Continuous Deployment means beginning with the deployment end in mind. This course will teach you what that means and how to install deployment as a first-class artifact in your team’s thinking.

Continuous Integration means staying as close to sanity in code as your process allows. This course will teach you how to make that happen in your enterprise.

This course will teach you what led to the emergence of DevOps and how this way of working enables product teams to accelerate growth in skills and empathy for their customers.

In this module, you learn about CodeQL and how you can use it to analyze the code in your GitHub repository and identify security vulnerabilities.

Learn how Honeycomb improved the reliability of our Zookeeper, Kafka, and stateful storage systems through terminating nodes on purpose.

Collaborate with others and merge only the highest quality code.

This course will help you master Podman for container image creation and management as well as passing your EX188 exam.

In this session, we will dive into a case study of how a team can recover and improve a distributed system after a major incident.

This talk will describe what you can do differently in the industry on this front, based on foundational methods from cognitive systems engineering, human factors, and resilience engineering.

Instrumentation tells you what's going on inside your apps, helping you to see if they're healthy and to track down any problems. This course will teach you how to add metrics to your own apps so you can monitor them with Prometheus and Grafana.

This module describes the benefits, considerations, and implementation process of integrating Microsoft Azure services with Azure Stack HCI and its workloads.

With customer demands changing dynamically, companies realize that automation leads to acceleration. This course will teach you how to automate the workflows in a development lifecycle.