Learn to automate, deploy and deliver code more often and much faster with Azure DevOps.
About Waterfall Model and Agile Development Methodology
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What is DevOps and its Benefits
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What is CI and CD and Role DevOps Engineer
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What is Azure DevOps
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Azure DevOps Features
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About Azure DevOps Tools and Project Life Cycle
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Getting Started with Azure DevOps
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Steps to Enable Parallel Jobs In Azure DevOps
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Azure Boards Introduction and Getting Started with Work Items
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Work Items Continued
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Work Items About Board
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Back Logs and Sprint Capacity Planning
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Development Lifecycle
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Introduction to Git GitHub and Azure Repos
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Getting Started with Git Commands
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Push and Pull to and from Azure Repos
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Working with Branches
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Merge Types and How to Resolve Conflict
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Rebase and Resolving Conflict
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Clone a Repo and Setup Multi-User Environment
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Rebase Local branch on top of Remote branch
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Git Stash
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Common Features of Azure Repos and Permissions
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About Branching Workflows
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Git Hooks
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About Azure DevOps Pipeline
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Understanding the Build Process
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Setup Local Project and Push to Code Repository
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Create CI Pipeline using Classic Editor and Built-In Template
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Manually Creating a CI Pipeline using Classic Editor
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Enable Continuous Trigger
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Working with Task Groups
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Introduction to Continuous Delivery
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Create App Services Instances for Deployment
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Setup Azure Subscription Service Connection
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Creating a Release Pipeline
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Deploying to VM using Deployment Group
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Working with Gates
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Creating YAML Pipeline
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Triggering YAML Pipelines
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Using Templates in YAML Pipeline
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Multistage YAML Pipeline to Deploy to AppService without Approvals
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YAML Pipeline with Approvals using Environment
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Deploying Apps to VM in YAML Pipeline using Environment
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Deploying to environment based on branch on which build was performed
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About Agent Pool
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All about Microsoft Hosted Agents
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Create and Use Self Hosted Agent
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Jobs Deep Dive Part - 1
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Build and Release Retention Policies
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Variables and Secure Files
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Service Hooks
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Setup Unit Test Project
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Validate Pull Request based on Build Validation Pipeline
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Code Coverage Test on Local System
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Setup Selenium UI Test Project and Test Locally
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Setup CI and CD Pipeline for UI Testing using Selenium
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Introduction to Technical Debts
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Setup Sonar Cloud and Integration with Azure DevOps CI Pipeline
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Performing Pull Request validation and Quality Gate Integration
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WhiteSource Bold Integration
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Azure Key Vault
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Managed Identity System and User Assigned Identity
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Creating a Database Project and Importing DACPAC
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Building and Deploy Database Project using CI and CD Pipeline
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Introduction to IaC and ARM Templates
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Executing Terraform Scripts in Azure Cloud Shell
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Executing Terraform Templates from Azure Pipeline
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Introduction and Executing Runbook in Azure Cloud Shell
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Setup Ansible Controller VM and Executing Playbook Manually
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Running Ansible Playbook from CI and CD Pipeline
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Jenkins Introduction and Setup Jenkins CI Pipeline
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Invoking Jenkins Pipeline from Azure DevOps
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Publish and Download Pipeline Artifact
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What is a Packages
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Publish and Consume Package to Azure Feeds from Local Machine
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Pack and Push Packages using DevOps Pipeline
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Understanding Feed Views
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Introduction to Containers and Comparison with VM
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Understanding Docker Architecture
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Create and Push Image to Azure Container Registry
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Pipeline for publishing Docker Container in Azure App Service
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Introduction to Kubernetes
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Creating ACR and AKS Services along with Service Principle Permissions
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Hosting Application in Kubernetes Cluster
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Attempting to launch your Azure DevOps career. Wish to develop software that will save you a lot of time and provide accurate results. Let's then have a deeper understanding of Azure .DevOps and its development path.
When creating software, developers, project managers, and contributors work together under the umbrella of Azure DevOps, which helps create a collaborative culture and set of procedures. It enables businesses to build products and make improvements more quickly than they could.
With your web browser, you can use different integrated functionalities offered by Azure DevOps. You can use every service offered by Azure DevOps, or simply the ones you require to enhance your current workflows.
Choosing AZ-400: Azure DevOps is the ideal approach to using time-saving software and delivering projects to your users swiftly and flawlessly. You will gain in-depth knowledge from this online course in addition to practical experience working on real-world projects.
Azure DevOps is not a newcomer to the DevOps world, even after being introduced in October 2018. Its beginnings can be found in the 2006 release of Visual Studio Team System.
Azure DevOps is a dependable, scalable, and internationally accessible SaaS product. Additionally, it has a 99.9% SLA for uptime and 24-hour support.
New features are made available to users of Azure DevOps every three weeks. Microsoft is committed to making the feature-set iterations as quickly as possible, is transparent, and has made their product roadmap available.
Upgrades present a recurring challenge for businesses using on-premises CI/CD tooling. You can stop worrying about updating and patching the toolchain by switching to a SaaS model.
This Microsoft Azure DevOps online course is open to anyone with a foundational understanding of Azure, however it is advised for:
Created by industry expert Mr Sandeep Soni, this extensive Microsoft Azure DevOps certification (AZ-400 course) is intended to help students build master skills in Azure and DevOps and use these skills to put what they have learned into practice. You can check out the modules and watch demo videos on each module by clicking on it.
Mr. Soni regularly conducts Live batches and webinars on Microsoft Azure. He has conducted over 200+ live online batches and has personally trained over 100,000 students.
Know more about Sandeep Soni - https://www.bestdotnettraining.com/sandeepsoni
Follow him on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandeepsoni123/
Anyone interested to learn Azure DevOps or take AZ-400 Certification can enroll for this online training.
Learners should have a high school diploma or an undergraduate degree, and having some general IT knowledge will be advantageous. And should have completed either AZ-104: Azure Administration Certification or AZ-204: Azure Developer Certification
You will receive a Master's Certificate as an Azure DevOps Solutions Expert after completing this Azure DevOps Expert program. Which language is used in Azure DevOps? Languages used for Azure DevOps are Java, Python, Node.js, PHP, and.NET.
In order to automate tasks and work, code repositories in Azure DevOps, you must possess the necessary coding and scripting skills.
Web-based deployment is supported by Microsoft Azure, but Azure DevOps is more appropriate for it. Make sure the one you choose is compatible with your devices when deciding between Azure Devops and Microsoft Azure. After implementation, this will assist in minimizing the hassle.
For DevOps engineers, Python is one of the most crucial scripting languages. The language's adaptability to various settings and use cases makes it a desirable choice for DevOps teams. Windows, Linux, and macOS are just a few of the many platforms on which Python is adaptable and compatible.
No, it is not possible to take the AZ-400 exam directly, you need to have cleared either AZ-104:Azure Administrator Associate or AZ-204:Azure Developer Associate according to the Azure certification path.
The total cost of the AZ-400: DevOps Engineer Expert Certification is US$165, or ₹4,800.
Yes. With every course, you will be given a sample project document which contains complete source code. We also have a special course on Developing Live Project which will help you to learn the process involved in all the stages of application development. For more details, please check page, Live Project Training.