
Compare the waterfall model with agile development, and see how DevOps fosters cross‑team collaboration, iterative releases, and CI and CD delivery.
DevOps unites development and operations to enable continuous delivery through automation, ci/cd pipelines, version control, and monitoring, while emphasizing culture, collaboration, and measurable transformation.
Explore continuous integration and delivery with Azure DevOps, automating builds, tests, and deployments from dev to production, and understand the DevOps engineer role and how automation boosts speed and quality.
Azure DevOps evolved from VSTS to a cloud-based suite, offering kanban and git-based CI/CD pipelines, with features to set up accounts, organizations, and teams for multi-environment deployment.
Discover Azure DevOps features like boards, repos, pipelines, test plans, and artifacts, and learn agile planning and delivery with kanban, sprints, and flexible integrations.
Explore Azure DevOps tools across the project life cycle, from Azure boards, backlog, and Kanban to repos, CI/CD pipelines, artifacts, and multi-stage releases through dev, QA, and production.
Create an azure devops organization and private project, enable parallel jobs, invite users, and install git, .net sdk, and vs code to enable ci/cd across boards, repos, and pipelines.
Discover how to enable parallel jobs in Azure DevOps, request private access (public with open source), and configure billing to activate hosted agents for pipeline execution.
Azure boards serve as agile planning tool in Azure DevOps, defining epics, issues, tasks, and backlog items, and using Kanban boards to plan, prioritize, and track work across sprints.
Set up an Azure DevOps organization, create projects, invite users, and assign roles. Configure agile boards, kanban board, epics, features, user stories, and tasks with backlog levels, linking, and queries.
Navigate Azure DevOps boards, filter by epic, feature, and stories; add and move tasks, assign owners, and apply tags with colors to highlight critical work.
Plan and manage backlogs and capacity planning for sprints, organizing features and user stories into iterations and assigning tasks to sprints.
This course is designed for IT professionals, software teams, and aspiring DevOps engineers who want to understand how modern organizations plan, track, and deliver software using Agile and DevOps practices with Azure DevOps.
In enterprise environments, successful software delivery depends not only on tools, but also on process, planning, and collaboration. This course focuses on the foundational concepts and workflows that organizations use to manage projects, coordinate teams, and deliver value continuously.
You will begin by understanding what DevOps is, why it matters, and how it benefits organizations, followed by a clear explanation of Agile development methodologies and how they differ from traditional Waterfall models. These concepts are then connected directly to how Azure DevOps supports the end-to-end project lifecycle.
A major focus of the course is Azure Boards, where you will learn how to create and manage work items, boards, backlogs, and sprint planning, including capacity planning for Agile teams. You will understand how teams track progress, prioritize work, and maintain visibility across iterations.
The course also introduces CI/CD concepts, the role of a DevOps engineer, and how these practices fit into modern delivery pipelines. You will explore Azure DevOps features and tools, understand how projects are structured, and learn the steps to enable parallel jobs—an important consideration in enterprise-scale DevOps implementations.
By the end of this course, learners will have a clear, practical understanding of Agile planning and delivery using Azure DevOps, making it highly suitable for corporate training and Udemy Business learners.