Course Overview
This course introduces students to DevOps, a software engineering practice that aims to align IT resources towards the common goal of deploying and running better solutions. The course covers the foundation of DevOps, including its definition, cultural changes required to adopt it, and the tools used in a DevOps environment such as source control systems, infrastructure as code, containers, artifact registries, and the CI/CD pipeline. The course also explores practical applications of DevOps and how to get started using it with hyperscaler CSPs like AWS, Azure, and GCP. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain what DevOps is, describe its various components, and compare development tools offered by different cloud providers.
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This course introduces students to DevOps, a software engineering practice that aims to align IT resources towards the common goal of deploying and running better solutions. The course covers the foundation of DevOps, including its definition, cultural changes required to adopt it, and the tools used in a DevOps environment such as source control systems, infrastructure as code, containers, artifact registries, and the CI/CD pipeline. The course also explores practical applications of DevOps and how to get started using it with hyperscaler CSPs like AWS, Azure, and GCP. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain what DevOps is, describe its various components, and compare development tools offered by different cloud providers.