What you'll learn:
- At the end of this course students can apply for CertiProf's DevOps Essentials certification
- At the end of this course students will be able to apply the concepts of DevOps culture in their organizations.
- At the end of this course students will be able to act as facilitator of DevOps culture awareness sections
- Take a global certification exam not included in the price.
Updated [2022]
DevOps culture is increased collaboration between the roles of development and operations.
This course will provide general and fundamental knowledge of what DevOps is and what is not DevOps.
· It is not a course of use of software tools.
· It is not a continuous delivery implementation course.
· This course will give you the possibility to understand the importance of DevOps, a bit of mapping with Scrum and other techniques.
· This is a course that will help you understand DevOps as a culture, its history, its use.
· This course has a chapter on how with LEGOS you can simulate a development environment and operations with problems until the arrival of the DevOps culture where everything changes.
DevOps is a software development lifecycle (SDLC) methodology designed to:
· Expedite product release cycles
· Reduce waste processes
· Improve the end-user experience with every release iteration
Audience Profile
Anyone who is interested in expanding their knowledge and developing an appreciation for DevOps Culture, thus acquiring the ability to influence DevOps mindset shift in their organization.
Learning Objectives
Compare and contrast the goals of development, operations and business. Explain how DevOps Culture can help to address goals misalignment dysfunction.
Discuss the power of cross-training, T-shaped skills and collaboration between Dev, Ops, Security and Business.
Explain principles and practices including Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, “Shifting Security Left” and the Three Ways of DevOps.
Describe the significance of safety culture in DevOps
Develop capability to spot DevOps adoption anti-patterns