Azure DevOps Engineer Expert (AZ-400) Cert Prep: Introduction to DevOps and Microsoft Development Platforms

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David Okeyode

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01 - Introduction

01 - What is DevOps.mp4

00:45

02 - 1. DevOps Introduction

01 - Understanding DevOps and its core practices.mp4

03:31

03 - 2. Azure DevOps Overview

01 - Azure DevOps platform and organization structure.mp4

06:14

02 - Azure DevOps services.mp4

04:18

03 - Azure DevOps integrations and extensions.mp4

04:26

04 - Azure DevOps pricing and licensing.mp4

04:46

05 - Azure DevOps management options.mp4

03:02

06 - Demonstration Azure DevOps platform.mp4

05:34

04 - 3. GitHub Platform Overview

01 - GitHub platform and hierarchy.mp4

04:46

02 - GitHub services.mp4

05:18

03 - GitHub authentication and authorization.mp4

08:10

04 - GitHub integrations and extensions.mp4

03:06

05 - GitHub management options.mp4

02:40

06 - Demonstration GitHub platform.mp4

05:30

05 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:52

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Are you curious about DevOps and wondering if there’s a possible career in it for you? An important step to a DevOps career is to gain your Azure DevOps Engineer Expert certification. To earn this certification, one must first pass the Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions exam (AZ-400). This course gives an overview of the two main platforms a DevOps engineer should be familiar with before sitting for this exam: Azure DevOps and GitHub. In this first course in a multi-course series, Microsoft MVP David Okeyode provides a brief primer of what DevOps is, and covers what each platform is designed to accomplish, focusing on what certification candidates need to know about each platform.

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