DevOps Foundation (DOFD)® eLearning - $629 (with exam)

Learning Objectives

This module will introduce learners to the course, giving them a clear idea of what to expect from the beginning up until the examination.

The areas covered include:

Course introduction
About the DevOps Institute
Who is this course for?
Objectives
Course breakdown
Examination

Learning Objectives

This module will give learners a clear introduction to DevOps, its purpose and what advantages it can offer businesses.

By the end of the module, learners will be able to:

Define DevOps
Describe why DevOps matters
Describe the business relationship
Describe the IT perspective

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Moving on from the introduction, this module will educate learners on the core principles and practices of the DevOps framework.

By the end of the module, learners will be able to:

Identify the three principles
Describe the Theory of Constraints
Describe the Second Way
Describe the Third Way
Identify DevOps practices
List the continuous process
Describe site reliability
Describe DevSecOps
Describe ChatOps and KanBan

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This module looks at the importance of business and technology frameworks for effective IT service management. It will also describe popular examples like Agile and Lean.

By the end of the module, learners will be able to describe:

Frameworks
Agile
ITSM
Lean
Safety culture
Learning organizations
Types of funding

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This module examines the roles that organizational culture and behavior play in the successful use of operating models.

By the end of this module, learners will be able to describe:

Culture, behavior and operating models
The impact of organizational culture

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Automation and toolchains are both essential for using DevOps successfully. This module will examine the benefits that each of them has to offer.

By the end of this module, learners will be able to describe:

DevOps automation and architecting toolchains
DevOps toolchains

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This module looks at how to track and report on the metrics relating to DevOps.

By the end of the module, learners will be able to:

Describe measures, metrics and reporting
Define lead/ cycle times

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This module looks at the various roles associated with DevOps, as well as leadership, cultures and the most important factors for ensuring success.

By the end of the module, learners will be able to:

Describe sharing, shadowing and evolving
List types of DevOps days
Identify roles
Describe DevOps leadership
Describe organizational culture
Define "start where you are"
Describe critical success factors

Learning Objectives

These practice exams are designed to simulate the conditions that learners will face when taking the official DevOps Foundation examination. It will be well worth testing your knowledge before booking your exam, as it will give you the chance to highlight and revise any modules which you have been struggling with.

When you feel you are ready to sit the exam, simply contact Good e-Learning to request your FREE exam voucher.

DevOps is a management methodology that combines 'Development' and 'Operations'. It involves implementing a much greater degree of cooperation and automation across the IT service lifecycle.

DevOps has development and operations teams collaborating, rather than working in siloes. It also automates essential tasks for the sake of boosting reliability and speed while also reducing costs. All of this will usually be overseen by a DevOps engineer.

A DevOps engineer is, essentially, a manager who helps to establish and oversee DevOps cultures. They will typically have experience in development, operations, or both.

While there is no set path to becoming a DevOps engineer, they will typically have several years of experience in utilizing the methodology.

Unlike other methodologies, there is no strict certification path for DevOps. Most students will start with DevOps Foundation, before moving on to DevOps Leader or DevSecOps Engineering. However, there are no prerequisites for higher-level courses

DevOps offers several benefits, including increased collaboration, improved ROIs, easier prioritization, and greater alignment between IT and business. More information on the benefits of DevOps can be found here.

The DevOps Foundation exam is closed-book, features 40 questions, and is 60 minutes long (with 15 extra minutes for students who do not have English as a native language). The pass mark is 65%.

The DevOps Leader exam is closed-book, features 40 questions, and is 90 minutes long (with 25 extra minutes for students who do not have English as a native language). The pass mark is 65%.

Security is an issue with huge importance in IT. Because organizations using DevOps enjoy greater speed, they must focus on updating their security practices in order to keep up and keep essential data protected.

ITIL 4 was specifically designed to work with other popular frameworks, including DevOps.

DevOps can be used alongside a number of other frameworks, including ITIL 4.