This course provides the knowledge and skills to design and implement DevOps processes and practices. Students will learn how to plan for DevOps, use source control, scale Git for an enterprise, consolidate artifacts, design a dependency management strategy, manage secrets, implement continuous integration, implement a container build strategy, design a release strategy, set up a release management workflow, implement a deployment pattern, and optimize feedback mechanisms
Students in this course are interested in designing and implementing DevOps processes or in passing the Microsoft Azure DevOps Solutions certification exam.
Successful learners will have prior knowledge and understanding of
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In this module, you will learn what GitHub Actions, action flow, and its elements are. Understand what events are, explore jobs and runners, and how to read console output from actions.
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This module details continuous integration using GitHub Actions and describes environment variables, artifacts, best practices, and how to secure your pipeline using encrypted variables and secrets.
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This module helps you plan a container build strategy, explains containers and their structure, introduces Docker, microservices, Azure Container Registry, and related services.
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This module introduces continuous delivery concepts and their implementation in a traditional IT development cycle.
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This module describes Azure Pipelines capabilities, build and release tasks.
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This module explores the critical release strategy recommendations that organizations must consider when designing automated deployments and explains how to define components of a release pipeline and artifact sources, create approves, and configure release gates.
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This module details target environment provisioning, service connections creation process, and test infrastructure setup. You will learn how to configure functional test automation and run availability tests.
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This module describes the creation of task and variable groups and using release variables and stage variables in your pipeline.
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This module describes how to automate the inspection of health events, configure notifications in Azure DevOps and GitHub, set up service hooks to monitor pipelines, measure the quality of your release process, and detail release gates for quality purposes. You will examine release management tools and details about them.
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This module introduces deployment patterns and explains microservices architecture to help improve the deployment cycle and examine classical and modern deployment patterns.
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This module describes the blue-green deployment process and introduces feature toggle techniques to implement in the development process.
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This module describes deployment strategies around canary releases and dark launching and examines traffic managers.
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This module introduces A/B test and progressive exposure deployment concepts and explores CI/CD with deployment rings -- ring-based deployment.
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This module describes the integration with GitHub and single sign-on (SSO) for authentication, service principals, and managed service identities.
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This module explores ways to rethink application configuration data and the separation of concerns method. It helps you understand configuration patterns and how to integrate Azure Key Vault with Azure Pipelines. Also, describes Azure App Configuration and details Key-value pairs and App Configuration feature management.
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This module describes key concepts of infrastructure as code and environment deployment creation and configuration. Also, understand the imperative, declarative, and idempotent configuration and how it applies to your company.
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This module explores Azure Resource Manager templates and their components and details dependencies and modularized templates with secrets.
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This module explains Azure CLI to create Azure resources, run templates, and detail Azure CLI commands.
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This module describes Azure Automation with Azure DevOps, using runbooks, webhooks, and PowerShell workflows. You'll learn how to create and manage automation for your environment.
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This module describes Desired State Configuration (DSC) and its components for implementation. You can exercise how to import, compile and automate your environment creation, and use DSC for Linux automation on Azure.
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This module explains Bicep and how it integrates with different tools such as Azure CLI and Visual Studio Code for environment deployment configuration.
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This module introduces DevSecOps concepts, SQL injection attacks, threat modeling, and security for continuous integration.
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This module explores open-source software and corporate concerns with software components. Also, it explains common open-source licenses, license implications, and ratings.
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This module explains Composition Analysis, how to inspect and validate code bases for compliance, integration with security tools, and integration with Azure Pipelines.
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This module introduces the static analyzers SonarCloud and CodeQL in GitHub.
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This module explores OWASP and Dynamic Analyzers for penetration testing, results, and bugs.
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This module describes security monitoring and governance with Microsoft Defender for Cloud and its usage scenarios, Azure Policies, Microsoft Defender for Identity, and security practices related to the tools.
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This module explores dependency management concepts and helps to identify project dependencies. You will learn how to decompose your system, identify dependencies, and package componentization.
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This module describes package feeds, common public package sources, and how to create and publish packages.
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This module details package migration, consolidation, and configuration to secure access to package feeds and artifact repositories.
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This module explains versioning strategies for packaging, best practices for versioning, and package promotion.
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This module introduces you to GitHub Packages. It explores ways to control permissions and visibility, publish, install, delete and restore packages using GitHub.
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This module introduces you to continuous feedback practices and tools to track usage and flow, such as Azure Logs Analytics, Kusto Query Language (KQL), and Application Insights.
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This module explains steps to develop monitoring with Azure Dashboards, work with View Designer and Azure Monitor, and create Azure Monitor Workbooks. Also, explore tools to supports monitoring with Power BI.
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This module describes how to share knowledge within teams, Azure DevOps Wikis, and integration with Azure Boards.
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This module helps designing process to Application Insights, explores telemetry and monitoring tools and technologies.
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This module examines alerts, blameless retrospectives and creates a just culture. It helps improving application performance, reducing meaningless and non-actionable alerts, and explains server response-time degradation.
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This module explores the key areas that organizations must apply to start their DevOps transformation Journey, change the team's mindset, and define timelines and goals.
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This module helps organizations decide the projects to start applying the DevOps process and tools to minimize initial resistance.
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This module explores agile development practices and helps to define and to configure teams and tools for collaboration.
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This module explores Azure DevOps and GitHub tools and helps organizations define their work management tool and licensing strategy.
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This module introduces you to GitHub Projects, GitHub Project Boards and Azure Boards. It explores ways to link Azure Boards and GitHub, configure GitHub Projects and Project views, and manage work with GitHub Projects.
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This module introduces you to the basics of source control, exploring benefits and best practices.
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This module describes different source control systems such Git and TFVC and helps with the initial steps for Git utilization.
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This module introduces you to Azure Repos and GitHub and explores ways to migrate from TFVC to Git, and work with GitHub Codespaces for development.
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This module examines Git repositories structure, explains the differences between mono versus multiple repos, and helps you create a changelog.
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This module explores Git branching types, concepts, and models for the continuous delivery process. It helps companies defining their branching strategy and organization.
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This module presents pull requests for collaboration and code reviews using Azure DevOps and GitHub mobile for pull request approvals. It helps understanding how pull requests works and how to configure them.
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This module examines technical debt, complexity, quality metrics, and plans for effective code reviews and code quality validation.
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This module describes Git hooks and their usage during the development process, implementation, and behavior.
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This module explains how to use Git to foster inner sources across the organization, implement Fork and its workflows.
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This module explores how to work with large repositories, purge repository data and manage and automate release notes using GitHub.
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This module introduces Azure Pipelines concepts and explains key terms and components of the tool, helping you decide your pipeline strategy and responsibilities.
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This module explores differences between Microsoft-hosted and self-hosted agents, detail job types, and introduces agent pools configuration. You will understand typical situations to use agent pools and how to manage its security. Also, it explores communication to deploy using Azure Pipelines to target servers.
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This module describes parallel jobs and how to estimate their usage. Also, it presents Azure Pipelines for open-source projects, explores Visual Designer and YAML pipelines.
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This module details continuous integration practice and the pillars for implementing it in the development lifecycle, its benefits, and properties.
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This module describes pipeline strategies, configuring them, implementing multi-agent builds, and what source controls Azure Pipelines supports.
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This module details Azure Pipelines anatomy and structure, templates, YAML resources, and how to use multiple repositories in your pipeline.
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