DevOps & CI/CD Foundations

IT Infrastructure, Cloud & Security

DevOps & CI/CD Foundations

DevOps & CI/CD Foundations explains how development and operations teams work together to release software quickly and safely. It covers version control, automated builds and the stages of a delivery pipeline. Higher levels move on to infrastructure as code, deployment strategies and monitoring, then to scaling these practices across an organisation's systems.

  • Levels: 4
  • Starting from: 280 credits

Choose a level

Each level is unlocked on its own

Level 1 / 4

Beginner

280 credits

What you will study
The history and goals of DevOps, collaboration between development and operations, version control with Git, branching basics and why smaller, frequent releases reduce risk. Simple examples show a change travelling through each stage.
Who it is for
For developers, administrators and IT staff who want to understand what DevOps means and why many teams now release small changes frequently. No previous DevOps experience is needed.
What you will be able to do
You can explain the core ideas of DevOps, use Git to track and share changes and describe how a code change moves from a laptop to production. This prepares you to automate your first pipeline.

Levels are paid for with credits. Access details are emailed to you, typically within 24 hours, and if nothing arrives after 72 hours, please contact us.

About This Learning Material

DevOps & CI/CD Foundations looks at software delivery from the infrastructure side, showing how code travels from a developer's machine to a running server. It suits system administrators, developers and IT staff who want releases to be more predictable and less stressful.

The Beginner level introduces DevOps culture, version control with Git and why small, frequent releases reduce risk. Intermediate covers building a continuous integration pipeline that compiles, tests and packages code automatically. Advanced focuses on continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, configuration management and safe deployment patterns such as blue-green and canary releases. Expert examines monitoring, incident feedback loops, security within pipelines and standardising delivery practices across many teams and environments.