Corporate Azure DevOps Training Course
Edstellar's Azure DevOps instructor-led training course enables teams to master DevOps practices, focusing on automation, collaboration, and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) using Azure tools. Upskill your team to streamline development processes, minimize errors, and cultivate a culture of ongoing improvement and teamwork.
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Drive Team Excellence with Azure DevOps Corporate Training
Empower your teams with expert-led on-site/in-house or virtual/online Azure DevOps Training through Edstellar, a premier Azure DevOps training company for organizations globally. Our customized training program equips your employees with the skills, knowledge, and cutting-edge tools needed for success. Designed to meet your specific training needs, this Azure DevOps group training program ensures your team is primed to drive your business goals. Transform your workforce into a beacon of productivity and efficiency.
Azure DevOps is a cloud-based service provided by Microsoft that offers tools for software development, delivery, and collaboration, encompassing features like version control, build automation, release management, and more. It's essential for organizations seeking streamlined, efficient development processes and seamless collaboration among teams, facilitating agile methodologies and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. Training in Azure DevOps equips professionals with the skills needed to leverage its suite of tools effectively for modern software development practices.
The Azure DevOps instructor-led training course provided by Edstellar can be customized to meet teams’ requirements. The virtual/onsite Azure DevOps training course, led by expert trainers, equips professionals with the skills to implement DevOps using Azure tools. It helps them automate software delivery and improve collaboration for faster software releases.
Key Skills Employees Gain from Azure DevOps Training
Azure DevOps skills corporate training will enable teams to effectively apply their learnings at work.
- Continuous Integration (CI)
- Continuous Deployment (CD)
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
- Version Control with Git in Azure Repos
- Automated Testing
- Release Management
Key Learning Outcomes of Azure DevOps Training Workshop
Edstellar’s Azure DevOps group training will not only help your teams to acquire fundamental skills but also attain invaluable learning outcomes, enhancing their proficiency and enabling application of knowledge in a professional environment. By completing our Azure DevOps workshop, teams will to master essential Azure DevOps and also focus on introducing key concepts and principles related to Azure DevOps at work.
Employees who complete Azure DevOps training will be able to:
- Configure and manage Azure resources like VMs, storage accounts, and databases using the Azure Portal, PowerShell, or CLI
- Implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Azure Resource Manager templates to automate infrastructure provisioning
- Design and build CI/CD pipelines with Azure DevOps services like Pipelines, Repos, and Artifacts to automate deployments
- Apply security measures like Azure RBAC and network security groups to control access and secure resources within Azure environments
- Analyze Azure Monitor data to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize resource utilization
- Utilize DevOps tools like Docker and Kubernetes to containerize applications and manage containerized deployments
- Choose and configure a configuration management tool like Ansible or Puppet to automate infrastructure and application configuration
- Implement continuous monitoring with tools like Nagios to proactively identify and troubleshoot issues within applications and infrastructure
Key Benefits of the Azure DevOps Group Training
Attending our Azure DevOps classes tailored for corporations offers numerous advantages. Through our Azure DevOps group training classes, participants will gain confidence and comprehensive insights, enhance their skills, and gain a deeper understanding of Azure DevOps.
- Empowers professionals with the skills to manage and deploy applications in the Microsoft Azure cloud platform
- Develops required skills in professionals to implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for automating infrastructure provisioning
- Equips the team with the techniques to design and build CI/CD pipelines for automating deployments and ensuring continuous integration and delivery
- Cultivates ideas around implementing DevOps principles and practices to improve collaboration and streamline software development lifecycles
- Provides insights into using configuration management tools like Ansible or Puppet to automate infrastructure and application configuration
- Develops the skills required to implement continuous monitoring with tools like Nagios to proactively identify and troubleshoot issues within applications and infrastructure
Topics and Outline of Azure DevOps Training
Our virtual and on-premise Azure DevOps training curriculum is divided into multiple modules designed by industry experts. This Azure DevOps training for organizations provides an interactive learning experience focused on the dynamic demands of the field, making it relevant and practical.
