DevOps is a culture of collaboration between Development and Operations teams that is supported by a variety of practices and tools.
DevOps culture has taken over the software industry and permanently changed the way many organizations do their work. DevOps is a culture of collaboration between Development and Operations teams that is supported by a variety of practices and tools. Through practices such as monitoring, CI/CD, and blameless retrospectives we can reliably deliver software with great speed and high-quality. In this course, you will learn about this culture, these practices, and more!
### Take-Away Skills
Here's what you'll be learning In this course:
- The steps that changes to software go through to get from a developer's computer to its users
- The role and responsibilities of a traditional Operations team
- An overview of modern infrastructure management
- The difference between a DevOps culture and that of a traditional organization
- The purposes of key practices such as CI/CD, monitoring, and containerization
- The role of scalability, observability, and resiliency in a modern software system
DevOps culture has taken over the software industry and permanently changed the way many organizations do their work. DevOps is a culture of collaboration between Development and Operations teams that is supported by a variety of practices and tools. Through practices such as monitoring, CI/CD, and blameless retrospectives we can reliably deliver software with great speed and high-quality. In this course, you will learn about this culture, these practices, and more!
### Take-Away Skills
Here's what you'll be learning In this course:
- The steps that changes to software go through to get from a developer's computer to its users
- The role and responsibilities of a traditional Operations team
- An overview of modern infrastructure management
- The difference between a DevOps culture and that of a traditional organization
- The purposes of key practices such as CI/CD, monitoring, and containerization
- The role of scalability, observability, and resiliency in a modern software system