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DevOps: A Management Perspective
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296 students

DevOps: A Management Perspective

Get familiar with the DevOps practices in a holistic way -without getting to technical
Last updated 5/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Basic Concepts of DevOps (incl. Agile, Lean and IT-Service Management)
  • Basic Concepts of CI/CD-Pipeline (incl. Tools to consider)
  • Basic Concepts on agile Testing
  • Telemetry and Feedback
  • Review and Coordination Processes
  • Continual Learning and Experimentation
  • relevant Information on IT-Security and Change Management
  • preparation for the EXIN DevOps Professional exam

Course content

11 sections53 lectures4h 48m total length
  • DevOps Professional Introduction3:39
  • DevOps Professsional Agenda6:23
  • Your personal Kanban-Board6:13
  • The DevOps Handbook2:51

Requirements

  • Pre-knowledge of Agile, Lean and/or IT Service Management is a plus
  • you can start on every level

Description

DevOps is a contraction of ‘Development’ and ‘Operations’. DevOps is utilizing best practices that strengthen collaboration and communication of IT-professionals to enable fast delivery of valuable software. To achieve that goal the organization hast to enable:  

  • Continuous Integration
  • Continuous Deployment
  • Continuous Feedback

DevOps is never only about tools. But tools are important! So we will look into the current tool environment to enable you to choose the right tool for the right job. 

This training will cover the basics on Agile Software Development, IT-Service Management and Lean. Than you will learn how to enable flow in your development process by enabling the work to move fast from left to right, from Development to Operations to the customer. In the Second Way you enable feedback to go fast from right to left, from all stakeholders back into the value stream. The Third Way is to enable learning by creating a high-trust culture of experimentation and risk-taking. 

To track your learning progress, you will be asked to set up your own Learning-Kanban-Board with Trello (or the tool of your choice). 


Who this course is for:

  • anyone working within a DevOps environment
  • anyone working in an organization that considers the transition to DevOps
  • Software Developers
  • System Engineers
  • Project Manager
  • Agile Practitioner
  • Lean IT Professionals
  • anyone wanting to get certified in the DevOps field