Course Overview
Build a successful career in cloud and DevOps with the Azure DevOps Training Course at VisibleCampus, This course is designed to help students and IT professionals learn how to automate software development, deployment, and infrastructure management using Microsoft Azure DevOps. You will gain hands-on experience with core DevOps concepts such as CI/CD pipelines, version control using GitHub Git, build automation, release management, infrastructure as code, containerization, monitoring, and cloud deployment on Microsoft Azure. The course covers tools like Azure Repos, Azure Pipelines, Azure Boards, Azure Artifacts, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and real-world deployment workflows. Through practical projects and live training, learners will understand how modern companies streamline development and operations.
Highlights
- Hands-on learning with real-world projects
- Expert instructors with industry experience
- Flexible online format for busy professionals
- Explore hooks, Redux, and Next.js
- Gain proficiency in TypeScript and modern practices
- Join a community of like-minded learners
Learning Outcomes
- Implement CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps
- Integrate frontend frameworks with best practices
- Utilize Redux for state management effectively
- Develop applications using Next.js and TypeScript
- Apply modern frontend development techniques
- Collaborate with teams using Azure DevOps tools
Course Curriculum
- Overview of Azure DevOps
- Key Services Overview
- DevOps Principles
- Agile vs. DevOps
- Creating Azure DevOps Account
- Navigating the Interface
- Configuring Project Settings
- User Permissions
- Introduction to Git
- Working with Repositories
- Branching Strategies
- Pull Requests
- Pipeline Concepts
- YAML vs Classic Pipelines
- Creating Your First Pipeline
- Integrating with Repos
- Build Pipeline Configuration
- Triggers and Schedules
- Handling Build Failures
- Build Artifacts
- Release Pipeline Overview
- Environment Configuration
- Deploying to Azure Services
- Approval Gates
- Blue-Green Deployment
- Canary Releases
- Feature Toggles
- Rollback Strategies
- Introduction to ARM Templates
- Creating Resource Templates
- Deploying Resources
- Template Parameters
- Application Insights
- Azure Monitor Overview
- Setting Up Alerts
- Viewing Logs
- Azure Key Vault
- Managing Secrets
- Secure Pipeline Variables
- Configuration Management
- Creating Test Plans
- Running Manual Tests
- Integrating Automated Tests
- Managing Bugs
- Unit Testing in CI/CD
- Load Testing with Azure
- Testing Strategies Overview
- Test Reporting
- Third-Party Integrations
- Using REST APIs
- Webhook Configurations
- Market Place Extensions
- Working with Teams
- Code Reviews
- Sprint Planning
- Using Boards for Tracking
- Introduction to Azure Artifacts
- Creating Feeds
- Managing Packages
- Integrating Packages in Pipelines
- Managing User Roles
- Secure Coding Practices
- Auditing and Compliance
- Incident Response
- Planning Your Pipeline
- Configuring Build and Release
- Integrating Testing
- Deploying to Production
- Overview of Services
- Choosing the Right Service
- Service Integration
- Best Practices
- Creating Custom Tasks
- Using Templates
- Pipeline Caching
- Conditionally Running Steps
- Introduction to Docker
- Building Docker Images
- Integrating with Azure Pipelines
- Deploying Containers
- Introduction to Kubernetes
- Deploying to AKS
- Managing Kubernetes with DevOps
- Scaling Applications
- Configuring Application Insights
- Setting Up Alerts
- Monitoring Performance
- Analyzing Metrics
- Creating Work Items
- Managing Backlogs
- Using Queries
- Reporting Progress
- Scaling Teams
- Managing Large Projects
- Integration Across Teams
- Cultural Changes
- Defining Metrics
- Measuring Success
- Implementing Dashboards
- Continuous Improvement
- Scrum vs Kanban
- Using Boards Effectively
- Sprint Management
- Retrospectives
- Communication Tools
- Integrating Teams
- Daily Standups
- Feedback Loops
- Implementing MFA
- Managing Network Security
- Data Protection
- Incident Management
- Milestone Planning
- Assessing Project Status
- Team Alignment
- Stakeholder Communication
- Project Overview
- Setting Up Environments
- Building Pipelines
- Deploying Applications
- Project Overview
- Creating ARM Templates
- Resource Deployment
- Testing and Validation
- Identifying Common Issues
- Debugging Builds
- Using Logs for Troubleshooting
- Best Practices
- Performance Tuning
- Resource Management
- Scaling Pipelines
- Cost Management
- Multi-Cloud Strategies
- Integrating Azure with Other Clouds
- Managing Resources
- Best Practices
- Cultural Shifts
- Team Collaboration
- Leadership in DevOps
- Fostering Innovation
- Retrospective Techniques
- Analyzing Outcomes
- Implementing Feedback
- Continuous Improvement
- Exam Overview
- Key Topics Review
- Practice Questions
- Study Resources
- Real-World Examples
- Challenges Faced
- Solutions Implemented
- Lessons Learned
- Emerging Technologies
- DevOps Automation
- AI and Machine Learning
- Industry Predictions
- Project Scope Definition
- Team Roles
- Timeline Planning
- Deliverables
- Implementing Project Plans
- Monitoring Progress
- Adapting Strategies
- Preparing for Presentation
- Project Presentations
- Feedback Sessions
- Peer Review
- Next Steps
- Reviewing Key Concepts
- Success Stories
- Networking Opportunities
- Future Learning Paths
- Open Q&A
- Industry Trends Discussion
- Expert Insights
- Networking
- Final Assessments
- Course Feedback
- Certificates of Completion
- Future Opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions
A basic understanding of web development is beneficial. Familiarity with JavaScript and Git will help you get the most out of the course.
Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion that showcases your new skills in Azure DevOps and modern frontend development.
Graduates often pursue roles such as DevOps Engineer, Frontend Developer, or Software Engineer, equipped with in-demand skills.
We offer multiple batches throughout the year to accommodate different schedules. Check our website for the latest schedule.
We offer a full refund within the first 14 days of the course if you are not satisfied with the content or format.
You will have access to our dedicated support team for any questions or issues you encounter throughout your learning journey.
Simply visit our course page, choose your preferred batch, and follow the enrollment instructions to get started.
While some prior knowledge in web development is helpful, the course is structured to support learners at various skill levels.
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