- Define cloud computing
- Characteristics of cloud computing
- Types of cloud services
- What is Microsoft Azure?
- Azure services overview
- Azure regions and availability zones
- Creating the Microsoft Azure account
- Sign-up process
- Azure subscription types
- Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI
- Introduction to Azure PowerShell
- Introduction to Azure CLI
- Azure architecture
- Azure regions and geographies
- Azure Resource Manager vs Azure Service Manager
- Azure Resource Manager
- Resource groups
- Resource providers and types
- DevOps environment
- What is DevOps?
- DevOps principles
- Advantages of DevOps
- Business benefits
- Technical benefits
- Skills required for a DevOps engineer
- Technical skills
- Soft skills
- DevOps market trends
- Current market landscape
- Future predictions
- DevOps delivery pipeline
- Continuous Integration
- Continuous Deployment
- Continuous Monitoring
- Stages and life cycle of DevOps
- DevOps stages overview
- DevOps lifecycle phases
- Azure subscriptions and resources
- Azure subscription types
- Azure resource groups
- Handling Azure resources
- Creating and managing resources
- Resource tagging and management
- Azure Storage Account and kinds of accounts
- Types of Azure Storage accounts
- Azure Storage account components
- Azure Tags
- Benefits of using tags
- Managing and using tags
- Azure CDN (Content Delivery Network)
- What is Azure CDN?
- Azure CDN features and benefits
- Azure Blob Storage
- Blob storage overview
- Blob types and usage
- Azure File Sync and Storage
- Introduction to Azure File Sync
- Azure File Storage features
- Azure Storage Explorer
- Features and benefits
- Managing Azure resources
- Azure Queue Storage
- What is Azure Queue Storage?
- Queue storage use cases
- Azure Table Storage
- Overview of Azure Table Storage
- Working with Azure Table entities
- Azure Databox
- Introduction to Azure Databox
- Types of Azure Databox
- Azure Shared Access Signature
- What is SAS?
- Creating and using SAS
- Azure Storage Replication
- Azure Storage replication overview
- Types of replication
- Azure Export or Import Service
- Import and export overview
- Data import/export scenarios
- Data Replication Options
- Replication strategies
- Data consistency models
- Data Disks in Azure
- Azure managed and unmanaged disks
- Attaching and detaching disks
- Azure interfaces & Virtual Machines
- Azure Portal, PowerShell, and CLI interfaces
- Azure VM configuration and management
- VHD and ARM Templates
- Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) overview
- Introduction to ARM templates
- Virtual Machine Scale Sets
- Scale set overview
- Scale set benefits and usage
- Custom Images of Azure Virtual Machine
- Creating custom VM images
- Using custom images in Azure
- Virtual Machine Availability Sets
- Availability sets overview
- Designing for high availability
- App Service Plan
- App Service Plan overview
- Scaling and pricing tiers
- App Service Web App for the Containers
- Introduction to App Service for containers
- Container deployment and management
- Deployment Slots
- Deployment slot overview
- Configuring and managing slots
- Networking for the App Service
- Azure networking concepts
- App Service networking features
- Azure Container Registry
- Introduction to Azure Container Registry (ACR)
- ACR features and benefits
- Container Image
- Container image concepts
- Working with container images
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Kubernetes overview
- Azure Kubernetes Service features and benefits
- Azure Vnet Components
- Virtual Network (VNet) overview
- VNet components and configurations
- Azure Virtual Networks
- VNet concepts and usage
- VNet peering and connectivity
- Azure Vnet Subnets
- Subnet basics
- Subnet configurations and usage
- IP Address - Private and Public IPs
- Public and private IP addressing
- IP address configurations
- Network Security Group
- NSG overview
- NSG rules and configurations
- Azure Network Interface Cards
- NIC overview
- NIC configurations and usage
- Service Tags
- Service tags overview
- Azure DNS
- Azure DNS overview
- DNS configurations and management
- Route Tables
- Route table concepts
