AZ-400-Designing and Implementing DevOps - UPDATED 2021
Pass your AZ-400 DevOps Exam - Includes 200+ practice questions
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ContentMar 2021
Last UpdateWhat you will learn
☑ Students will be better prepared for the AZ-400 certification exam
☑ Students will learn the important aspects for what is required from an exam perspective
Description
Version 1.1 Mar 2021
Updated chapters on working with GitHub - This is to reflect the changes made to the naming convention of the main branch. GitHub now refers to the master branch as the main branch.
Updated the chapters on working with Git repositories from Visual Studio 2019 - With the newer version of Visual Studio 2019, the way on working with Git Repositories has changed.
This course is designed for students who want to attempt the Exam AZ-400: Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions
This course has contents for the Exam AZ-400
The objectives covered in this course are
Develop an instrumentation strategy (5-10%)
Develop a Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) strategy (5-10%)
Develop a security and compliance plan (10-15%)
Manage source control (10-15%)
Facilitate communication and collaboration (10-15%)
Define and implement continuous integration (20-25%)
Define and implement a continuous delivery and release management strategy (10-15%)
In this course , you will learn aspects which includes the following
Working with Azure Boards
How to work with Git - Here there are extensive labs on working with Git repositories. Here you will also learn how to work with Azure Repos
How to create and implement Build pipelines using Azure Pipelines
How to use Jenkins for configuration management
Implementing security in your continuous pipeline
Building your infrastructure with ARM templates. There are also chapters on how to work with Terraform
Releasing your applications with Azure Release Pipelines
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Content
Introduction
Important Course instructions
Course Introduction
Why DevOps
Implementing DevOps
Azure DevOps tools
Getting started with the Azure DevOps tools
Azure DevOps Services - Azure Boards
Quick primer on the Agile project management process
Lab - Getting started with Azure Boards
Azure DevOps processes
Lab - Making use of sprints
Lab - Integration with Slack
Lab - Azure DevOps - Azure AD Integration
Lab - Adding users to your Azure DevOps project
Permissions in Azure DevOps
Lab - Queries in Azure Boards
Using charts in Azure DevOps
Section Quiz
Important Points
Source Code Versioning
What is Git
Lab - Starting with Git
Lab - Making changes to your files
Lab - Going back to a previous commit version
Hosting your code centrally
Lab - Using GitHub
GitHub - Important Announcement
Lab - GitHub - Making changes
Lab - Azure Repos
Understanding branches in git
Lab - Working with branches in git
Lab - Merges in Git - Fast-Forward Merge
Lab - Merges in Git - 3-way merge
Lab - Merges in Git - Squash Merge
Lab - Pushing branches onto Azure Repos
Lab - Pull requests
Lab - Pulling changes from a git repository
Lab - GitHub and Visual Studio
Lab - Azure Repos and Visual Studio
Lab - Using the gitignore file
The gitignore file in Visual Studio
Lab - Working with Team Foundation Version Control
Lab - GitHub and Azure Boards Integration
Section Quiz
Important Points
Continuous Integration
What is Continuous Integration
The build process
Understanding Azure Pipelines
Starting with Azure Pipelines
Lab - Starting with Azure Pipelines
Azure Pipelines - Editing our YAML configuration
Lab - Starting with Azure Pipelines - YAML file
Lab - Azure Pipelines - .Net Core application
Lab - Azure Pipelines - .Net Core application - YAML file
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Triggering your pipeline
Lab - Azure Pipelines and GitHub
Azure Pipelines - Microsoft hosted agents
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Self-hosted agent - Setup
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Self-hosted agent - Implementation
Lab - Jenkins - Setup
Lab - Jenkins - Installing the required components
Lab - Jenkins - Integrating with GitHub
Lab - Jenkins - Azure Repos
Lab - Jenkins - Azure Repos - Continuous Integration
Security in your Continuous Integration/ Continuous Delivery pipeline
Different testing processes
Lab - Static Code Analysis
Making code changes after using an Azure Pipeline
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Using WhiteSource Bolt
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Using WhiteSource - YAML Configuration
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Unit Testing
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Unit Testing - Resources
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Code Coverage
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Code Coverage- Resources
Lab - Using SonarCloud
Lab - Using SonarCloud - YAML Configuration
Technical Debt
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Slack Integration
Azure Pipelines - Slack Integration - Service Hooks
Lab - Azure Pipelines - Classic Editor
