AZ Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer

AZ-400:
Microsoft Azure Dev Ops Engineer Training

The AZ-400:
Microsoft Azure Dev Ops Engineer course is aimed at Dev Ops professionals who integrate people, processes, and technologies to continuously deliver valuable products and services. It focuses on optimizing delivery practices, enhancing communication and collaboration, and implementing automation strategies for application code and infrastructure. Candidates should be proficient in Agile practices and familiar with Azure administration and development, with expertise in implementing Dev Ops practices using Azure technologies.

Boost your career with AZ-400:
Microsoft Azure Dev Ops Engineer Training. Learn to design and implement Dev Ops solutions on Azure. Industry‑recognized certification.

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Starting on 01 January, 1970

As a Dev Ops engineer you are a developer or infrastructure administrator with subject‑matter expertise in working with people, processes, and products to enable continuous delivery of value in organizations. Your responsibilities include delivering Microsoft Dev Ops solutions that provide continuous security, integration, testing, delivery, deployment, monitoring, and feedback. You design and implement flow of work, collaboration, communication, source control, and automation.

You work on cross‑functional teams that include developers, site reliability engineers, Azure administrators, and security engineers. You design and implement Dev Ops processes, implement source control with Azure Repos, design and implement build and release pipelines, and develop a security and compliance plan.

Candidates should be proficient with Agile practices and have expertise in either Azure administration or Azure development. They should be skilled in designing and implementing Dev Ops practices using Azure technologies, including version control, compliance, infrastructure as code, configuration management, build, release, and testing.

Familiarity with core services available with Microsoft Azure

Knowledge of security, privacy, compliance, and trust within Microsoft Azure

Insight into pricing and support models available with Microsoft Azure

Module 1:
Introduction to Microsoft Azure

Introduction to cloud computing

What is Microsoft Azure?

Creating a Microsoft Azure Account

Module 2:
Introduction to ARM & Azure Storage

Module 3:
Introduction to Azure Storage

Azure Shared Access Signature (SAS)

Data Replication Options

ARM templates

VHD templates

Custom Images of Azure VM

Virtual Machine Availability Sets

Module 5:
Azure App and Container Services

Networking for an App Service

Deployment slots

Container image

IP Address Public & Private IPs

Network Security Group (NSG)

Route Tables

Service Tags

Private DNS

Application Gateway

Application Security Groups

Network Watcher

Express Route Circuits

Express Route Peering

Module 8:
Authentication and Authorization in Azure using RBAC

Identity and Access Management in Azure

Role Based Access Management (RBAC)

Role Definitions

Authentication Options

Self Service password Reset (SSPR)

Resource Locks

Alerts and actions

Application Insights

Backup reports

Recovery Services Vault

Module 11:
Infrastructure Setup

EC2 Walkthrough

Installation of Dev Ops Tools on cloud

Module 12:
Introduction to Dev Ops

What is Software Development

Software Development Life Cycle

Traditional Models for SDLC

Why Dev Ops?

What is Dev Ops?

Dev Ops Lifecycle

Dev Ops Tools

Module 13:
Continuous Testing

What is Continuous Testing?

What is Maven?

Running Test Cases on Chromium Web Driver

What is Headless Mode?

Introduction to Continuous Integration

Jenkins Master Slave Architecture

Creating an end to end automated CI/CD Pipeline

Module 15:
Software Version Control

What is Version Control?

Types of Version Control System

Introduction to SVN

Introduction to Git

Git Lifecycle

Common Git Commands

Working with Branches in Git

Merging Branches

Resolving Merge Conflicts

Git Workflow

Module 16:
Continuous Deployment:
Containerization with Docker

Introduction to Docker

Understanding Docker Lifecycle

Components of Docker Ecosystem

Common Docker Operations

Creating a Docker Hub Account

Committing changes in a…