Introduction To Devops: Roadmap To Devops Career

Introduction To Devops: Roadmap To Devops Career
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DevOps course for someone who wants to learn Jenkins​,​ Jira, Dockers, Kubernetes, Nagios, Ansible, Terraform, and more

What you’ll learn
You will learn the basic concept of DevOps, history and how it all began
You will learn all the tools used in DevOps environment such as Docker, Anisble, Kubernetes, Terraform, Git, CI/CD etc.
DevOps practices such as integration, situaltional awareness, automation, infrastructure as a code, Microservices, Colloaboration etc.
Describe the available resources to learn or apply DevOps
Pros and Cons of DevOps
You’ll acquire effective communication skills and learn new ways of thinking, working, organizing, and measuring to fully gain the benefits of DevOps
All the phases of DevOps lifecycle
How to become DevOps Engineer, most demanding professionals, problem solvers, thrilling profession

Requirements
Desire to learn Devops
Basic knowledge of software development principles and practices is recommended but not required.

Description
Who this course is for:
IT Professionals: System Administrators, Network Administrators, and other IT personnel looking to transition into DevOps roles.,Software Developers: Software Developers eager to understand the operational aspects of software deployment and maintenance.,Quality Assurance Professionals: QA testing professionals and engineers interested in learning about continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) practices.,Fresh Graduates and Students: Individuals in computer science, information technology, or related fields seeking practical knowledge in modern software development methodologies.,Career Changers: Anyone looking for a career change towards the rapidly growing field of DevOps.,Technical Support Engineers: IT Support personnel wanting to broaden their skills in software deployment and management.

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