks that fail builds for a reason the team can act on.
Build
RAG assistants, agents and MCP servers connected to your data and tools, with evaluation from the start.
Host
Models running on your own infrastructure when data cannot leave the building.
Adopt
Rolling out coding assistants and agents with rules, guardrails and a way to measure whether they help.
How it works
Most training requests get a proposal within a week. Consulting starts with a fixed-scope first phase, so you can judge the work before committing to more.
30 minutes on your team, your stack and what should change after the training or engagement.
Programme or scope, format, dates and a fixed price. Existing programmes are adapted to your tools.
Sessions or project work, then the material, labs and documentation stay with your team.
About
eralabs is the training and consulting practice of Aymen El Amri, an engineer and instructor based in Paris. Every session and engagement is delivered by him directly.
He has trained engineers since 2017, written more than twenty technical books on Docker, Kubernetes, GitOps, Ansible, prompt engineering, MCP and local AI, and founded FAUN.dev, a developer community of 100,000 engineers.
Send the topic, team size and rough dates. You get a reply within two working days.