Round-up of the benefits of Continuous Integration
Pipeline Analytics
Section Quiz
Important Points
Building your Infrastructure
Section Introduction
Lab - Publishing to an Azure Web App - Review
Lab - Publishing to an Azure Virtual machine - Review
Lab - Custom Script Extensions
Lab - Custom Script Extensions - Resources
Lab - PowerShell Desired State Configuration - Extension
Lab - PowerShell Desired State Configuration - Extension - Resources
Lab - Azure Automation - Maintain VM Configuration
Lab - Azure Automation - Maintain VM Configuration - Resources
Azure Resource Manager templates - Review
Lab - ARM Templates - Storage accounts
Lab - ARM Templates - Virtual Machine - Review
Lab - ARM Templates - Virtual Machine - Review - Resources
Lab - Nested and Linked Templates
Lab - Nested and Linked Templates - Resources
Lab - ARM Template - Custom Script Extensions
Lab - ARM Template - Custom Script Extensions - Resources
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery
Understanding Azure Release Pipelines
Lab - Azure Release Pipelines - Azure Web App
Lab - Azure Release Pipelines - Azure Web App - Continuous trigger
Lab - Azure Release Pipelines - Multiple Stages
Approvals and Gates
Lab - Azure Release Pipelines - Approvals
Test Plans and Package Management
Starting with Azure Test Plans
Lab - Working with Test cases
Lab - Working with Test Cases - Creating a bug
Lab - Test and Feedback extension
Understanding packages
Azure Artifacts
Lab - Publishing packages to nuget.org
Lab - Publishing to Azure Artifacts
Practice Section
Solution based quiz
Practice Test
Reviews
I already work with Azure DevOps some years and the approach and sequence used was so good. I'm really on this course.
Your teaching way is very good. I like learning by examples. rather than by theories pasted on PPTs. Thank you for this course
Thank you Alan. Appreciate your efforts and knowledge. You made this course extremely helpful. Notes to learner who want to enroll this course: This course is complete in nature not intended for just to get you AZ-400 however a comprehensive knowledge on DevOps, Azure basics, Jenkins and much more. Initially I was not able to judge the knowledge of Alan, however later I realised that he made this awesome course as wholesome. Thanks again. Nadeem
I just passed the exam today. I think this is a great course and I recommend as a good resource to preparing for the exam.
We are glad with Alan Rodrigues experience, no doubt perfect and he is master in subject. where as in uploading resource and in exposing to video we need to clarity and clear in updating video some steps aren't revealing. If reveled it would be greatful to us. Thanks to Alan & udemy
Great course. Hands on, good detail. Only downside is that it is slow to progress in the course, since you need to try certain things yourself. I expect to be working for some time on the continuous delivery chapter. Maybe it can be split up, just to make it more encouraging to progress...
Alan has explained the topics very clearly with great demonstration of lab tasks. It helped me a lot to learn the course content in quick time.
It is not interesting to hear this course at all. Good content put delivery is awful. Long emphasis on atleast one word in every sentence is distracting and making it boring. Single word “gone ahead” is spoken unnecessarily. Repeating sentences many time.
This course is very good. I can see almost covered all the topics required for taking AZ-400 exams. But I was expecting it should have lectures on terraform and Helm as well, which is one of the topics in exam and also definitely questions are there on Helm. But overall its very good course and Thanks Alan once again for this wonderful course. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. The details are given to the minute level. Any new guys also will be able to understand without any struggle.
The video keeps stoping,The experience is awful to learn. I have broadband with 150MBps , Other learning sites plays videos without a glitch, but udemy fails terribly.
Precise content, great examples and labs. Covers everything you need to clear AZ-400. I have enrolled to Alan's az-900,104 and 500 courses and can confidently say - he is the best!
One of Best course of Azure DevOps only thing missing is links to sample Github projects which can be used for practice.
Alan is one of the best instructors in Udemy. He always tries to give extra content so that subject becomes easy to understand. I have his other azure course also. In my opinion, his course is enough to prepare for any Azure certification. The main thing I like in his course, he answers every question of students and he always includes so many practice questions. That's why one does not have to buy other course for just practice questions. I would recommend his courses to everyone who is willing to take Azure exams.
I like very much the way Alan run the course. It's very easy to understand for me. I was struggling to understand the basic CI of .net apps with self-hosted agents
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