Credentials
Certifications Trevor Sullivan holds
Vendor-issued credentials Trevor holds — the hands-on IT background behind the courses your team will train on.
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
- AWS Certified Developer Associate
- AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate
- AWS Certified DevOps Engineer Professional
- AWS Certified Solution Architect - Professional
- AWS Certified Security Specialist
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)
- Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD)
Training coverage
Courses that carry Trevor Sullivan's expertise into your team plan
Use these courses as proof of coverage for the roles and technologies your team needs to support.
Courses Trevor Sullivan teaches
16 courses
Azure
AZ-500
This intermediate Microsoft Azure Security Engineer Associate training follows the AZ-500 objectives, which Microsoft retired on 31 August 2026, and builds the skills needed to secure Azure-based networks by implementing security controls.
Azure
Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900)
Business units are already asking IT about AI, but many teams lack a shared vocabulary for what Azure AI services do, what they cost, and how to use them responsibly. This Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) training gives IT Directors and Team Leads a common baseline before AI projects reach production. The early skills cover machine learning workloads, computer vision, natural language processing (NLP), and Microsoft's six responsible AI principles. These suit managers, non-developers, and cloud or operations staff. Later skills are hands-on. Practitioners work in Azure Machine Learning Studio and AutoML, build no-code regression and classification pipelines in the Designer, and train Custom Vision models. They also call Cognitive Services with Python, PowerShell, and SDKs, run services in Docker containers, and consume a custom Form Recognizer model through its REST API. Governance is built in. Content on responsible AI, handling facial and other sensitive data, and Form Recognizer billing helps teams set guardrails and anticipate costs before adopting AI tools. The course runs about 19 hours across 20 skills. Plan for developers to take the full path while non-coders focus on concepts and Designer pipelines, and use team reporting to track progress and completion. Microsoft retired the AI-900 exam on 30 June 2026, so the course is assigned today for the Azure AI baseline it builds. To see how it fits your team's training plan, Book a Demo.
Docker
Docker
Container adoption stalls when every engineer installs Docker differently, builds images by habit, and deploys to cloud services without a shared workflow. This Docker course gives DevOps teams a common baseline, from local setup on Linux, Windows, and WSL through image builds, multi-container workflows, and cloud deployment. IT Directors and Team Leads can assign it to DevOps professionals with roughly three to five years of experience. The team works through creating and managing containers, building Docker images for repeatable deployments, configuring Docker Compose and Docker Swarm, and deploying containerized applications to Kubernetes, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS with eksctl, AWS CodeBuild, and Azure. A dedicated module on Python and Docker-py shows how to automate Docker Engine tasks and cut repetitive manual container management. At about 13 hours per learner, the course fits a multi-week enablement plan rather than a one-day session. Training Managers can sequence it with Playlists alongside internal standards for image creation, deployment targets, and automation ownership, then use Team Reporting to track per-learner progress and completion and see who is ready for hands-on container work.
GitHub
AWS & Azure Infrastructure Deployment
Unlock the power of GitHub Actions in this intermediate course, where you'll learn to automate services in AWS and Azure. Designed for developers, cloud engineers, and DevOps professionals, this course covers real-world tasks like interacting with Amazon S3, EC2, and Azure containers. Perfect for onboarding new cloud engineers, team training, or as a GitHub reference resource.
GitHub
GitHub Actions Tutorial: Development Automation Training
This intermediate GitHub training teaches learners how to use GitHub Actions to automate workflows, speed up development, and reduce errors. Perfect for experienced GitHub users, this course focuses on real-world projects that streamline deployment and minimize workflow issues. Ideal for onboarding new cloud engineers and DevOps professionals or as a GitHub reference resource for teams.
GitHub
GitHub Training
This beginner GitHub training gives learners an understanding of GitHub and how to use it at a foundational level. Familiarity with GitHub is a prerequisite for many developer and DevOps positions, and this course prepares you to use GitHub and become a more effective developer by maximizing your efficiency and productivity.
GitLab
Adv GitLab DevOps
This advanced DevOps training shows tasks using GitLab while emphasizing its integration with other DevOps tools. GitLab isn’t siloed from the multitude of other DevOps tools. GitLab is one of many tools you can use to automate various development and operations tasks. As you become more advanced, you realize DevOps tools like GitLab should be used with other tools in order to speed up workflows and make them more efficient.
