Why DevOps?
DevOps is not a tool - it’s an approach and a culture with an objective to optimize SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) by bringing development and operations closer. It’s an entirely new ideology that has swept IT organizations worldwide - boosting project life cycles and, in turn, increasing profits. DevOps promotes collaboration between development engineers and operations, participating together in the entire service lifecycle, from design through the development process to production support..
All you need to know about DevOps:
‘Dev’ is a blanket term for all kinds of software developers while ‘Ops’ encompasses system engineers, system administrators, operations staff, release engineers, DBAs, network engineers, security professionals, and various other sub-disciplines. When combined, DevOps bridges the ageless gap between Development and Ops by reducing uncertainties of release and change. It also brings down risk factors involved in various stages of release management, such as Build, Deploy, Test, and Continuous Improvement.
Proliferation of the DevOps movement has brought with it a myriad of career opportunities for various skills. Depending on your inclination or nature of work, you will probably find yourself the right fit.
DevOps is not a tool - it’s an approach and a culture with an objective to optimize SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) by bringing development and operations closer. It’s an entirely new ideology that has swept IT organizations worldwide - boosting project life cycles and, in turn, increasing profits. DevOps promotes collaboration between development engineers and operations, participating together in the entire service lifecycle, from design through the development process to production support..
All you need to know about DevOps:
‘Dev’ is a blanket term for all kinds of software developers while ‘Ops’ encompasses system engineers, system administrators, operations staff, release engineers, DBAs, network engineers, security professionals, and various other sub-disciplines. When combined, DevOps bridges the ageless gap between Development and Ops by reducing uncertainties of release and change. It also brings down risk factors involved in various stages of release management, such as Build, Deploy, Test, and Continuous Improvement.
Proliferation of the DevOps movement has brought with it a myriad of career opportunities for various skills. Depending on your inclination or nature of work, you will probably find yourself the right fit.
FAQs
How is this course different from many others I’ve seen online?
Who is teaching the course?
The course will be taught by experienced industry veterans who have successfully implemented DevOps, and are part of DevOps’ transformations in many organizations.
How will I execute projects in this course?
Once you enroll for the course, you will find a setup guide in your LMS, which will have step-by-step configuration guides for setting up your VMs where you will be doing your assignments and project.
Why learn DevOps?
Companies like Amazon, Facebook AND Google have adopted DevOps tools and techniques to reduce failure and greatly reduce the time of developing, testing and deploying an application into production. According to Gartner, more than 25% percent of top Global 2000 organizations have already adopted DevOps in their SDLC process.
DevOps practitioners are among the highest paid IT professionals today with an average salary of around $110K (Source: Indeed job portal), and the market demand for them is growing day-by-day as more companies adopt the DevOps culture.
New job roles are emerging around the DevOps philosophy. Some of them are:
Will you find me a job after I finish the course?
Mindteck Academy does not guarantee employment to any course graduate. If you perform well and successfully complete the course, however, we may introduce you to some of our clients who have hired our graduates, or invite you to speak with a Mindteck recruiter concerning the possibility of becoming a Mindteck consultant employee. If you become a Mindteck consultant employee for one year or more, you will be eligible to receive up to 100% of your payment for this course. Graduating from this course does not automatically qualify you for employment by Mindteck. Further assessment and interviews are required.
Can I get a discount if I refer a friend?
Some of our best talent comes from referrals of friends, relatives, or current/former colleagues. To find out how to receive a Referral Reward for each referral you make, call 1-844-323-CODE for more information.
How is this course different from many others I’ve seen online?
- Design: The Course is designed by Industry experts who have executed successful projects using DevOps tools and techniques.
- Curation: Unlike lots of other online courses, ours is live and instructor-led. The course, assignments and projects are curated to help develop your skills so that you can become more marketable. There are live, hands-on practice sessions, too!
- 24/7 Support: Online support team is available to help with technical queries.
- Lifetime Access: Learning Management System (LMS) and the course recordings
- Knowledge: In tandem with a training partner, the course is being conducted by Mindteck Academy, part of a global technology company that’s been in business for more than 2-1/2 decades. We provide product engineering solutions and IT services to a top-tier clientele, including Fortune 1000 companies, start-ups, leading universities and government entities all around the world. As part of our services, we provide tech talent, so we know the coveted skills that enterprise clients are continually seeking.
