DevOps Engineering Course for Beginners

What is DevOps in the context of software engineering? Learn all about DevOps in this comprehensive course for beginners with three technical tutorials. You will learn what DevOps is, continuous integration, continuous deployment strategies, and application performance management. Many DevOps practices are commonly used in programming and web development, it is important to understand key terms and technologies.

This course often references the MERN (MongoDB, Express JS, React JS, Node JS) technology stack. You will get a series of talks with technology recommendations based on these best practices. There will be several programming examples embedded in these talks. As long as you know the absolute basics of coding and the web, you'll have no problem following along.

⭐️ Course Notes ⭐️

⭐️ Course Content: 3 Pillars of DevOps ⭐️

⭐️ Unit 1 - Code Review Automation
⌨️ Lesson 1 What is DevOps?
⌨️ Lesson 2 - What is Test Driven Development (TDD)?
⌨️ Lesson 3 - What is Continuous Integration (CI)? w/ CI setup TUTORIAL
⌨️ Lesson 4 - What is code coverage?
⌨️ Lesson 5 - Linting best practices
⌨️ Lesson 6 - Ephemeral environments w/ setup TUTORIAL

⭐️ Unit 2 - Deployment Strategies
⌨️ Lesson 7 - Virtual Machines (VMs) vs. Containers
⌨️ Lesson 8 - Rolling deployments
⌨️ Lesson 9 - Blue/green deployments w/ Continuous Deployment setup TUTORIAL
⌨️ Lesson 10 - What is autoscaling?
⌨️ Lesson 11 - What is service discovery?

⭐️ Unit 3 - Application Performance Management (APM)
⌨️ Lesson 12 - What is log aggregation?
⌨️ Lesson 13 - Vital production metrics

🎥 Course created and narrated by Colin Chartier, Co-founder and CEO at LayerCI

🎉 Thanks to our Champion and Sponsor supporters:
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[_SureshKumar_]

16:22 -TDD
20:33 - CI
24:44 - CI Setup
34:44 - Code Coverage
46:55 - Linting
57:33 - Ephemeral Environments
1:10:55 - VM vs Container
1:23:22 - Rolling Deployments
1:28:33 - Blue Green Deployments
1:45:33 - Auto Scaling
1:58:44 - Service Discovery
2:02:22 - Log Aggregation
2:11:11 - Vital Production Metrics

[VikasYadav-qmdf]

I think that we should have to declare this channel as free code university.

[kumarajit]

This is by far the best DevOps course for Beginners. It not only teaches DevOps but more importantly the concepts that everyone should understand and where they fit in the ecosystem of Software Development.
Thank you Colin!

[johnnyf]

it's nice to see the entire workflow of ci/cd and understand how it works. I rlly wish if there's a step by step tutorial on setting up ci/cd

[feetgirl]

This is one of the best devops course i've ever encountered. It has a good amount of theory, but also practice. Instead of describing to us what devops is (typical devops explanation on the internet), you're actually showing us what devops is, and how it works. I learned a lot from the video, and I'm only halfway through the video. Thank you!!

[TheRealStevenGlen]

This is one of the best lectures I've seen in years. Thank you :)

[tarun]

This Channel is a Heaven for IT Enthusiasts!! This is

[DuduKoren]

you are an excllenct lecturer . Percise, clear and gets right to the point. It was a pleasure to hear it. I hope you make more such courses on state of the art technologies
keep up the good work

[pixter]

Thank you for taking the time to make and share this excellent overview of DevOps!

[GauravBoraJodhpur]

Loved the game-like (SNES-like) presentation of the video with level-ups and abrupt music cuts.

[DanFlakes]

Thanks for the great visual representation, Colin!

[andreaho]

Thanks to all paid courses to which I'm unaffordable and it finally sends me to this best free ever happening course. It's magnificently taught.

[Kader-sujr]

Youtube will soon come up with a course completion certificate feature😉😂

[chikipichi]

Let's go I was just starting to research how to become a devops engineer

[cyberMythius]

Really good course. For the more senior devops guys - what is the alternative technology stack to what the presenter was sharing? I do understand the plug of the layerCI - however I'd like to go through more alternatives to see what can be best solution for small startup with maximum of tens of developers in following 1-2 years.

[jaconaude]

Excellent video making it easy to understand. Interesting how the DevOps symbol represents the infinite ♾ symbol. Makes sense as the process can keep repeating itself as you work and develop your program.

[Silvanacastrillonzuluaga]

¡¡Realmente me gusta este video!! ¡¡¡Me ayuda mucho!!! ¡Pones mucho esfuerzo con la presentación, la música en las transiciones y me encanta cuando celebramos que terminamos una lección!

[aniketkariya]

1:22:45 - a slight correction, in the 2nd point - its not because of the "above mentioned reasons" althought I am no expert -- every OS has different kernel. so system calls differ. hence the entire low-level architecture differ. since containers only emulate processes and not the whole os, some programs that are OS specific can't be run on a container. For example you can't run windows container on linux os but you can run windows and linux containers on windows os because windows kernel natively will support windows containers and linux containers will be supported through WSL that's why you have to enable it. same reason why you can't run MacOS container on the same.

VMs on the other hand, emulate entire OS, so that includes kernel. hence you're able to run windows and/or MacOS VMs on Linux. containers share the same kernel of the host OS so it's not possible.

[faadi]

A very comprehensive overview I must to understand devops lifecycle. One thing that I think it lacks is that he doesn't share the code examples, github repos in the description section which would've been helpful for newbies like me to play around.

[ahtishamulhaq]

Every time you provide quality content. seriously love it.