Hands-on engineering training
DevOps training.
A pipeline is useful when it helps people make changes with confidence. Work on automated testing, integration and delivery as connected practices—not just a collection of tools.
For teams who want a more dependable path to release.
For developers, technical leads and teams who want to integrate changes more often, get faster feedback and make releases less dependent on manual steps.
We start with your current development and release process. Tell me about your tests, build pipeline and the handoffs that slow changes down.
Follow a change from code to release.
Examine what the team needs to know at each step, and how automation can provide that feedback.
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Build a useful testing feedback loop
Discuss which automated tests belong where, what failures tell you and how to keep feedback useful. Connect test design to the changes your team makes.
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Integrate in small steps
Practice the habits behind Continuous Integration: small changes, frequent integration and a build that makes problems visible. Look at what happens when that feedback breaks.
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Make delivery repeatable
Work through the difference between Continuous Delivery and automatic deployment. Identify manual steps, responsibilities and checks, then discuss how the team can make its release process more repeatable.
Start with your workflow, not a vendor.
A practical training for your team, combining exercises with discussion of your development and delivery process. The focus is on engineering practices and collaboration; tool choices follow the work.
We agree the technical scope beforehand. This is not a generic cloud-platform certification course. Where a specific environment matters, we discuss prerequisites and access before committing.
Where does a change get stuck before it reaches users?
Describe your development setup, release process and the feedback you are missing. We can discuss which practices to work on first.