DevOps Engineering Course

Uplatz offers this comprehensive course on DevOps. It is a self-paced course with video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

DevOps is a set of practices that works to automate and integrate the processes between software development and IT teams, so they can build, test, and release software faster and more reliably. The term DevOps was formed by combining the words “development” and “operations” and signifies a cultural shift that bridges the gap between development and operation teams, which historically functioned in siloes.

Because of the continuous nature of DevOps, practitioners use the infinity loop to show how the phases of the DevOps lifecycle relate to each other. Despite appearing to flow sequentially, the loop symbolizes the need for constant collaboration and iterative improvement throughout the entire lifecycle. DevOps is a software development strategy which bridges the gap between the developers and the IT staff. With DevOps, organizations can release small features very quickly and incorporate the feedback which they receive, very quickly.

DevOps Engineer is somebody who understands the Software Development Lifecycle and has the outright understanding of various automation tools for developing digital pipelines (CI/ CD pipelines). DevOps Engineer works with developers and the IT staff to oversee the code releases. They are either developers who get interested in deployment and network operations or sysadmins who have a passion for scripting and coding and move into the development side where they can improve the planning of test and deployment.

Today, DevOps is one of the most discussed software development approaches. It is applied in Facebook, Netflix, Amazon, Etsy, and many other industry-leading companies. So, if you are considering embracing DevOps for the sake of better performance, business success, and competitiveness, you take the first step and hire a DevOps engineer.
Get a Uplatz issued course completion Certificate at the end of the course.

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• DevOps - all lectures 17:25:51

  • 1: DevOps Introduction Preview 17:31
  • 2: Version Control System 29:13
  • 3: Git Introduction 11:50
  • 4: Git Installation 15:33
  • 5: Git Workflow 23:23
  • 6: Creating Remote Repository 05:55
  • 7: How to add existing project to GitHub using Git Bash 15:08
  • 8: Working with Repositories - part 1 25:16
  • 9: Working with Repositories - part 2 16:50
  • 10: Working with Repositories - part 3 11:20
  • 11: Deleting Files 14:45
  • 12: Working with Branches 17:13
  • 13: Maven Introduction 53:02
  • 14: Downloading and Installing Maven 11:08
  • 15: Maven Repositories 34:10
  • 16: Creating Maven Standalone Project in CLI 26:44
  • 17: What are JAR, WAR, EAR files 11:03
  • 18: Maven Build Life Cycle 33:15
  • 19: Developing Standalone Maven Project in Non-Interactive Mode 11:51
  • 20: Running Test Cases with Maven 35:47
  • 21: Creating Maven Web Project in CLI 14:33
  • 22: Creating Maven Standalone Project through IDE 29:51
  • 23: Creating Maven Web Project through IDE 12:22
  • 24: Adding Dependencies to pom.xml 26:16
  • 25: Dependency Chain 18:03
  • 26: Maven Scopes 14:25
  • 27: JUnit Introduction 20:40
  • 28: Adding JUnit 5 dependency in Maven project 07:59
  • 29: JUnit 5 Annotations - part 1 31:19
  • 30: JUnit 5 Annotations - part 2 22:30
  • 31: JUnit 5 Annotations - part 3 13:58
  • 32: JUnit 5 @RepeatedTest Annotation 08:01
  • 33: JUnit 5 Assertions - part 1 30:03
  • 34: JUnit 5 Assertions - part 2 24:55
  • 35: JUnit 5 Timeouts 19:28
  • 36: JUnit 5 Expected Exceptions 20:24
  • 37: JUnit 5 Parameterized Tests 24:25
  • 38: JUnit 5 How to run Unit Test with Maven 24:24
  • 39: JUnit 5 Tagging and Filtering 18:12
  • 40: Hamcrest Framework 34:52
  • 41: Unit Testing on Spring Boot Repository 48:33
  • 42: Spring Boot Integration Testing 50:53
  • 43: Introduction to Log4j 26:00
  • 44: Log4j Components and Implementation 46:31
  • 45: Working with Log4j Properties 36:17

DevOps Engineering – course curriculum

Git and GitHub

• Version Control System
• Git Introduction
• Git Installation
• Git Workflow
• Creating Remote Repository
• How to add existing project to GitHub using Git Bash
• Working with Repositories
• Deleting Files
• Working with Branches

Apache Maven

• Maven Introduction
• Downloading and Installing Maven
• Maven Repositories
• Creating Maven Standalone Project in CLI
• What are JAR, WAR, EAR files
• Maven Build Life Cycle
• Developing Standalone Maven Project in Non-Interactive Mode
• Running Test Cases with Maven
• Creating Maven Web Project in CLI
• Creating Maven Standalone Project through IDE
• Creating Maven Web Project through IDE
• Adding Dependencies to pom.xml
• Dependency Chain
• Maven Scopes

JUnit 5

• JUnit Introduction
• Adding JUnit5 dependency in Maven project
• JUnit5 Annotations
• JUnit5 @RepeatedTest Annotation
• JUnit5 Assertions
• JUnit5 Timeouts
• JUnit5 Expected Exceptions
• JUnit5 Parameterized Tests
• JUnit5 How to run Unit Test with Maven
• JUnit5 Tagging and Filtering
• Hamcrest Framework
• Unit Testing on Spring Boot Repository
• Spring Boot Integration Testing

Apache Log4j

• Introduction to Log4j
• Log4j Components and Implementation
• Working with Log4j Properties

Anyone who wants to make a successful Devops career.

Passion and determination to achieve your goals!

• DevOps Engineer
• Cloud Platform Engineer
• Build Engineer
• Reliability Engineer
• Release Manager
• Data Analyst
• Product Manager

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