- Managing route tables in Azure
- Private DNS
- Private DNS overview
- Configuring private DNS zones
- Identity and Access Management
- Introduction to IAM
- IAM components and concepts
- Role-based Access Management
- Role-based access control overview
- Role-based access policies
- Role Assignment in the Azure Resources
- Role assignment process
- Managing roles in Azure
- Role Definitions
- Defining custom roles
- Role definition configurations
- RBAC Policies
- Creating and managing policies
- Policy enforcement and evaluation
- Azure Users and Groups
- Managing Azure AD users
- Creating and managing Azure AD groups
- Introduction to Azure Active Directory
- Azure AD overview
- Azure AD editions and features
- Azure AD vs Windows AD
- Comparison between Azure AD and Windows AD
- Use cases for each
- Azure AD Groups
- Group types in Azure AD
- Managing Azure AD groups
- Azure AD Users
- Managing Azure AD users
- User attributes and settings
- Azure AD Tenants
- Azure AD tenant concepts
- Managing Azure AD tenants
- Azure AD Domains
- Adding custom domains to Azure AD
- Managing domain settings
- Azure AD Connect
- Azure AD Connect overview
- Configuring Azure AD Connect
- Authentication Options
- Authentication methods in Azure AD
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Introduction to MFA
- Configuring MFA in Azure AD
- Resource Locks
- Resource lock concepts
- Applying and managing resource locks
- Azure Metrics
- Azure metric types
- Monitoring and analyzing metrics
- Azure Monitor
- Azure Monitor overview
- Setting up and configuring Azure Monitor
- Actions and Alerts
- Alert rules and configurations
- Actions and notifications
- Log Analytics
- Azure Log Analytics overview
- Querying and analyzing logs
- Backup Reports
- Azure Backup overview
- Backup reports and monitoring
- Application Insights
- Application Insights overview
- Monitoring application performance
- Recovery Services Vault
- Azure Backup and Recovery overview
- Setting up and managing Recovery Services Vault
- VM Backup Policies
- VM backup policies and configurations
- VM backup and restore processes
- Backing up the Azure Virtual Machines
- Azure VM backup overview
- Configuring VM backups
- Restoring the Azure Virtual Machines
- VM restore process and configurations
- EC2
- Introduction to EC2
- EC2 instance types and configurations
- Installing the following DevOps tools:
- Docker
- Git
- Jenkins
- Maven
- Ansible
- Puppet
- Nagios
- Kubernetes
- What is Continuous Integration
- CI principles and benefits
- CI pipeline stages
- Jenkins Master-Slave Architecture
- Jenkins architecture overview
- Setting up Jenkins Master and Slave nodes
- CI/CD Pipelines
- CI/CD pipeline concepts and configurations
- Pipeline best practices
- Creating a complete automated CI/CD Pipeline
- CI/CD pipeline setup
- Pipeline testing and deployment
- Define Continuous Testing
- Continuous testing principles and benefits
- Continuous testing tools and frameworks
- Maven
- Maven for continuous testing
- Maven test configurations
- Executing the Test Cases on the Chromium Web Driver
- Web driver configurations
- Running test cases on Chromium
- Headless Mode
- Headless testing overview
- Setting up and running headless tests
- Version Control
- Version control principles and benefits
- Version control systems overview
- Kinds of Version Control System
- Centralized vs Distributed version control
- Popular version control systems: SVN and Git
- Git Lifecycle
- Git workflow and lifecycle
- Git stages and commands
- Working with the Branches in Git
- Branching and merging in Git
- Creating and managing branches
- Resolving the Merge Conflicts
- Understanding merge conflicts
- Resolving conflicts in Git
- Merging the Branches
- Merging branches in Git
- Best practices for branch merging
- Git Workflows
- Different Git workflows (Feature Branch, Gitflow, Forking Workflow)
- Implementing and managing Git workflows
- Docker
- Docker fundamentals for deployment
- Creating Docker images and containers
- Docker Lifecycle
- Docker container lifecycle
- Managing Docker containers and images
- General Docker Operations
- Common Docker operations
- Docker commands and utilities
