Originally published on 2015-04-06; fully revised and updated.
This page summarizes the original Build and Release Engineer training announcement into a structured reference for engineers evaluating a release-engineering learning path. You will find the published program details, curriculum domains, a practical CI/CD workflow, and command examples aligned to the tools listed in the original post.

Registration form (original link)
Program snapshot from the original listing
| Item | Published details |
|---|---|
| Training duration | 30 days, 90 minutes each day |
| Mode | Online (Webex, Skype, GoToMeeting) |
| Course fee | INR 25,000 per candidate |
| info@scmgalaxy.com | |
| Phone | +91 700 483 5930 |
| Enrollment note | First-come basis; confirmed registrations considered |
| Stated learner benefit | Lifetime re-attendance claim for enrolled learners |
Important: these details are from a 2015 post and should be verified directly with the provider before enrollment.
Curriculum coverage for build and release engineering
Concept and process foundations
- Software Configuration Management overview
- Elements of Software Configuration Management
- Version management and Source Code Management fundamentals
- Build, packaging, release, and deployment management overview
- DevOps concept and process
- Continuous Integration and Delivery process
Operating systems and scripting
- Linux fundamentals, user commands, and admin commands
- Windows administration fundamentals
- PowerShell scripting fundamentals
- Bash shell scripting fundamentals
- Ruby programming fundamentals
Source control and build tooling
- Subversion fundamentals
- Git fundamentals and advanced topics
- Apache Ant fundamentals
- Apache Maven fundamentals and advanced topics
- MSBuild fundamentals
- Gradle fundamentals
Release operations, CI/CD, and supporting tools
- Package management: yum, apt-get, NuGet, RPM
- Sonatype Nexus for artifact repository workflows
- Chef and Puppet for configuration management
- Jira for incident management
- Jenkins fundamentals and advanced topics
- CI concept, continuous delivery, and implementation themes
How the build and release workflow fits together
flowchart TD
A[Developer commit to Git or SVN] --> B[CI job starts in Jenkins]
B --> C[Build with Ant Maven Gradle or MSBuild]
C --> D[Run automated tests]
D --> E{Quality gate passed}
E -- No --> F[Fix code and recommit]
E -- Yes --> G[Package binaries]
G --> H[Publish artifact to Nexus]
H --> I[Deploy with Chef or Puppet]
I --> J[Track release and incidents in Jira]
Toolchain comparison in this curriculum
| Area | Tools mentioned | Typical release-engineering use |
|---|---|---|
| Source control | Subversion, Git | Versioning code, branching, tags, auditability |
| Build automation | Ant, Maven, MSBuild, Gradle | Compile, test, package across language ecosystems |
| Scripting | PowerShell, Bash, Ruby | Task automation, provisioning helpers, release scripts |
| Package management | yum, apt-get, NuGet, RPM | Dependency and package installation workflows |
| Artifact repository | Sonatype Nexus | Store and promote build outputs between environments |
| Configuration management | Chef, Puppet | System configuration and deployment consistency |
| CI and orchestration | Jenkins | Pipeline automation, triggers, and build governance |
| Incident tracking | Jira | Release issue tracking and operational follow-up |
Hands-on command examples for practice
These examples are practical lab-style commands aligned to the tools named in the course outline.
git clone https://example.com/team/app.git
cd app
git checkout -b release/1.0.0
git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Release 1.0.0"
git push origin release/1.0.0 --tagsCode language: PHP (php)
mvn -B clean test package
gradle clean build
msbuild MyApp.sln /t:Build /p:Configuration=Release
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y maven
sudo yum install -y maven
nuget restore MySolution.slnCode language: JavaScript (javascript)
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage('Build') {
steps {
sh 'mvn -B clean package'
}
}
stage('Archive') {
steps {
archiveArtifacts artifacts: 'target/*.jar', fingerprint: true
}
}
}
}Code language: JavaScript (javascript)
Original links and contact points
Legacy references from the original post:
- FAQ: training/faq.html
- Training calendar: calender/
- Why online training: training/advantage-of-online-training-at-scmgalaxy.html
- Email: info@scmgalaxy.com
- Phone: +91 700 483 5930
- Facebook: scmgalaxy
- LinkedIn: group link
- Twitter: @scmGalaxy
- YouTube: channel
Best practices before enrolling
- Ask for the latest syllabus and confirm whether older tools are complemented by current cloud-native practices.
- Request a lab environment checklist (OS, virtualization, repository access, CI server access) before the first session.
- Confirm assessment format: capstone release pipeline, incident drill, and artifact promotion workflow.
- Validate operational details in writing: fees, schedule, platform, recordings, and retake policy.
I’m Rajesh Kumar, a DevOps, SRE, DevSecOps, Cloud, and Platform Engineering expert passionate about sharing practical knowledge, real-world experiences, and industry best practices. I have worked at Cotocus and regularly write about technology, travel, investing, health, product reviews, and digital marketing through my various platforms.
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