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Devops Process and Concept Training and Certification

DevOps training course will help you learn DevOps online, and master various aspects of software development, operations, continuous integration, continuous delivery, automated build, test, and deployment. In this best DevOps certification, you will learn DevOps tools like Git, Puppet, Jenkins, SVN, Maven, Docker, Ansible, Nagios

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Live session8 to 10 Hrs.
LMS access1 year
CorporateCustom batch
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Live & Interactive

₹34,999

Instructor-led live session, max 8 to 10 hours, with demos, labs, Q&A, practical review and certificate support.

Starts immediately

1:1 Live training

₹99,999

The same agenda, taught one-to-one by the trainer. Start immediately, without waiting for the next batch. Max 8 to 10 hours, one-to-one.

  • Practical demonstrations and guided examples
  • Complete LMS access for one year
  • Certificate and learning record support
  • Corporate customization available
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Program Overview

Practical Devops Process and Concept learning for professionals and teams.

DevOps training course will help you learn DevOps online, and master various aspects of software development, operations, continuous integration, continuous delivery, automated build, test, and deployment. In this best DevOps certification, you will learn DevOps tools like Git, Puppet, Jenkins, SVN, Maven, Docker, Ansible, Nagios

What this program covers

This page is structured for learners who need a focused course, certification topic, platform module, product feature, security area or role-specific skill that may not map directly to Foundation, Essential, Intermediate or Advanced levels.

The learning experience still follows DevOpsSchool standards: concept clarity, practical use cases, demonstrations, hands-on tasks, assessment guidance, certification support and post-session LMS access.

Corporate Training

Private Devops Process and Concept training for teams and organizations.

DevOpsSchool can align this program to team maturity, current tools, role expectations, compliance requirements, delivery workflow and implementation goals.

  • Private online or classroom batch options
  • Role-based coverage for engineers, administrators, leads and managers
  • Examples can be mapped to internal platforms and use cases
  • Useful for onboarding, migration, governance, certification readiness and adoption

Why DevOpsSchool

DevOpsSchool combines practitioner-led explanation, live demonstrations, assignments, LMS access, certificate support and guidance for both individual professionals and corporate teams.

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Program Path

The same course architecture, adapted to this focused topic.

Specialized pages keep the same decision structure as standard level pages, but the content is adjusted to the course objective.

Stage 1

Concepts

Terminology, purpose, architecture, scope and fit inside modern delivery workflows.

Stage 2

Implementation

Configuration, usage patterns, workflows, operating practices and common mistakes.

Stage 3

Integration

Automation, integration touchpoints, delivery process and production readiness.

Stage 4

Validation

Labs, assignments, review questions, certificate support and next-step learning guidance.

Training Options

Live, self-paced and corporate delivery options.

Fees are intentionally shown only in the hero and once again after the agenda. This section focuses on delivery fit.

ModeDuration / accessBest fit
Self-paced videoOne year LMS accessLearners who want flexible pace and broad catalog access.
Live & InteractiveMax 8 to 10 hoursLearners who want demos, guided discussion, labs and Q&A.
1:1 Live trainingMax 8 to 10 hours, one-to-oneLearners who want to start immediately, at their own pace, with the full attention of the trainer.
CorporatePrivate team batchTeams needing customized examples, adoption guidance and rollout support.
Course Fit

Why this course, what you will achieve, and who should attend.

Use these sections to decide whether the program matches your role, current experience and expected responsibilities.

Why this matters

Devops Process and Concept helps learners build practical confidence in a focused technical, certification or platform topic instead of only reading generic documentation.

Objectives

  • Understand the core concepts and usage model.
  • Apply practical workflows through examples and guided tasks.
  • Prepare for implementation, certification or team adoption needs.

Pre-requisites

Basic computer literacy and awareness of software, operations, cloud, DevOps or security workflows is helpful. Deep programming experience is not mandatory unless the topic specifically requires it.

Who should attend

Developers, DevOps engineers, administrators, SREs, security engineers, platform teams, release teams, technical leads and corporate teams working with this topic.

Cohort Schedule

Small-batch live training and flexible self-paced access.

Choose live guidance when discussion and lab review matter, or use self-paced access when schedule flexibility matters more.

Live cohort

Instructor-led sessions with demos, guided examples and Q&A for practical adoption.

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Self-paced route

Use LMS access for flexible learning, revision and continued access to DevOpsSchool course materials.

Review access model
Agenda

Focused agenda for Devops Process and Concept.

Course-specific agenda topics are preserved and organized for the current program objective while staying in the same page architecture.

