AZ-400 Designing and Implementing DevOps Certification
Why take this course?
🚀 AZ-400 Designing and Implementing DevOps Certification Course 🎓
Course Headline:
"Pass Your AZ-400 DevOps Exam with Confidence!"
Version 2.0 - July 2022 Update: We've revamped our AZ-400 course to match Microsoft's latest exam objectives, ensuring you have the most up-to-date material for your certification journey. 📚✨
What's New?
- Refreshed Sections: Each key concept and demo has been carefully reviewed and updated to align with the new exam objectives introduced on July 13th, 2022.
- Updated Content: We've incorporated NEW sections that provide a comprehensive refresh of all fundamental concepts and practical demonstrations.
Course Version History:
- Version 2.0 (July 2022): A complete overhaul to align with the new exam objectives.
- Version 1.1 (Mar 2021): Updates to reflect changes in GitHub's main branch naming convention and Visual Studio 2019's Git repository workflow.
About the Course:
This course is meticulously designed for individuals aiming to pass the Exam AZ-400: Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions. It encompasses all the necessary content to prepare you for this comprehensive certification.
Exam Objectives Covered:
- Develop an Instrumentation Strategy: 5-10% of exam (🔍)
- Develop a Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Strategy: 5-10% of exam (🛠️)
- Develop a Security and Compliance Plan: 10-15% of exam (🛡️)
- Manage Source Control: 10-15% of exam (👫)
- Facilitate Communication and Collaboration: 10-15% of exam (🤝)
- Define and Implement Continuous Integration: 20-25% of exam (🔄)
- Define and Implement a Continuous Delivery and Release Management Strategy: 10-15% of exam (🚀)
Key Learning Areas:
- Azure Boards: Master the art of planning and tracking work in a DevOps context.
- Working with Git: Extensive labs on using Git repositories, including hands-on practice with Azure Repos.
- Azure Pipelines: Learn to create robust build pipelines from scratch.
- Jenkins Configuration Management: Gain insights into leveraging Jenkins for a variety of deployment scenarios.
- Security in Continuous Pipelines: Implement security best practices within your CI/CD pipeline to safeguard your applications.
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with ARM Templates & Terraform: Build scalable and maintainable infrastructure definitions.
- Azure Release Pipelines: Understand the end-to-end process of releasing applications in a DevOps environment.
Why Choose This Course?
With this comprehensive course, you'll not only understand the theory behind each concept but also get hands-on experience with practical labs and real-world scenarios. Our expert instructor, Alan Rodrigues, ensures that you are well-prepared to tackle the AZ-400 exam confidently.
Embark on your DevOps journey today and take the first step towards becoming a certified Azure DevOps Solutions expert! 🌟💪
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Our Verdict
Gain proficiency in designing and implementing DevOps practices on Azure with AZ-400 Designing and Implementing DevOps Certification. Leverage this Udemy course's strengths—namely its comprehensive exam coverage, meticulous approach highlighting basics, hands-on learning experience, and effective combination of manual and automated steps. However, be prepared for occasional setbacks like inconsistent pacing with missed sections, a sometimes monotonous speaking style unrelated to content relevance, and outdated information in particular areas. Diligent learners can overcome these challenges by cross-referencing materials from other sources and exercising patience, rewarded by a course that equips you for the AZ-400 certification exam.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of AZ-400 certification exam topics, making it an excellent study resource
- Meticulous approach emphasizing basics, beneficial for DevOps beginners and experienced professionals alike
- Hands-on experience provided with clear instructions and practical examples
- Effective combination of manual steps followed by automation
Potential Drawbacks
- Inconsistent pacing with occasional skipped sections, causing confusion and requiring additional research to fill gaps
- Monotonous speaking style affecting the learning experience in some instances
- Occasional irrelevance in content that deviates from Azure focus, diluting exam-relevant materials
- Outdated information, such as Jenkins installation guidelines