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Cultivate a culture of collaboration and automation for faster, more reliable deployments

The professional course on DevOps focuses on preparing students to operate in the DevOps filed. DevOps is a software development approach aimed at bringing development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams together to fast track the delivery of high-quality software. DevOps fosters collaboration between developers, system administrators, and IT operations to shorten development cycles, automate processes, improve software quality, and foster operational efficiency.
Key DevOps training modules include:

  • Automation

    Students learn how to automate development, testing, deployment, and IT infrastructure management tasks using tools such as Jenkins, Ansible, Puppet, Chef, etc.

  • Continuous Integration (CI)

    Training includes continuous integration skills, where code changes are automatically tested and integrated into a shared repository each time a change is introduced.

  • Continuous Delivery (CD)

    Continuous Delivery skills aim to automate the release of new software versions, reducing the time between development and release.

  • Configuration management

    Students learn how to manage server and infrastructure configurations efficiently and consistently.

  • Containerisation

    The course includes containerisation skills using technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes to create, roll out, and manage application containers.

  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

    IaC skills enable IT infrastructure to be managed using coded configuration files rather than manual processes.

  • Collaboration and communication

    DevOps focuses on collaboration between development and operations teams, and on improving communication within the organisation.

  • DevSecOps Security

    This training programme integrates security into DevOps practices, to ensure security throughout the development cycle.

  • DevOps culture

    Students learn the principles and values of DevOps culture, including automation, shared responsibility, transparency, and a focus on continuous improvement.

Upon graduation, students can work as DevOps engineers, DevOps administrators, release managers, CI/CD specialists, site reliability engineers (SREs), or in similar roles. They can equally work for technology companies, startups, IT services companies, internal IT departments, and other organisations looking to implement DevOps practices to improve their efficiency, agility, and software delivery quality. The DevOps channel has become increasingly important as organisations seek to accelerate software development and improve the management of their IT infrastructure.
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