Combine traditional IT with its servers, connections, fiber optic, etc., and modern technology like cloud, mobile apps, and iPhones. Launch the software and close the gap between software development and operations. Today DevOps is the newest and up-to-date direction in the IT labor market.
With the expansion of the IT sphere, the demand for the DevOps of Engineers is steadily increasing. Lots of new platforms, services and tools are entering the market, and companies are headhunting the specialists who can organize and support these processes. Some biggest and world-known companies like IBM, Microsoft, and Cisco open more than 43,000 positions for DevOps Engineers. The demand is going to show a 24% increase by 2026.
The implementation of the DevOps model for management and software development is expanding and shows stable growth during the last 5 years. Industry leaders all over the world, from NASA to Target, and Hertz to Netflix hire DevOps Engineers to run their systems.
This course was created to walk learners through what a DevOps Engineer is and introduce them to the fundamental tasks and responsibilities of a professional wanting to become one.
This course is divided into two segments that will discuss the qualifications a professional should have should he or she want to start studying to become a DevOps Engineer and how one can go about creating Clusters and evaluating performance.
The course aims at arming the professionals taking it with a working knowledge to further the other branches of study that complete the certification as a DevOps Engineer.
This course is meant for professionals who are interested in becoming DevOps Engineers. While anyone can easily harbor such intentions, they would need to possess a set of capabilities, experience, and educational background so as to properly venture into the role.
Prerequisites:
- A background in programming
- A working knowledge of Cloud Service Platforms
- Experience in Digital Pipelines Development
- A preliminary background on DevOps Tools and tech know-how
- A grasp of Linux
Skills to be developed:
- Configuration Management
- Continuous Integration
- Code Testing
- Performance Monitoring
- Containerization
Part 1 of 2: Get Started
This lesson gets into details of what DevOps Engineering is. The discussion highlights the capabilities, skills, and educational background that a learner aspiring to be a DevOps Engineer should have.
This lesson also details the skills that the learner would be able to develop and acquire through the entirety of the course. Through this, the learner would be made to understand that being a DevOps Engineer's task is a continuous and progressive one given the tools and technologies (with a focus on a grasp of multiple programming languages) that he or she needs to learn how to handle to execute the pertinent DevOps Engineer tasks.
Part 2 of 2: Clustering and Performance
This lesson covers Clustering and Performance. In the context of DevOps Engineering, (and therefore this lesson), Clustering refers to the process of bundling together Master Machines, multiple worker machines, or nodes. The learners would be made to understand that the master machines are the ones coordinating across the nodes.
Apart from this, Pods would also be discussed at length. The discussion stresses that the Pod is the tiniest unit of a cluster and that it is a fundamental part of it as it stands to represent a running process within a cluster.
Combine traditional IT with its servers, connections, fiber optic, etc., and modern technology like cloud, mobile apps, and iPhones. Launch the software and close the gap between software development and operations. Today DevOps is the newest and up-to-date direction in the IT labor market.
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