GitLab
GCA
This GitLab Certified Git Associate training covers how to use GitLab at a professional level, well enough to shorten your development cycle times, increase productivity, and strengthen project security. After finishing this DevOps training, you'll be ready to earn your Certified Git Associate certification and incorporate foundational GitLab skills into your workflows.
HashiCorp
How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform Tutorial
This Terraform tutorial covers how to provision AWS resources with Terrform for you automatically as well as update your infrastructure changes and monitor incremental progress. This course explains how to describe your desired end configuration to Terraform using its unique syntax and then fire it and let it generate its own execution plan to reach the desired state.
Linux
Everything Linux
This intermediate Linux training teaches practical skills through hands-on examples, covering everything from basic scripting to advanced system management. You'll learn BASH scripting, SSH authentication, filesystem management, RAID, LVM, and configuring services like Apache. Perfect for system administrators looking to deepen their Linux expertise or onboard new admins.
Linux Foundation
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
This Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) training takes systems administrators from cluster setup through scaling, security, and troubleshooting. Taught with real-world examples, it covers installing and configuring Kubernetes clusters for high availability, deploying and scaling workloads with ReplicaSets, Deployments, and autoscalers, securing clusters with RBAC, Pod Security, and access control, managing storage and networking with EBS, ClusterIP, Ingress, and network policies, and monitoring and debugging workloads with probes, the metrics server, and debugging tools, including on AWS EKS. For an IT Director whose platform team runs containerized applications, the CKA is the recognized way to confirm that administrators can keep the application lifecycle reliable and efficient. Individual administrators earn the same Linux Foundation certification.
Linux Foundation
CKAD
This intermediate-level Linux Foundation CKAD training covers the objectives in the CKAD exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) certification. Use this CKAD exam prep to get certified, and validate your ability to design, build, configure, and expose cloud native applications for Kubernetes.
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Linux Foundation
Kubernetes Security Specialist
This intermediate Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) training prepares DevOps professionals to take the CKS exam, which is the one exam needed to learn the Kubernetes Security Specialist certification. After finishing this Kubernetes training, you'll know how to minimize microservice vulnerabilities and set up and harden Kubernetes clusters.
Microsoft Windows Server
PowerShell
In this intermediate PowerShell course, you’ll go beyond the basics to build reliable scripts and automation tools. You’ll start by structuring your work with module manifests and argument completers, then organise functions and publish custom modules. You’ll practice navigating the file system with cmdlets and pipeline chain operators, parse text with regular expressions, and work with data from CSV and SQL. The course shows how to build cross‑platform scripts in Visual Studio Code, integrate with REST APIs, AWS Lambda, Azure services and other cloud tools, and automate administration tasks like Active Directory user and group management. Along the way you’ll explore object properties, error handling, debugging, unit testing with Pester, and writing user‑friendly CLI and GUI tools. By the end, you’ll be able to design, test and deploy PowerShell solutions that manage virtual machines, remoting sessions and infrastructure – making this training the easiest way to learn PowerShell.
Microsoft Windows Server
PowerShell Automation
This advanced Microsoft Advanced PowerShell Automation prepares systems administrators to automate complex administrative tasks using Windows PowerShell. There's a whole level of automation above scripting includes commands, cmdlets and functions. Once you're done with this Advanced PowerShell Automation training, you'll know how to automate repetitive and boring administrative tasks by building your own automation tools in PowerShell.
Oracle
MySQL Essentials
This MySQL training covers how create, configure, maintain, and deploy MySQL databases for web applications. You'll learn how to control and use the world's most popular database engine and the basics of what a MySQL database is best for, how to set one up, optimize it, connect it to apps, and more.
Buyer proof
How Howard County's IT Department Upskilled 80 People, Protected a 600-Server Migration, and Kept Its Training Budget Intact
Local Government · Howard County, MD · 80 employees across 8 disciplines
CBT Nuggets gave Howard County's Department of Technology something bootcamps never could: the flexibility to train on their own time, in their own environments, with hands-on labs and practice exams that actually prepared staff for their everyday job.
- Physical servers migrated to HyperV virtual environments
- ~600
- Distinct technical disciplines under one department
- 8
- License engagement reported to leadership
- 100%
“I include our leadership, so they know that we're engaging with the training. When the budget comes and they see CBT Nuggets, they say: ‘Oh yeah. We keep that.’”
Elizabeth Nwadiuko
Technical Services Manager