- Docker Ecosystem Components
- Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, Docker Hub
- Overview and usage of Docker ecosystem components
- Docker Operations
- Advanced Docker operations
- Docker networking and storage
- Creating the DockerHub Account
- Setting up DockerHub account
- DockerHub image management
- Saving the Changes in the Container
- Committing changes to Docker containers
- Managing Docker container versions
- Creating the Custom Docker Images through Dockerfile
- Writing Dockerfiles
- Building custom Docker images
- Docker Volumes
- Docker volume concepts
- Managing Docker volumes
- Deploying with the Multi-tier application using the Docker Network
- Docker networking fundamentals
- Deploying multi-tier applications with Docker
- Using the Docker Compose for deploying the containers
- Docker Compose overview
- Composing and managing multi-container applications with Docker Compose
- Container Orchestration tools
- Introduction to container orchestration
- Overview of container orchestration tools
- Docker Swarm
- Docker Swarm architecture and concepts
- Setting up and managing Docker Swarm clusters
- Deploying the 2-Node Cluster through the Docker Swarm
- Configuring and deploying Docker Swarm clusters
- Managing services and tasks in Docker Swarm
- Importance of Configuration Management
- Configuration management principles and benefits
- Role of configuration management in DevOps
- Puppet Architecture
- Puppet components and architecture
- Puppet master-agent setup
- Configuring the Master-Slave through Puppet
- Puppet master and agent configurations
- Puppet certificate signing and communication
- Puppet Modules
- Puppet module structure and components
- Creating and managing Puppet modules
- Puppet Manifests
- Puppet manifest basics
- Writing and applying Puppet manifests
- Puppet File Server
- Puppet file server overview
- Managing files and directories with Puppet
- Applying the Configuration through Puppet
- Puppet resource management
- Applying and managing configurations with Puppet
- Configuration Management Tools
- Overview of other configuration management tools
- Comparison and usage of Puppet with other tools
- Introduction to Ansible
- Ansible overview and benefits
- Ansible vs Puppet comparison
- Differentiate Ansible and Puppet
- Comparison of Ansible and Puppet
- Choosing between Ansible and Puppet
- Ansible Architecture
- Ansible control node and managed node
- Ansible components and communication
- Ansible Playbook
- Ansible playbook structure and syntax
- Writing and executing Ansible playbooks
- Ansible Roles
- Ansible role concepts
- Creating and managing Ansible roles
- Configuring the Master Slave through Ansible
- Ansible inventory and configurations
- Ansible master and slave setup
- Applying the Configuration through Ansible
- Ansible ad-hoc commands and configurations
- Applying and managing configurations with Ansible
- What is Kubernetes
- Kubernetes overview and benefits
- Kubernetes vs Docker Swarm comparison
- Differentiate Docker Swarm and Kubernetes
- Comparison of container orchestration tools
- Choosing between Docker Swarm and Kubernetes
- Kubernetes Architecture
- Kubernetes master and node components
- Kubernetes pods, services, and deployments
- Alternate methods of deploying the Kubernetes
- Kubernetes installation methods
- Kubernetes cluster setup and configurations
- Deploying the Kubernetes through Kubeadms
- Kubeadm overview and usage
- Setting up Kubernetes clusters with Kubeadms
- YAML files
- YAML basics and syntax
- Writing and managing YAML files in Kubernetes
- Creating the Deployment in the Kubernetes through YAML
- Kubernetes deployments and replica sets
- Managing Kubernetes deployments using YAML
- Services and Ingress in Kubernetes
- Kubernetes services and service types
- Kubernetes Ingress controllers and configurations
- Kubernetes Architecture - Case Study
- Real-world Kubernetes architecture examples
- Best practices and lessons learned
- Introduction to Continuous Monitoring
- Continuous monitoring principles and benefits
- Role of continuous monitoring in DevOps
- Nagios
- Nagios overview and benefits
- Nagios vs other monitoring tools comparison
