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InfraAcademy Co., Ltd. launched “InfraAcademy Corporate Plan,” an e-learning infrastructure training program for corporations that supports the development of inexperienced and young infrastructure engineers, on July 24, 2026.
In addition to educational materials on Linux, networking, AWS, and server construction, we offer a browser-based Linux terminal, AWS learning simulator, network simulator, practice problems, and corporate learning management functions all in one service.
For 5 IDs, the monthly fee is 30,800 yen (excluding tax), and you can complete the entire process from application and payment to inviting participants online.
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Background for providing infrastructure training for corporations
Companies that hire inexperienced or young engineers often lack trainers capable of systematically teaching Linux, networking, AWS, and other related technologies, resulting in existing engineers taking on the responsibility of training new recruits.
On the other hand, training that relies primarily on videos and books has the drawback of not providing opportunities to actually input commands or build network configurations, even though it can help confirm knowledge.
Even when setting up a practical training environment in-house, it places a significant burden on the training staff, including preparing Linux servers, managing training cloud accounts, creating training materials, and monitoring the progress of each participant.
InfraAcademy‘s corporate plan was launched to address these challenges in training infrastructure engineers by consolidating training materials, practical exercises, practice problems, and learning management into a single web service, thereby reducing the burden of preparation and operation before starting training.
SOURCE: PRTimes
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