Devops And Agile: The Complete Guide + 2 Extra Courses
Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.51 GB | Duration: 3h 15m
Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.51 GB | Duration: 3h 15m
Go beyond tools such as Kubernetes or Jenkins. Master how DevOps empowers Agile organizations. EXTRA: Git & Scrum
What you'll learn
Software engineers will be able to negotiate with management resources to set up a DevOps initiative.
Managers will be able to create business strategies empowered by DevOps.
Analyze how big tech companies such as Netflix and Spotify applied DevOps and revolutionized business models, product management, and quality management.
Explain how DevOps enables Agile and Lean.
Contrast the waterfall and agile software development lifecycle models.
Summarize the software lifecycle.
WITHOUT A DOUBT, you will be more recognized and paid, as you will master something valuable for companies, and less than 5% of professionals dominate.
Requirements
No other material, knowledge, or software will be needed as everything will be made available in the course.
Description
Most DevOps courses focus only on tools such as Kubernetes, Docker, and Jenkins.Learning the tools is essential, but they miss the point that DevOps is a tactic that must be justified and fit into a business strategy.They fail to address why and how DevOps is vital for making organizations more innovative, competitive, and profitable.Consequently, we have an industry where most organizations only adopt DevOps because of the "hype" and are incapable of taking the most out of it.For this to be possible, you need both sides, business, and technical people, to speak the same language.This course empowers software engineers to understand the link between DevOps and business goals, making them capable of negotiating resources for DevOps initiatives more effectively.Further, it educates managers about the fundamentals of DevOps, empowering them on how to make the most of DevOps for their organization.––––––––––––WITHOUT A DOUBT, this is the only DevOps course on the Internet that breaks the vicious cycle of only teaching DevOps as a toolset and shows how it can be used as a business enabler.And we do it in a practical way by focusing on real case studies from companies such as Netflix, Spotify, Meta, and AutoDesk.Plus, it offers other extra courses for free to complement your training and enhance your results in practice: Git & GitHub and Scrum.ALERT.: if you like a lot of theory, memorize and "yada yada" difficult even to understand, beware. That is a practical and straightforward course, where you will understand everything quickly and easily.DevOps: "The Means to Achieve Business Agility."You will not only master the DevOps technical concepts such as the deployment pipeline, but you will also learn how to use it as a means to revolutionize business models, product management, and quality management, which will bring you opportunities to be someone distinguished, recognized, and capable of conquering great opportunities in the job market.This course is way superior to other courses (i.e., superficial and theoretical, made only for those looking for another tool certificate) that we find today on the Internet because it focuses on the application of DevOps to solve the primary deficiencies of companies currently on the market, teaching step-by-step DevOps optimizes an organization's capabilities of being more profitable, reducing costs, and engaging more users.Take this course if you want to:. MASTER the DevOps culture and the Agile Mindset techniques, which will bring you better OPPORTUNITIES and increase your VALUE in the market, regardless of your area of activity;. Be RECOGNIZED and WELL PAID in the job market, mastering something that less than 5% of professionals master;. Be able to JUSTIFY and TAKE THE MOST OUT OF DevOps initiatives;. Assume RELEVANT POSITIONS and leadership where to work;. Actively participate in DevOps transformations in your company;. Choosing where to work, being someone DIFFERENTIATED, and ABOVE AVERAGE in the job market.The instructor, Mirko Perkusich, has both industry and academic experience. He has over 10 years of experience working with big players in the software industry, such as Nokia, Asus, and Sony; additionally, he has also worked with startups. Further, he has a Ph.D. in Computer Science. His research focuses mostly on Agile Software Development (and Scrum) with over 50 published scientific articles in worldwide, state-of-the-art journals and conferences.If you still have any doubts, check below real testimonials from students that purchased courses from Mirko Perkusich!What if you, for whatever reason, want a refund?This course has a 30-day money-back guarantee policy!No questions asked!There is no risk for you!What are you waiting for?Join now and take a step further into becoming a Kanban specialist and uplift your career!