They all use DevOps to continuously build and release software. (Don’t take my word for it; stop reading now and go put “devops” into a LinkedIn job search.)
In this Azure DevOps Fundamentals course, Microsoft Certified Trainer and bestselling Udemy instructor Brian Culp guides students on a hands-on tour of Azure DevOps — Microsoft’s cloud-based, open-source tool to help organizations manage development teams, code, and application deployments.
Best of all, Brian understands that students taking a Fundamentals course may not yet be familiar with all the vocabulary. This course makes no assumptions about prior exposure to the overwhelming set of terms and technologies that are part of the DevOps landscape… terms like Agile, Scrum, VS Code, App Containers, Commits, Code Requests, Sprints, Unit Testing, Code Artifacts, and literally dozens of others that live at the place where your Development and Operations teams meet.
In Azure DevOps Fundamentals for Beginners, we take one small step at a time in our journey. It’s not a data dump. Instead, the course provides each building block the proper context at the time it’s needed. In addition, you’ll build your understanding with hands-on guidance using the essential Azure DevOps tools: Boards, Repos, Pipelines, and Test Plans.
Azure DevOps Fundamentals for Beginners is perfect for IT professionals who have heard the term DevOps, but want some hands-on experience, or for project managers and product owners who want to better understand a CI/CD workflow used by development teams.
It’s even great for the stone-cold noobs out there (we all are at one point, after all) who just want to be able to see if DevOps might be a good career fit.
You’ll learn by watching and listening, but you’ll also learn by doing. By the second lesson, you’ll have configured your first DevOps organization. By the time you’ve finished, you’ll have deployed an app into an Azure container, and will have gained additional confidence and expertise about topics like these:
- Managing dev teams using Azure Boards
- Mapping work items to your organization’s Agile or Scrum processes
- Setting up Git-based workflows in Azure Repos
- Connecting to existing code repos in GitHub
- Building code every time a commit is saved to a Master branch
- Deploying a new code artifact when new builds are ready
- Performing tests of code using Azure Test Plans
- Plus confidence to integrate other tools (Docker, Maven, etc) into your team’s DevOps implementation