Core curriculumPart 1
  • Kick-off: Understanding DevOps
  • What is DevOps? A philosophy, not a product; flow + feedback + continual learning
  • Vision and direction of DevOps for modern software delivery
  • Myths & stereotypes (e.g., “DevOps = one team” or “only automation”) and what DevOps actually is
  • Consumption & Delivery Context (Past → Present)
  • Software consumption trends (past): packaged releases, on-prem, long cycles
  • Software development model (past): waterfall, heavy handoffs, big-bang releases
  • Software consumption trends (present): SaaS, mobile, continuous change, always-on
  • Software development model (present): Agile, iterative, product thinking, platform enablement
  • Why this matters: faster expectations, higher complexity, constant evolution
  • Challenges & Organizational Pain
  • Common challenges: siloed teams, long lead times, fragile releases, “works on my machine”
  • Large-org challenges: compliance/audit burden, multiple platforms, Conway's Law, legacy estates
  • Integration complexity: multi-service meshes, cross-team dependencies, env drift, versioning
Core curriculum continued 2Part 2
  • Identifying waste: rework, queues, WIP thrash, manual gates, duplicated infra, context switching
  • The Problem DevOps Solves
  • From project to product: sustained value streams, outcomes over outputs
  • Flow and stability together: shorten lead time while improving reliability
  • Organization characteristics: customer-centric, platform-enabled, autonomous teams with guardrails
  • DevOps Principles & Operating Model
  • CALMS: Culture · Automation · Lean · Measurement · Sharing
  • The Three Ways: Flow → Feedback → Continuous learning & experimentation
  • Unifying multiple platforms: golden paths, shared services, internal developer platforms (IDP)
  • Automated builds & repeatable delivery: pipeline as code, immutable artifacts, policy as code
  • Benefits You Can Explain Upward
  • Business benefits: faster time-to-market, lower change failure rate, improved MTTR, predictable delivery
  • Non-functional benefits: reliability, security, scalability, cost transparency, auditability/compliance
  • DevOps Automation — Tooling Landscape (Conceptual)
Core curriculum continued 3Part 3
  • Collaboration tools (knowledge sharing, ChatOps)
  • Planning tools (roadmaps, backlog, product discovery)
  • Issue tracking tools (work visibility, flow metrics)
  • Source control tools (branching, trunk-based, code review)
  • Dev environment tools (standardized, reproducible, containerized dev)
  • Build automation tools (compile, test, package consistently)
  • Packaging / artifact / repository management (versioned, immutable, SBOM)
  • Continuous Integration tools (fast feedback, quality gates)
  • Continuous Delivery / release tools (promotion, approvals, rollout strategies)
  • Configuration & infrastructure management (idempotent config, IaC, drift detection)
  • Monitoring & observability tools (logs/metrics/traces, SLI/SLO dashboards)
  • Repository management (code + artifact lifecycle, provenance, retention)
  • Core Practices & “How”
  • Agile development: small batches, product increments, empirical learning
Core curriculum continued 4Part 4
  • Test-Driven Development (TDD) & automation: shift-left quality, confidence to change
  • Continuous Integration: merge daily, fast tests, fix-forward culture
  • Continuous Delivery: deployable at any time, environment parity, quality gates
  • Continuous Deployment (when appropriate): progressive delivery, feature flags
  • Microservices & the Container World (Conceptual)
  • Why microservices? Why containers? Independent deployability, scaling, team autonomy
  • Trade-offs: operational complexity; security, observability, and resilience as cross-cutting concerns
  • Platform patterns: service contracts, API versioning, golden paths, paved roads
  • Making a DevOps Transition (Pragmatic Playbook)
  • Why change? Tie to customer impact and business outcomes
  • Change culture: psychological safety, blameless postmortems, shared ownership
  • Change organization: Team Topologies (stream-aligned, platform, enabling, complicated-subsystem)
  • Address objections: risk, compliance, separation of duties—show audit trails & policy as code
  • Quick wins: trunk-based pilot, value-stream mapping, first quality gate, CI baseline
Core curriculum continued 5Part 5
  • DORA metrics (measure what matters): deploy frequency, lead time, change fail rate, MTTR
  • Roadmap: from ad-hoc → repeatable → reliable → scalable → optimized
  • Integration & Complexity Management
  • Architect for change: contract testing, backward compatibility, canary/blue-green
  • Dependency & versioning strategy: mono vs multi-repo, artifact versioning, SBOM
  • Legacy modernization: strangler patterns, progressive decomposition, integration adapters
  • Wrap-Up & Consolidation
  • DevOps checklist (culture, automation, lean, measurement, sharing)
  • Self-assessment & next steps: pick three improvements for the next 90 days
  • Glossary (DevOps, SLI/SLO/SLA, CI/CD, trunk-based, feature flags, golden path, IDP)
Fees and Access

Choose self-paced library access or live interactive delivery.