–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Students Testimonials (What are students saying about Mirko's courses?):"Great training. Passed PSM I immediately after the end of the course. I recommend", Jacek Laskowski"Dear Mirko, Thanks to your wonderful course, I cleared my PSM 1 exam in the first attempt with 95%." (private message) Mahesh Iyer, Project/Program Management Professional"Undoubtedly the Best Course! Thanks a Million, Mirko!!!" - Mirza Mehdi, Business Analyst"So far excellent, Mirko is able to deliver this unfamiliar matter (to me) in a very understandable way. Probably to put it in practice it will take some cycles making some experience, but if you like its logic it will come almost natural." Gian Luca Anselmi, Project Manager"I like the course content! I will definitely recommend taking the course if you want to gain the full guide on Agile and specifically on Scrum. The Instructor explains each detail very clearly. Before this, I took another good course, but it gave basic knowledge. This one was the best match for me. It gave me complete and enough knowledge about Scrum." - Anna Kirakosyan, Project Coordinator"This course is one of the best I’ve taken in Udemy. I like its progressive style along with helpful quizzes and tips, which has helped me to assimilate and consolidate a solid knowledge about agile management with Scrum. Not to mention the insights that Dr Mirko brings to the table with a perfect alignment between theory and practice, which also helped me a lot to connect with the concepts covered in the course. Dr Mirko has great teaching skills. I couldn't recommend it more." - João Nunes, Software Engineer"The course not only conveys knowledge and skills, but also teaches the right approach that significantly increases the efficiency of using this framework. All in an accessible and friendly, but also professional, form." - Bagu Bagu"Informative, comprehensive and good consolidated training…absorbed and enjoyed the learning curve. Thanks to Mirko and team!" - Narayan Ragothma Rao, Executive Director"Dr. Mirko has a good didactic and strong skills both academic and Industry study cases. So, I recommend this course to you get the knowledge, practice and if you so get the Scrum Certification, this course is really complete." - Leonardo Melo de Medeiros, College Professor and Research Scientist"I like how you get straight to the point but also make things very clear to understand!" - Nina Paleracio"All concepts clearly explained. Great examples and case studies provided to reinforce the theory." - Crystal Glassford, General Manager"So far so good. I like the way the content is explained using lots of examples and visuals, helps me understand better and the learning pace is good for me too." - Jonathan Nathan, IT Project Manager"He's actually doing a great job of making what I was presuming to be a boring, tired class, into something I want to learn. Not lying about the subject matter is the best start. Promises kept are promises earned." - Jeremy D Shorter, Financial Analyst–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome message
Lecture 2 Introduction
Section 2: Agile Software Development
Lecture 3 Simple vs Complex Problems
Lecture 4 Dealing with Uncertainty
Lecture 5 Software Life Cycle
Lecture 6 [EXTRA] More on Software Processes
Lecture 7 Waterfall Overview
Lecture 8 Agile Software Development and Lean Thinking
Section 3: DevOps Fundamentals
Lecture 9 The Need for Speed
Lecture 10 The 3 Existing Paradigms to Develop Software
Lecture 11 Deployment Process Flow
Lecture 12 Introduction to DevOps
Lecture 13 Continuous Integration x Continuous Delivery x Continuous Deployment
Lecture 14 Data-Driven Software Development
Lecture 15 DevOps Culture
Lecture 16 [EXTRA] Site Reliability Engineering
Section 4: Case Study: DevOps at Spotify
Lecture 17 DevOps @ Spotify: Overview
Lecture 18 DevOps @ Spotify: Release Trains & Feature Toggle
Lecture 19 DevOps @ Spotify: Managing Risk
Lecture 20 [Pro Tip] DevOps and Microservices
Section 5: Case Study: DevOps at Meta
Lecture 21 DevOps @ Meta: Overview
Lecture 22 DevOps @ Meta: The Facebook Chat Story
Lecture 23 DevOps @ Meta: The Facebook Fax A Photo Story
Lecture 24 [Pro Tip] DevOps and Quality Assurance
Section 6: Case Study: DevOps at AutoDesk
Lecture 25 DevOps @ AutoDesk: Overview
Lecture 26 DevOps @ AutoDesk: Pipeline for Documents
Lecture 27 [Pro Tip] DevOps and Software Engineers
Section 7: Case Study: DevOps at Netflix
Lecture 28 DevOps @ Netflix: Overview
Lecture 29 DevOps @ Netflix: Chaos Engineering
Lecture 30 DevOps @ Netflix: A/B Testing
Lecture 31 [Pro Tip] DevOps and Product Management
Section 8: Final Remarks on DevOps
Lecture 32 What Problems Trigger DevOps?