- Nagios Architecture
- Nagios components and communication
- Nagios monitoring setup and configurations
- NRPE Plugins
- NRPE (Nagios Remote Plugin Executor) overview
- Setting up and managing NRPE plugins in Nagios
- Monitoring Systems Data through Nagios
- Data collection and monitoring with Nagios
- Analyzing and interpreting monitoring data
- Nagios Notifications and Alerting
- Setting up notification methods
- Configuring alerts and notifications in Nagios
- Nagios Dashboards and Reporting
- Nagios dashboard overview
- Generating and analyzing monitoring reports
- Advanced Nagios Features
- Nagios event handlers
- Performance graphs and trending
- Infrastructure-as-a-Code
- Introduction to Infrastructure-as-a-Code (IaC)
- Benefits and principles of IaC
- Configuration Management vs IaC
- Comparison of Configuration Management and IaC
- Advantages of using Terraform for IaC
- Terraform Basics
- Terraform introduction and architecture
- Terraform installation and setup
- Terraform Installation on AWS
- Setting up Terraform on AWS
- AWS provider configurations in Terraform
- Fundamental Operations in Terraform
- Terraform init, plan, apply, and destroy commands
- Managing Terraform states
- Fundamentals of Terraform Code
- Terraform configuration files (.tf files)
- Writing and organizing Terraform code
- Deploying the comprehensive architecture on AWS through Terraform
- Designing and deploying infrastructure on AWS using Terraform
- Managing and updating infrastructure with Terraform
- Architecture of Azure DevOps
- Overview of Azure DevOps services
- Azure DevOps features and components
- Azure DevOps tools
- Introduction to Azure DevOps tools (Azure Repos, Pipelines, Boards, Test Plans, Artifacts)
- Integration and collaboration in Azure DevOps
- Key Features of Azure DevOps
- Code repositories, CI/CD pipelines, work tracking, and more
- Benefits and usage of Azure DevOps features
- Azure Repos
- Git and TFVC repositories in Azure Repos
- Managing and organizing code in Azure Repos
- Compare Git and TFVC
- Differences between Git and TFVC
- Choosing the right version control system
- Important Concepts in Azure Repos
- Branch policies, pull requests, code reviews, and more
- Best practices for using Azure Repos
- TFVC
- Introduction to Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC)
- TFVC features and benefits
- Searching Code in Repos
- Searching and querying code in Azure Repos
- Code navigation and exploration in Azure Repos
- Azure Repos Integrations
- Integrating Azure Repos with other Azure DevOps services
- Third-party tool integrations and extensions for Azure Repos
- Introduction to Azure Artifacts
- Overview and benefits of Azure Artifacts
- Managing and publishing packages with Azure Artifacts
- Essential Concepts of Azure Artifacts
- Package management, feeds, and upstream sources
- Using and managing artifacts in Azure Repos
- Working with Packages and Feeds
- Creating, managing, and publishing packages
- Configuring and managing feeds in Azure Artifacts
- Upstream and Views sources
- Setting up and managing upstream sources
- Working with views in Azure Artifacts
- Connecting to the Azure Pipelines
- Integrating Azure Artifacts with Azure Pipelines
- Using artifacts in CI/CD processes
- Azure Test Plans
- Creating and managing test plans in Azure DevOps
- Organizing and executing test cases and suites
- Manual and Exploratory Testing
- Conducting manual and exploratory tests in Azure Test Plans
- Capturing and reporting test results
- Testing from the Kanban Record
- Integrating testing with Kanban boards
- Linking test cases to work items in Azure Boards
- Creating the Testing Plans
- Designing and organizing testing plans and suites
- Prioritizing and scheduling test execution
- Testing the Web Applications
- Web application testing strategies
- Automating web application tests with Azure Test Plans
- Introduction to Azure Pipelines
- Overview and benefits of Azure Pipelines
- CI/CD concepts and workflows
- Need for Azure Pipelines
- Why use Azure Pipelines for CI/CD
- Azure Pipelines vs other CI/CD tools
- Deploying to the Azure
- Setting up and configuring deployment tasks in Azure Pipelines
