Your DevOps Journey: Architecture and Virtualization
DevOps
| Beginner
- 9 videos | 40m 47s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
New technologies are providing a positive impact on the implementation of DevOps, and no recent technology has been more impactful than virtualization and the cloud. In this course, you'll explore architecture and virtualization in DevOps, beginning with the concept of containerization, how paying attention to architecture can reduce risk in deployments, and the role of microservices in software deployment. Then you'll learn about the strangler pattern and the role it plays in re-architecting, the blue/green deployment pattern as an architectural approach, and how the move in IT towards virtualization and the cloud is enabling the DevOps movement. Finally, you'll discover change review and coordination as it relates to flow optimization and the basic steps for optimizing flow. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discuss the concept of containerization
Describe how paying attention to architecture can reduce risk in deployments
Discuss the role of microservices in software deployment
Describe the strangler pattern and the role it plays in re-architecting
Discuss how the strangler pattern works -
Describe the blue/green deployment pattern as an architectural approach
Discuss how the move in it towards virtualization and the cloud is enabling the devops movement
Describe change review and coordination as it relates to flow optimization
Identify the basic steps for optimizing flow
IN THIS COURSE
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5m 16s
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1m 1s
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3. Microservices9m 12s
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4. Re-architecting Gradually: Strangler Pattern4m 34s
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5. How the Strangler Pattern Works6m 9s
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6. Blue/Green Deployment Pattern5m 2s
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7. Virtualization & The Cloud1m 29s
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8. Change Review and Coordination7m 39s
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9. Exercise: Optimizing Flow24s
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