Who is teaching the course?
The course will be taught by experienced industry veterans who have successfully implemented DevOps, and are part of DevOps’ transformations in many organizations.
How will I execute projects in this course?
Once you enroll for the course, you will find a setup guide in your LMS, which will have step-by-step configuration guides for setting up your VMs where you will be doing your assignments and project.
Why learn DevOps?
Companies like Amazon, Facebook AND Google have adopted DevOps tools and techniques to reduce failure and greatly reduce the time of developing, testing and deploying an application into production. According to Gartner, more than 25% percent of top Global 2000 organizations have already adopted DevOps in their SDLC process.
DevOps practitioners are among the highest paid IT professionals today with an average salary of around $110K (Source: Indeed job portal), and the market demand for them is growing day-by-day as more companies adopt the DevOps culture.
New job roles are emerging around the DevOps philosophy. Some of them are:
- - DevOps Architect
- - Automation Engineer
- - Software Tester
- - Security Engineer
- - Integration Specialist
- - Release Manager
Will you find me a job after I finish the course?
Mindteck Academy does not guarantee employment to any course graduate. If you perform well and successfully complete the course, however, we may introduce you to some of our clients who have hired our graduates, or invite you to speak with a Mindteck recruiter concerning the possibility of becoming a Mindteck consultant employee. If you become a Mindteck consultant employee for one year or more, you will be eligible to receive up to 100% of your payment for this course. Graduating from this course does not automatically qualify you for employment by Mindteck. Further assessment and interviews are required.
Can I get a discount if I refer a friend?
Some of our best talent comes from referrals of friends, relatives, or current/former colleagues. To find out how to receive a Referral Reward for each referral you make, call 1-844-323-CODE for more information.
Sample Use Cases
This course has 11 Modules with two Case Studies each. These case studies are real-life business scenarios that a DevOps Engineer will face in daily work-life. Apart from these case studies, you will be working on a project which will test your overall knowledge of DevOps. Following is the problem statement for the project:
This course has 11 Modules with two Case Studies each. These case studies are real-life business scenarios that a DevOps Engineer will face in daily work-life. Apart from these case studies, you will be working on a project which will test your overall knowledge of DevOps. Following is the problem statement for the project:
Example Case Study
Problem Statement:
Company AppleBite is using Cloud for one of their products. The product is built using different frameworks, many modular components, and each component is developed by different teams, third-party partners, or open source libraries. As the product has evolved, there have been multiple versions of different code, and multiple versions of these many components, plus multiple environments to deploy, such as INT, E2E, SANDBOX, and PROD. This has caused the following problems:
The company’s goal is to deliver the product frequently to the production server with high-quality and reliability. This can be achieved by implementing the DevOps processes like: continuous integration, test automation and continuous deployment and monitoring.
Implement the DevOps process using the following tools:
Problem Statement:
Company AppleBite is using Cloud for one of their products. The product is built using different frameworks, many modular components, and each component is developed by different teams, third-party partners, or open source libraries. As the product has evolved, there have been multiple versions of different code, and multiple versions of these many components, plus multiple environments to deploy, such as INT, E2E, SANDBOX, and PROD. This has caused the following problems:
- Complex build process makes it hard to understand, change and maintain
- Build process is manual and separate for components; there is a need for build automation
- Incremental builds are difficult since the product is composed of many components, different development environments, and many integration points which makes end-to-end testing and production deployment a very time-consuming process
- Frequent changes to legacy components make it difficult to track changes, and test and deploy the changes into production .
The company’s goal is to deliver the product frequently to the production server with high-quality and reliability. This can be achieved by implementing the DevOps processes like: continuous integration, test automation and continuous deployment and monitoring.
Implement the DevOps process using the following tools:
- Git – For version control for tracking changes in the code files
- Jenkins – For continuous integration and continuous deployment
- Docker – For container image -- a lightweight, executable package of software which includes everything needed to run the image (e.g. code, libraries, etc.)
- Puppet - Open-source software configuration management tool
- Nagios - Application monitoring tool
If at any time you’d prefer to speak with us, please call 1-844-323-CODE. Or, email info@mindteckacademy.com and we’ll be in touch shortly thereafter. Thank you!
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