OTUS запускает открытые уроки по AI-агентам, Kubernetes и Go в мае

OTUS is preparing an intensive block of open lessons for May 18–28. Over 10 days, you can participate in 9 different tracks — from Kubernetes to AI-agents — and understand which topics to explore in more depth.

9 tracks in the program

The schedule covers topics relevant for 2026. Each lesson is an introduction, after which you can decide whether to go deeper.

• Kubernetes and container orchestration
• Go — a language for high-load systems
• LLM and AI-agents — working with language models
• Load testing
• Observability, logging and metrics
• API Gateway and traffic management
• Application security
• CTE (OTUS specialized topics)
• Architecture and system design

When and how

Open lessons run from May 18 to 28 almost twice a week. Format: evening online sessions of 1.5–2 hours. You can just show up without pre-registering for a full course. OTUS instructors conduct each lesson like a regular class — with code examples, questions, and sometimes assignments for those interested. Against the backdrop of free content, this is a good way to feel the learning style on the platform and talk with an instructor before making a decision about a course.

Who this is useful for

It's ideal for those who:

• Want to try a new language or technology without major investment
• Are considering a full course and want to see it live first
• Work in a related field and want to expand your skill set
• Simply curious about how IT is developing in 2026

There are no barriers — you only need a browser and a free evening.

What this means

When an educational platform opens classes to everyone, it signals: we're ready to attract beginners, not just those already studying with us. For learners, it's low risk; for the platform, it's an opportunity to demonstrate teaching quality and understand which topics resonate with the audience.