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DevOps as a Force Multiplier for Agile

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CodeMash 2020 | DevOps as a Force Multiplier for Agile | Nate Berent-Spillson

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CodeMash 2020 | DevOps as a Force Multiplier for Agile | Nate Berent-Spillson

Applying DevOps to Agile increases your terminal velocity forever. DevOps clears the field of bottlenecks so you are able to work effectively without falling into productivity constraints. In this session, Nate Berent-Spillson will teach you the art of making DevOps your ultimate Agile force multiplier. You will learn how to go faster by automating every instance and evolving a product over time with continuous testing, kick legacy processes to the curb to ensure no one in your organization waits on the dev process ever again, and make decisions based on data to achieve a feedback loop that powers products release after release.

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DevOps as a Force Multiplier for Agile

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Know what's good
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, and possible dealbreakers
Develops proficiency in DevOps, which is an indispensable skillset for Agile teams
Taught by Nate Berent-Spillson, an experienced DevOps practitioner and thought leader
Examines DevOps principles and practices, providing learners with a comprehensive understanding of its impact on Agile
Offers insights into automating processes and streamlining development to increase efficiency
May require prior knowledge of Agile methodologies to fully grasp the content
Focuses primarily on DevOps within an Agile context, limiting its applicability to other software development approaches

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Learners who complete DevOps as a Force Multiplier for Agile: CodeMash will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
DevOps Engineer
As a DevOps Engineer, you would find the skills you learn in this course to be immediately applicable. Continuous testing, continuous integration and continuous delivery are central to the DevOps Engineer role. You will be responsible for working with software developers to implement and maintain automated testing and deployment pipelines that ensure that software can be released quickly and reliably.
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Software Developer
As a Software Developer, you will be involved in the entire software development lifecycle, from design and development to testing and deployment. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work. You will learn how to automate tasks, collaborate with other team members, and deliver high-quality software faster.
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Agile Coach
The principles of DevOps and Agile have a lot in common. This course would be a great way for you to learn how to apply DevOps practices to Agile teams. Understanding the DevOps mindset will greatly inform your work with teams optimizing the speed and quality of their deliverables.
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Product Manager
As a Product Manager, you are responsible for the overall vision and roadmap for a software product. This course will help you to understand the role of DevOps in product development and how to use it to deliver better products faster.
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Build Engineer
As a Build Engineer, you are responsible for building and maintaining software build and release pipelines. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work. You will learn how to automate tasks, collaborate with other team members, and deliver high-quality software faster.
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Release Manager
As a Release Manager, you are responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing the release of software products. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work. You will learn how to automate tasks, collaborate with other team members, and deliver high-quality software faster.
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Configuration Manager
DevOps incorporates infrastructure management into software development, delivery, and operations. This course will help you to understand the principles of infrastructure as code and how to use it to automate the provisioning and management of infrastructure. This course may be useful if you would like to advance your career as a Configuration Manager.
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Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery Engineer
As a Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery Engineer, you are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining CI/CD pipelines. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work. You will learn how to automate tasks, collaborate with other team members, and deliver high-quality software faster.
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Technical Program Manager
This course will help you to understand how to manage technical projects using DevOps principles. You will learn how to prioritize work, track progress, and communicate with stakeholders.
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Quality Assurance Analyst
As a Quality Assurance Analyst, understanding the DevOps approach to quality can help you work towards higher levels of continuous testing that increases your efficiency while also helping the team release better software faster.
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Technical Architect
As a Technical Architect, you are responsible for designing and implementing software architectures. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work.
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Systems Administrator
As a Systems Administrator, you are responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems. This course will help you to understand the principles of DevOps and how to apply them to your work. You will learn how to automate tasks, collaborate with other team members, and deliver high-quality software faster.
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Project Manager
This course will help you to understand how to manage software projects using DevOps principles. You will learn how to prioritize work, track progress, and communicate with stakeholders.
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Business Analyst
This course will help you to understand the role of DevOps in product development and how to use it to deliver better products faster.
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Data Analyst
This course will help you to understand how to use data to improve software development and delivery.
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Language
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Develops proficiency in DevOps, which is an indispensable skillset for Agile teams
Taught by Nate Berent-Spillson, an experienced DevOps practitioner and thought leader
Examines DevOps principles and practices, providing learners with a comprehensive understanding of its impact on Agile
Offers insights into automating processes and streamlining development to increase efficiency
May require prior knowledge of Agile methodologies to fully grasp the content
Focuses primarily on DevOps within an Agile context, limiting its applicability to other software development approaches
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