- Continuous deployment strategies
- Important Concepts in the Pipelines
- Triggers, variables, stages, and more
- Best practices for Azure Pipelines configuration
- CI Triggers in Pipelines
- Configuring CI triggers in Azure Pipelines
- Understanding automated and manual triggers
- YAML Fundamentals
- Introduction to YAML syntax and structure
- Writing and understanding YAML files in Azure Pipelines
- Integration and Environments
- Integrating Azure Pipelines with other Azure services
- Setting up and managing environments for deployments
- Setting up the CI Build
- Configuring CI builds in Azure Pipelines
- Understanding build pipelines and agents
- Adding Tests to the Pipeline
- Integrating test automation into CI pipelines
- Running and managing tests in Azure Pipelines
- Tasks and Agents
- Understanding pipeline tasks and agents
- Configuring and managing agents in Azure Pipelines
- Azure Boards
- Overview and benefits of Azure Boards
- Agile project management with Azure Boards
- Importance of Azure Boards
- Understanding the role of Azure Boards in DevOps
- Azure Boards vs other project management tools
- Fundamental Concepts of Azure Boards
- Work items, backlogs, sprints, and more
- Customizing and organizing Azure Boards
- Best Practices of Agile Project Management
- Agile methodologies and practices
- Implementing agile practices in Azure Boards
- Work Items
- Types of work items in Azure Boards
- Creating, managing, and organizing work items
- Fundamental Concepts of Azure Boards (Revised)
- Boards, backlogs, and sprints in depth
- Advanced features and customization options
- Kanban Boards
- Introduction to Kanban boards in Azure Boards
- Implementing Kanban practices in Azure Boards
- Connecting Boards to the Github
- Integrating Azure Boards with GitHub repositories
- Managing work items directly from GitHub
- Scrums and Plans
- Scrum methodologies and practices
- Planning and managing sprints in Azure Boards
- Sprints
- Planning, executing, and reviewing sprints in Azure Boards
- Monitoring and managing sprint progress
- Integrations of Azure Boards
- Integrating Azure Boards with other Azure DevOps services
- Third-party tool integrations and extensions for Azure Boards
Target Audience for Azure DevOps Training Course
The Azure DevOps training program can also be taken by professionals at various levels in the organization.
- Developers
- DevOps Engineers
- Release Managers
- Site Reliability Engineers
- Build Engineers
- Project Managers
- Software Engineers
- Infrastructure Engineers
- Cloud Architects
- QA Engineers
- Network Engineers
- Managers
Prerequisites for Azure DevOps Training
There are no prerequisites for the Azure DevOps training course, however professionals with a basic understanding of version control systems, programming concepts, and cloud computing can take up the Azure DevOps training course.
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At Edstellar, we understand the importance of impactful and engaging training for employees. To ensure the training is more interactive, we offer Face-to-Face onsite/in-house or virtual/online for companies. This approach has proven to be effective, outcome-oriented, and produces a well-rounded training experience for your teams.
Our virtual group training sessions bring expert-led, high-quality training to your teams anywhere, ensuring consistency and seamless integration into their schedules.
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Edstellar's off-site group training programs offer a unique opportunity for teams to immerse themselves in focused and dynamic learning environments away from their usual workplace distractions.
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Upon successful completion of the Azure DevOps training course offered by Edstellar, employees receive a course completion certificate, symbolizing their dedication to ongoing learning and professional development.
This certificate validates the employee's acquired skills and is a powerful motivator, inspiring them to enhance their expertise further and contribute effectively to organizational success.
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