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DEVOPS INTRODUCTION Emergence of DevOps: Digital Transformation and DevOps Why organizations should do DevOps? Business Case for DevOps , DevOps History, Benefits of DevOps Core Concepts of DevOps: DevOps Definitions, Culture of High Performance IT, How DevOps is tightly intertwined with Agile and Lean IT? 

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DevOps Principles and Aspects of IT DevOps Agile Skills Association (DASA): DevOps Skills Areas, Knowledge Areas, and Competence Framework, DASA Qualification Scheme, Mission, and Vision CULTURE Introduction to a DevOps Culture: Build Around Teams: Facilitated Lean Product ‘Companies’ , The Boston Consultancy Group (BCG) Matrix, The Three Horizons Model 12.

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What is DevOps culture? • Cultural Aspects of a DevOps Team • DevOps Environment: Service Mindset and Quality at the Source • What context to provide to facilitate growth areas for teams? Key Elements of DevOps: • What is a team? • Intrinsically Motivated Teams • Collaboration: A Success Factor of a Team • Visual Management: A Key Tool of Team building • Importance of Quality at the Source • Cost of Accumulating Technical Debt • Role of Continuous Improvement in Solving Problems • Structured Problem-Solving 

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Emergence of Cloud Technology and Principles: • Emergence of Cloud Computing • Cloud Services, Self Service Infrastructure, Platform, and Software • National Institute of Standardization (NIST) Cloud Principles Cloud Service Concepts in a DevOps Organization: • Cloud Principles in DevOps Organizations • Different Conversations Between Development and Operations in a Traditional Organization • Different Conversations Between Development and Operations in a DevOps Organization • DevOps Platform Teams as a “Cloud” Service Provider • DevOps Business System Product and Platform Product Teams • Different Types of Clouds to Operate Automated Provisioning Concepts: • Pets Versus Cattle • Desired State Configuration to Automate Environments • Automated Provisioning with Mutable Infrastructure and Immutable Infrastructure •

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