DevOps Advanced Course - From Theory to Practice

Explore how DevOps accelerates time-to-market through automation and infrastructure as code, with idempotence and open-source tools, aligning CALMS and Agile practices for reliable, scalable software delivery.

Explore how DevOps unifies development and operations to shorten time-to-market, automate deployments through ci/cd, and align teams including product owners, qa, and infosec in an agile, culture-driven approach.

Identify two types of developers—those who crash production and those who prevent it—through an end-of-project report that details achievements, SDLC history, and the project’s design, test, and maintenance.

Explore the seven software categories: system, application, embedded, engineering software, product line, web, and artificial intelligence software, and compare microservices with monolithic architectures.

Explore software product testing from unit to acceptance, cover functional, non-functional, and maintenance testing, manual and automated methods, testing environments, and canary testing in DevOps.

Explore how Ansible provides radically simple IT automation for provisioning, configuration management, and application deployment using playbooks, with hands-on setup of SSH keys, inventory, and idempotent Nginx deployment.

Explore Docker containerization, portable and scalable deployments, and zero-downtime updates with canary testing, then learn Kubernetes core components and OpenShift enterprise container management.

Explore how Jenkins automates builds and tests with plugins, enabling continuous integration, delivery, and deployment, detects code changes via webhooks, and supports master-slave setups and scheduled builds.

Explore how Jenkins pipelines enable continuous delivery by applying pipeline-as-code with a Jenkinsfile, tapping into stages, steps, and nodes to build, test, and deploy.

Explore how git functions as a version control and source code management tool, enabling collaboration via GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, with essential commits, commands, branching, and workflows.