This is the second and final pricing block on the page, placed after the agenda so learners can review scope before making a decision.

Live & Interactive

₹34,999

Instructor-led live session, max 8 to 10 hours, with demos, labs, Q&A, practical review and certificate support.

Starts immediately

1:1 Live training

₹99,999

The same agenda, taught one-to-one by the trainer. Start immediately, without waiting for the next batch. Max 8 to 10 hours, one-to-one.

  • Start immediately: no waiting for the monthly batch.
  • One learner, one trainer: full attention on your questions.
  • Sessions planned around your working hours.
  • Your pace, with examples from your own projects and tools.
Assessment

Method of training and assessment.

The program emphasizes practical demonstration, guided examples and assignment-based validation instead of passive lecture-only learning.

SLMethodWeightage
1Problem-space understanding10%
2Concept discussion15%
3Live demo and walkthrough25%
4Lab and hands-on exercises40%
5Review and readiness discussion10%
Labs and Practice

Hands-on learning remains part of the program story.

The exact exercises depend on the topic, but every program should make practical execution visible.

Setup walkthrough

Understand access, environment, navigation and first-use expectations.

Core workflow

Practice the central workflow or certification scenario for this topic.

Troubleshooting

Review common issues, validation signals and safe operating practices.

Assessment prep

Use assignments, review prompts and Q&A to confirm readiness.

Connected Toolchain

Devops Process and Concept is taught in the context of real delivery work.

You learn how the topic connects with engineering, operations, security, cloud, release or platform workflows.

Core foundations

Terminology, concepts, architecture and operating model.

Workflow traceability

Map practical work to tasks, approvals, documentation and delivery visibility.

Automation and integration

Use the topic with validation checks, automation hooks and delivery workflows.

Governance controls

Operate with permissions, approvals, policy checks and production-safe workflows.

Assessment Path

How your practical work is assessed.

Your certificate is backed by labs, assignments, review and completion evidence.

Assignments

Assignments verify concepts, configuration, workflow quality and operating discipline.

Hands-on validation

Learners complete practical usage, implementation and troubleshooting exercises.

Completion record

Certificate issuance is tied to participation, practical completion and course coverage.

Certificate

Completion record and certification support.

Learners receive DevOpsSchool completion support, course participation evidence and guidance aligned to the program objective. Certification-oriented pages also support exam readiness discussion.

Certificate verification

Certificate of Completion

Devops Process and Concept

Unique credential ID, verifiable online

Led by Rajesh Kumar and the DevOpsSchool practitioner network.

Training is grounded in practical DevOps, SRE, cloud, security, release and platform engineering experience.

Learner Reviews

What learners say about training with Rajesh Kumar.

★★★★★

“Rajesh is very good trainer. Rajesh was able to resolve our queries and question effectively. We really liked the hands-on examples covered during this training program.”

Indrayani, India · rated 5.0 on DevOpsSchool testimonials
★★★★★

“Very well organized training, helped a lot to understand the AWS concept and detailed related to various tools. Very helpful”

Sumit Kulkarni, Software Engineer · rated 5.0 on DevOpsSchool testimonials
★★★★★

“The training was very useful and interactive. Rajesh helped develop the confidence of all.”

Abhinav Gupta, Pune · rated 5.0 on DevOpsSchool testimonials

Rated 4.6 on Google · All testimonials · Video reviews on YouTube
Quoted as published, from learners in Rajesh Kumar's live trainings across DevOpsSchool courses.

Comparison

Why this DevOpsSchool program is different.

The value is not only one course page. The subscription unlocks the wider learning ecosystem for one year.

FeatureDevOpsSchoolTypical short course
Access modelLMS access with 20+ courses and 50+ toolsUsually one course only
Live trainingDemos, labs, Q&A and practical reviewOften lecture-heavy
Corporate fitCan align to roles, workflows and rollout goalsLimited customization
Certificate supportCompletion record and readiness guidanceVaries by provider
FAQ

Questions learners usually ask before joining.

Is this course part of a level path?

Not always. Some courses focus on one topic, exam, product, role or service. They follow a focused agenda instead of Foundation to Advanced levels.

What is included in self-paced access?

One year of complete LMS access, 20+ additional courses and 50+ tools. Course families with multiple levels include available levels by default.

Can corporate teams customize this?

Yes. The program can be aligned to team roles, internal tools, delivery workflows and adoption goals.

How long is live training?

The Live & Interactive option is max 8 to 10 hours with demos, labs, Q&A and practical review.

Need Assistance

Talk to DevOpsSchool before choosing the batch.

Use this support section for batch questions, corporate planning, LMS access clarifications, or guidance on whether this program fits your team.

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