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Get an insider's perspective on DevOps standardization that actually works at a real company with Daniel Krzyczkowski, Pluralsight Author and Principal Software Engineer at Predica.

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Get an insider's perspective on DevOps standardization that actually works at a real company with Daniel Krzyczkowski, Pluralsight Author and Principal Software Engineer at Predica.

In order to fully benefit from DevOps, organizations must align its work culture with best practices. Team collaboration, deployment automation and security are only a few parts of a successful DevOps journey. Join Daniel Krzyczkowski as he explores a DevOps standardization process that took place in a real organisation. He will share issues related to utilizing the Product Backlog, working in sprints across the teams, software build and release automation (continuous integration and delivery). He'll also discuss how DevOps best practices are maintained across teams so new employees can easily adopt them. There will be an end-to-end process presented on how to manage IT projects with interesting tools and integrations.

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DevOps Culture in Action: A Case Study of DevOps Standardization with Daniel Krzyczkowski

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Provides specific working details on DevOps standardization at Predica
Concentrates on team collaboration, deployment automation, and security
Suitable for those seeking to align their work culture with DevOps best practices
Instructed by an established leader in DevOps with hands-on implementation experience
May require prior knowledge or experience with DevOps concepts

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in DevOps Culture in Action: A Case Study of DevOps Standardization with Daniel Krzyczkowski with these activities:
Follow DevOps Tutorials
Reinforce DevOps concepts and practices by following online tutorials
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  • Find reputable DevOps tutorials online
  • Follow the tutorials step-by-step
  • Implement the techniques in your own projects
Configure a Simple CI/CD Pipeline
Gain hands-on experience with CI/CD by setting up a pipeline for a simple project
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  • Choose a CI/CD tool (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab)
  • Set up a version control repository (e.g., Git)
  • Create a build script
  • Configure the CI/CD pipeline
  • Test and troubleshoot the pipeline
Discuss DevOps Case Studies
Share experiences and learn from others by discussing DevOps case studies with peers
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  • Find online forums or discussion groups for DevOps
  • Read case studies about DevOps implementations
  • Attend webinars or conferences on DevOps
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Participate in a DevOps Hackathon
Challenge yourself and collaborate with others to solve DevOps problems in a competitive environment
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  • Find a DevOps hackathon to participate in
  • Form a team or work individually
  • Develop a solution to the hackathon challenge
  • Present your solution to a panel of judges
Contribute to an Open Source DevOps Project
Gain real-world experience and contribute to the DevOps community by contributing to an open source project
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  • Find a suitable open source DevOps project to contribute to
  • Read the project documentation and guidelines
  • Identify a feature or bug to work on
  • Submit a pull request with your changes
Create a DevOps Roadmap for Your Organization
Develop a plan for implementing DevOps practices within your organization
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  • Assess the current state of DevOps adoption within the organization
  • Identify goals and objectives for DevOps implementation
  • Create a roadmap with timelines, milestones, and responsibilities
  • Present the roadmap to stakeholders and gain buy-in

Career center

Learners who complete DevOps Culture in Action: A Case Study of DevOps Standardization with Daniel Krzyczkowski will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Continuous Delivery Engineer
A Continuous Delivery Engineer is responsible for ensuring that software changes are safely and quickly delivered to production. This course may be useful to a Continuous Delivery Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Continuous Delivery Engineers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Product Manager
A Product Manager is responsible for defining and managing the roadmap for a software product. This course may be useful to a Product Manager because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Product Managers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Operations Manager
An Operations Manager is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of software systems. This course may be useful to an Operations Manager because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Operations Managers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Continuous Integration Engineer
A Continuous Integration Engineer is responsible for building, testing, and deploying software changes. This course may be useful to a Continuous Integration Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Continuous Integration Engineers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Project Manager
A Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and closing software development projects. This course may be useful to a Project Manager because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Project Managers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
DevSecOps Engineer
A DevSecOps Engineer is responsible for integrating security into the software development lifecycle. This course may be useful to a DevSecOps Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, DevSecOps Engineers can improve the security of software applications.
Site Reliability Engineer
A Site Reliability Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of software systems. This course may be useful to a Site Reliability Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Site Reliability Engineers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Agile Coach
An Agile Coach helps organizations to adopt and implement Agile methodologies. This course may be useful to an Agile Coach because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. DevOps is a natural extension of Agile, and by standardizing DevOps practices, Agile Coaches can help organizations to improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Quality Assurance Engineer
A Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for testing and ensuring the quality of software systems. This course may be useful to a Quality Assurance Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Quality Assurance Engineers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Development Manager
A Development Manager is responsible for managing software development teams. This course may be useful to a Development Manager because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Development Managers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Release Manager
A Release Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing software releases. This course may be useful to a Release Manager because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Release Managers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Infrastructure Engineer
An Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure that supports software systems. This course may be useful to an Infrastructure Engineer because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Infrastructure Engineers can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Technology Architect
A Technology Architect is responsible for designing and implementing the technical architecture for software systems. This course may be useful to a Technology Architect because it provides a real-world example of DevOps standardization. By standardizing DevOps practices, Technology Architects can improve the quality and speed of software delivery.
Software Developer
Software Developers build and maintain software for websites, applications, and programs. They work on features, bug fixes, documentation, and more. This course may be useful to a Software Developer if they are interested in adopting DevOps practices at their current or future company. The course provides a real world example of DevOps standardization, which can help developers to better collaborate and deploy software.
DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer can work with both software development and IT operations. They help to bridge gaps between the two divisions to ensure that information technology systems run seamlessly. This course may be useful to a DevOps Engineer because it details how to standardize DevOps practices in a real-world case study. This standardization would help to ensure that all developers have the same process and understanding.

Reading list

We've selected 11 books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in DevOps Culture in Action: A Case Study of DevOps Standardization with Daniel Krzyczkowski.
Comprehensive guide to DevOps, covering everything from the basics to advanced topics. It valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about DevOps or improve their DevOps practices.
Follow-up to The DevOps Handbook, and it focuses on the four key metrics that high-performing technology organizations use to measure their success: lead time, deployment frequency, mean time to restore, and change failure rate.
Novel that tells the story of a fictional company that is struggling to adopt DevOps. It great way to learn about the benefits of DevOps and how to overcome the challenges of implementing it.
Practical guide to releasing software. It covers everything from planning to deployment, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their software release process.
Practical guide to site reliability engineering (SRE). It covers everything from incident management to capacity planning, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their SRE practices.
Great introduction to lean startup principles. It covers everything from customer development to product-market fit, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to start a new business or improve their existing one.
Classic on lean manufacturing. It covers the 14 management principles that Toyota uses to achieve operational excellence, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their operations.
Novel that teaches the principles of the Theory of Constraints. It great way to learn about the importance of focusing on the bottleneck in your system, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their operations.
Great introduction to the principles of radical candor. It covers the importance of giving and receiving feedback, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their communication skills.
Fable that teaches the five dysfunctions that can prevent a team from being successful. It great way to learn about the importance of teamwork, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to improve their team's performance.
Classic on the principles of servant leadership. It covers the importance of putting the needs of others first, and it valuable resource for anyone who wants to become a more effective leader.

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