Lecture 33 What are DevOps Benefits?
Lecture 34 DevOps and the Agile Mindset
Lecture 35 DevOps: Words of Caution
Lecture 36 [EXTRA] SOTA, DevOps, BizDevOps, DevSecOps, DataOps, MLOps, ModelOps
Lecture 37 [EXTRA] IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS
Section 9: Final Words
Lecture 38 Final Words
Section 10: [EXTRA] Crash Course on Git & GitHub
Lecture 39 Introduction
Lecture 40 [Versioning with Git and GitHub] What is a Version?
Lecture 41 [Versioning with Git and GitHub] What is Version Control?
Lecture 42 [Versioning with Git and GitHub] Git and its Distributed Version Control System
Lecture 43 [Setting up Your Environment] Installing and Configuring Git
Lecture 44 [Setting up Your Environment] GitHub Overview: Creating an Account
Lecture 45 [Git Fundamentals] Git Lifecycle
Lecture 46 [Git Fundamentals] Showing Hidden Files
Lecture 47 [Git Fundamentals] Creating a Local Git Repository in Your Machine
Lecture 48 [Git Fundamentals] Versioning Lifecycle in Practice using Git Locally
Lecture 49 [Git Fundamentals] Viewing the History of your Git Repository
Lecture 50 [Git Fundamentals] - EXTRA - How to Restore Previous Versions of a Project?
Lecture 51 [GitHub Fundamentals] Versioning Lifecycle in Practice using GitHub
Lecture 52 [GitHub Fundamentals] Cloning Repositories in GitHub
Lecture 53 [GitHub Fundamentals] A Graphical User Interface for Git: GitHub Desktop
Section 11: [EXTRA] Crash Course on Agile Scrum
Lecture 54 [Introduction] Scrum Overview
Lecture 55 [Introduction] Scrum as a Framework
Lecture 56 [Introduction] The Scrum Guide
Lecture 57 [The Scrum Team] Introduction to the Scrum Team
Lecture 58 [The Scrum Team] Product Owner
Lecture 59 [The Scrum Team] The Developers
Lecture 60 [The Scrum Team] Scrum Master
Lecture 61 [Scrum Flow] A Quick Look at our Case Study (Project Simulation)
Lecture 62 [Scrum Flow] Case Study Description
Lecture 63 [Scrum Flow] The Product Goal
Lecture 64 [Scrum Flow] The Product Goal in practice
Lecture 65 [Scrum Flow] The Product Backlog
Lecture 66 [Scrum Flow] The Increment
Lecture 67 [Scrum Flow] Definition of Done
Lecture 68 [Scrum Flow] Sprint Planning & Sprint Backlog - Part I
Lecture 69 [Scrum Flow] Sprint Planning & Sprint Backlog - Part II
Lecture 70 [Scrum Flow] Developing the Product
Lecture 71 [Scrum Flow] The Daily Scrum
Lecture 72 [Scrum Flow] Sprint Review Overview
Lecture 73 [Scrum Flow] Sprint Review
Lecture 74 [Scrum Flow] - EXTRA - More on Sprint Review & Gathering Users Feedback
Lecture 75 [Scrum Flow] - Sprint Retrospective
Lecture 76 [Scrum Flow] - EXTRA - How to conduct a Sprint Retrospective
Junior Software Engineers that want to understand the big picture of DevOps and the Agile Mindset.,Software Engineers who are knowledgable on DevOps tools but not on how it fits with the Agile Mindset.,People on Leadership positions on the tech industry that want to understand why DevOps is pivotal for organizations' innovation capabilities and how to take the most out of it.,People that are migrating from other areas into the tech industry.,Consultants who focus on applying Agile on the tech industry.,Proactive students who want to learn knowledge that 90% of professionals do not have, even the experienced ones, will make you a new graduate of much greater value in the market.