Bachelor of Technology CSE in Cloud Computing ✶

DevSecOps explanation and building security, which often gets skipped under tight deadlines. Building security is required from step one of the DevOps Pipeline. The article focuses on why security should not be an afterthought and the core practices that keep modern software safe.

Building software and shipping it is not the finish line; it is still half done. How it works once it is live is known as observability. This article attempts to explain observability, how to do it, what it means, how it is different from monitoring, the three pillars (logs, metrics, and traces), and how to find issues that can save money in real systems.

To learn how to contribute to open source, one should know how it happens. This article is a guide for that. Open source powers the modern software world; students will get to learn how to build it and get visibility before they graduate. In the tech session, Parul University also talked about the open source world, including the ways in which writing code is not required.

This article gives you a guide on AWS and how it offers a service for almost every stage of the DevOps lifecycle, and it is powerful & confusing in equal measure. This article also covers CI/CD and infrastructure as code for compute, monitoring, security, and cost, so you can see how the pieces fit together.

Cloud and DevOps can feel overwhelming because there are so many tools. The advice from industry experts at a Parul University session was refreshingly simple: clear your basics first, and learn in the right order. Here is the beginner’s roadmap they recommended, plus honest answers on careers, certifications, and AI.

Cloud computing is different from cloud platforms like AWS, which is usually confused with it. Cloud computing goes beyond; it is specifically planned for building a structured, scalable, resilient way with microservices, containers, orchestration and automated pipelines. This guide, drawn from a Parul University cloud-native session, explains what cloud native really is, and why it matters.

Almost every large company runs on an ERP system, yet most students have never built one. This guide explains what an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system is, why role-based access is central to it, and how open-source ERP like Odoo works, illustrated through a Parul University hackathon project.

If AI tools can write code and answer almost anything, what is left for a student to learn? According to a Parul University student who used exactly those tools to win a hackathon selection, the answer is problem-solving, the one skill AI cannot do for you, and the one that matters more than ever.

Most students avoid their first hackathon because they think they are not technical enough. A Parul University student selected at the Odoo hackathon says that is exactly the wrong reason to stay away. Here is his advice on preparing for a first hackathon and what the selection process actually involves.

There is no shortcut to data structures and algorithms, but there is a method. Meet Aayush Yadav, a B.Tech student of Parul University who learned Java by himself and cracked a hackathon selection using free resources and one single mindset-take one problem at a time and solve it. Here’s the entire breakdown!

As AI systems move from answering questions to taking actions, they become software that can be attacked. Prompt injection, now ranked the number-one risk to AI applications, is the central threat, and agentic AI and the Model Context Protocol expand the attack surface. Here is what it means, and how to defend against it.

Explore how containers & Kubernetes are explained in sync with Linux, Ansible & OpenShift’s functioning. Kubernetes solved the problem of running thousands of containers. Ansible solved the problem of configuring the machines underneath. Read ahead for the full coverage!

Most IT certifications ask you to recognise the right answer. Red Hat exams put you on a live system and require you to make it work. That difference is the whole reason they carry the weight they do, and it changes how you should prepare.