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If you're reading this, there's a good chance that you've already come across the word DevOps being used around the IT world. Perhaps you've seen job descriptions with " DevOps Engineer " on a listing of prospective IT positions, or your IT buddies keep talking about tools like Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, or Terraform. Now, you want to know what DevOps is, and how you can take a step(s) towards being a DevOps Engineer? The answer begins with - step one - you need to train to become a DevOps Engineer. What Exactly Is DevOps? Let's keep this simple. Development (Dev) = Coding, application creation. Operations (Ops) = Ensuring the application functions smoothly. Before, the two teams operated in silos; developers created the application or tool and threw it over the wall for operations to clean it up. This led to longer delivery timelines, code bugs, and frustrated teams. DevOps is different. DevOps is not just a collection of tools; it is ...

Have you ever wondered how leading tech companies can deliver new software quickly, reliably, and often with fewer bugs? The secret is DevOps, a modern software development approach that brings together development and operations. If you're a student, IT professional, or novice engineer, this beginner’s guide will introduce you to DevOps and how to get started in this rapidly growing career. What is DevOps? DevOps is a software development approach focused on collaboration, automation, and continuous delivery to deliver an ongoing flow of high-quality products to customers quickly and efficiently. DevOps breaks down the traditional silos between development teams and operations teams, in a way that ultimately promotes communication and trust for faster time-to-market and improved customer collaboration and satisfaction. DevOps allows a team to work through an entire application lifecycle, starting from development and going through testing, operational support, quality assur...