Introduction to DevOps, Habits and Practices

Name: Introduction to DevOps, Habits and Practices
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DevOps Life Cycle ;Agile Vs DevOps ;Metrices; Tools ;Values; Fast Delivery Cycles; Build & Release Pipelines, Testing

Created byNagarathna T

Last updated 12/2021

English

What you'll learn

Understanding the DevOps concepts with examples
Able to understand the concepts like Configuration management, CI/CD , infrastructure as code etc
Agile and DevOps
Why we need DevOps, tools, values , terminology etc.

Course content

5 sections • 20 lectures • 1h 36m total length

Introduction1:43
Explore the fundamentals of DevOps, its lifecycle and values, and how it differs from agile. Learn about metrics, tools, pipelines, testing types such as regression testing, and infrastructure as code.
What is DevOps2:52
Define devops as the union of people, process, and products enabling continuous delivery of value to end users by shortening system development lifecycle through collaboration between development and IT operations.
Why we need DevOps11:28
Adopt DevOps to boost predictability, reproducibility, and time to market by automating testing, deployment, and infrastructure as code, versioning everything, with agile, continuous delivery, and left shift testing.
DevOps Lifecycle8:24
Learn the DevOps lifecycle, an infinite loop from plan through create, verify, package, release, deploy, configure, and monitor, all aimed at reducing cycle time.
Knowledge understanding test
DevOps Values4:56
Explore DevOps values that prioritize continuous delivery of value, customer satisfaction, and ROI by embracing automation, continuous integration and deployment, rapid product changes, and reliable recovery from failures.
DevOps Tools3:18
Explores devops tools for continuous integration, deployment, and monitoring, including Git, Jenkins, Docker, Puppet, Ansible, and cloud services, and explains how to choose tools by language and ide.
Why DevOps is so popular?0:44
Discover why DevOps gains popularity by shortening development cycles and reducing implementation failures during experimentation and hypothesis-driven work. Build better communication and collaboration between development and IT operations teams.
DevOps Metrics5:14
Explore DevOps metrics, including deployment frequency, change lead time, change failure rate, and MTTR, and learn how automation, version control, and CI/CD enable faster, higher-quality delivery.
Knowledge understanding test

DevOps Practises9:11
Explore seven devops practices—configuration management, release management, continuous integration, continuous deployment, infrastructure as code, test automation, and application performance monitoring—and automate builds, tests, and deployments for rapid value delivery.
DevOps Habits6:29
Discover seven DevOps habits and practices, including live site culture, focus on customer value, hypothesis driven development, and evidence gathered in production.
Agile Vs DevOps11:58
Discover how agile and DevOps differ and relate, from automation and continuous delivery to bridging development and IT operations with feedback-driven, end-to-end practices.
Faster Delivery Cycles5:14
DevOps enables faster delivery cycles by focusing on small code changes and frequent deployments to shorten feedback loops, reduce risk, and continuously deliver value to customers.
Knowledge understanding Quiz
Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment2:09
Learn the difference between continuous delivery and continuous deployment in DevOps: continuous delivery automates delivery but needs manual deployment; continuous deployment automates releases after tests pass in the pipeline.

What is Pipeline & Why pipeline3:04
Understand what a pipeline is and why it supports ci/cd, with build and release pipelines spanning stages from development to production, automated to ensure high code quality and numerous deployments.
Build Pipeline5:10
Explore how a build pipeline and release pipeline automate version control, build and unit tests, automated acceptance tests, UAT, static code analysis, and releases with feedback.
Release Pipeline4:44
The release pipeline automates building, artifact handling, approvals, and testing across staging, UAT, and QA environments with automated acceptance tests, user acceptance tests, and quality gates.
Knowledge Understanding Test

Testing and types2:10
Explore the two main testing types: functional and non-functional testing. Functional testing validates inputs against functional requirements; non-functional testing focuses on performance, security, reliability, and load testing.
Functional Testing3:04
Learn functional testing types such as smoke, sanity, and regression tests; automate repeatable checks during releases to ensure new features and bug fixes do not affect existing functionality.
Non-functional testing3:46
Explore non-functional testing by examining load testing, performance testing, and security testing, and learn how to measure a system's responsiveness, stability under load, and protection of data against intruders.
Knowledge understanding quiz

Requirements

Anyone who is willing to learn about DevOps concepts

Description

Hi, Are you interested to understand the DevOps Concepts?

Great, then this course is for you!

This course is for anyone who wants to rapidly improve their career prospects in the booming industry of DevOps.

In this course, we are going to understand below mentioned topics.

What is DevOps?
Why we need DevOps?
DevOps Life Cycle
Agile Vs DevOps
DevOps – Metrices and Tools
DevOps Values
Fast Delivery Cycles
Practices of DevOps - Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Deployment (CD), IaC - Infrastructure as Code, Configuration Management, Automation
Why DevOps is so popular?
Habits of DevOps
What is Pipeline and why to create a pipeline?
Build and release pipeline
Build Pipeline steps
Release Pipeline steps
Types of testing - Functional Testing and Non functional testing
Unit testing, Integration Testing , UAT - User Acceptance Test, Regression Testing, Load Test, Performance Testing , Security testing etc.
Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment

Quizzes to test the concept understanding and strengthen the basics.

At the end of this course, students will be able to understand the basics concepts of DevOps, real time examples where these concepts fit in and terminologies. If you don't know above concepts, then this course is perfect for you.

So go ahead and click the enroll button, and I'll meet you in lesson 1! All the best.

Cheers,

Nagarathna.

Who this course is for:

Software developers
Students
Engineers
Anyone
DevOps Engineers
Firmware Developers
Programmers

Introduction to DevOps, Habits and Practices

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction8 lectures • 39min

DevOps Practices and Habits5 lectures • 35min

Build Pipeline & Release Pipeline3 lectures • 13min

Types of Testing3 lectures • 9min

Conclusion and Resources1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: