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This course is for those who are curious about what the phrase “DevOps is a culture!” that they hear so often at DevOps conferences means. It covers the overall aspects of the three major elements of DevOps: People, Process & Technology, and also shows you how to implement them in practice.

The Flow of the 3 Elements of DevOps: People, Process, Technology
What is a true CI/CD pipeline?
How to Understand the DevOps Status of Your Organization
DevOps from start to finish!
We'll give you the key points for practical implementation.
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If you don't apply the DevOps environment in your field,
Transferring unknown practical know-how
Point 2
Recommended for engineers with 5 years of experience or more!
A compilation of DevOps experiences from a former AWS consultant
Former AWS Consultant, now working for one of Australia's top 4 banks!
Full stack developer, accumulated experience in the finance/securities industry, etc.
The lecture incorporates the experiences of working DevOps engineers .
As a DevOps engineer/consultant, I have heard about various concerns of various organizations regarding DevOps. What do you think DevOps is? What do you understand about DevOps as a culture? Can we say that DevOps is established when a specific tool is introduced as a technology?
The biggest goal of this lecture is to establish the concept that 'DevOps is no longer a set of tools' . From the perspective of People, Process, and Technology, which can be called the three major elements of DevOps, I will provide you with the perspectives necessary to actually apply DevOps to our organization.
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We examine the meaning of DevOps as a culture through the Continuous Delivery Pipeline (CDP), and (1) present the technologies required for each step when defining this pipeline process, and (2) an evaluation scale for the level of implementation required to achieve a satisfactory level.
We will also explain how to analyze what processes our organization consists of from development to operation within CI/CD, who is in charge of each step, how much time it takes, and what should be automated using a process analysis technique called Value-Stream Mapping.
I hear a lot about DevOps, but I'm not sure how to apply it to my organization.
I introduced a CI/CD tool to implement DevOps, but I don't know how it will actually help the organization.
How exactly does our organization flow from development to operation? Is it possible to analyze this process ?
📖 This course is suitable for those with more than 5 years of experience in the IT field .
The DevOps Classic! Core Features 4-Step ✅
Know your organization to see DevOps
Unlike other DevOps lectures, there are many stories that deal with People and Process. We will tell you how to improve the process not only from a technical perspective but also from an organizational perspective.
Up to rare mid-to-high level technology
While CI/CD and Containerization are usually covered in the DevOps technology stack, in this lecture, you will experience technologies related to Automated Testing, Policy as Code, and Application Telemetry.
Guidelines for Evaluation
We introduce a method to evaluate the status of DevOps in your organization based on 16 activities. We also provide an approach to understanding IT processes, common misconceptions, and signals.
I think about future learning
When introducing DevOps-related technologies in the field, you will be introduced to how to build on an open source basis and be able to explain why this technology is necessary from a business perspective. (If there is more demand in the future, we recommend that you consider SaaS or Managed Service.)
💡 I hope that through this lecture, I can provide guidelines to solve various concerns about DevOps . I expect that it will be especially helpful for those who have doubts about whether we are actually doing DevOps.
1. What is DevOps?
2. What is the status of our company’s IT organization?
3. Where to start with IT process changes?
4. The first stage of CDP, Continuous Exploration
5. Continuous Integration, Solution Configuration - Develop & Build
6. Continuous Integration, Solution Configuration - Test End-to-end & Stage
7. Continuous Deployment - Deploy & Verify
8. Continuous Delivery - Monitor & Respond
9. Release on Demand
10. Time to say Goodbye
Github Repositories
💾 Open source solutions in the technology domain
I am a Digital Nomad IT Engineer who has been working as a Full-stack Developer, DevOps Engineer/Consultant in Korea, Australia, and the UK for about 15 years. I am constantly studying new topics to optimize the operation of IT organizations , and I have a dream of living as an Engineer until I retire. Currently, I am working as a DevOps in the Developer Experience team of a bank in Melbourne, Australia.
Q. Why do you recommend this course to those in their 5th year or more ?
I think the point where you start to think about the overall development/operation process is around the 5th year. Basic technical processes such as how to create a container image or how to build CI/CD are not covered in this course. The potential purpose of this lecture is to suggest a direction that those who have been in IT for 5 years or more with a lot of curiosity can approach their concerns in this way.
Q. DevOps is commonly known as a culture that spreads based on Agile, but our organization still operates with Waterfall ?
DevOps is based on agile, but various efforts are being made to apply DevOps even in places where agile-based organizational operations are not in place.
In this lecture, we introduce Value Stream Mapping (VSM), which is widely used not only in modern DevOps but also in traditional waterfall-type organizations, thereby providing a device to reduce the gap between the ideal and reality.
Q. Is there anything I need to prepare before attending the lecture?
This course is designed for intermediate/advanced engineers. Therefore, if you are a beginner engineer, I recommend that you take this course after listening to other courses on DevOps that you can see on Inflearn. Parts such as Shell Script, Kubernetes, Terrafotm, and Flyway go straight into the application process without separate basic explanation, so prior knowledge of these is required.
+) Intermediate and advanced technicians may need a cup of coffee to keep them awake.
Who is this course right for?
If you have technical knowledge about DevOps but can't figure out why DevOps is related to culture
If you are working in an organization that has built a CI/CD system but does not include anything other than build/deployment
If you have no idea how our organization's development and release processes work
If you have any doubts about whether you are really doing DevOps, we welcome you!
Need to know before starting?
Shell Script
Containerization
Kubernetes
Java & Spring, Python
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한국/호주/영국에서 Full-stack developer, DevOps Engineer/Consultant로 15년 정도 일을 하고 있는 Digital Nomad IT Engineer 입니다. IT 조직 운영의 최적화를 위해 끊임 없이 새로운 주제에 대해서 공부를 하고 있으며, 은퇴할 때까지 Engineer로 생활하고 싶다는 꿈을 가지고 있습니다. 현재는 호주 Melbourne에 있는 한 은행의 Developer Experience 팀에서 DevOps로 활동하고 있습니다.
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The process of contributing to the success of an IT-centric organization to move together with business decision makers, and at the same time, the activity culture to follow the context of the organization, and the direction of DevOps to support that culture with technology were really convincing. It was really great to be able to gain a lot of insight into what to do in which sector and what to base it on by covering all three elements related to people, culture, and technology. Above all, this course is the only one that most clearly answers the difference between 'Continuous Delivery' and 'Continuous Deployment', so I highly recommend this course to all engineers interested in DevOps. Also, if you understand many of the theories of DevOps but feel that the organization you are currently contributing to is different from the theories and (especially) if you are involved in decision-making about technology implementation, I think you should definitely watch this course.
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There are many parts that I can't understand because the diction is bad. There are many parts where you pause or stutter. Please speak slowly and clearly. It's hard to understand because you use too many difficult words. The flow of the lecture is not logically connected, so it doesn't make sense. It feels like you're just sprinkling a lot of different information.
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