Course Outline

Course Introduction

Module 1: Advanced DevSecOps Fundamentals

  • Why Advanced Practices for Government?
  • General Awareness for Government Operations
  • Identifying Key Personnel
  • Core Processes for Government
  • Technology Overview for Government Use

Module 2: Understanding Applied Metrics in Government

  • Metric Terminology
  • Accelerating Performance
  • Reporting and Recording for Government
  • Integrating Processes for Government Workflows
  • Technology Automation for Government Systems

Module 3: Architecting and Planning DevSecOps for Government

  • Basic Architecture Principles
  • Identifying an Architect for Government Projects
  • Reporting and Recording for Government Compliance
  • Environments Process for Government Systems
  • Accelerating Decision-Making in Government Contexts

Module 4: Creating a DevSecOps Infrastructure for Government

  • Defining Infrastructure for Government Use
  • Equipping the Team for Government Projects
  • Design Challenges in Government Settings
  • Monitoring Infrastructure for Government Security

Module 5: Establishing a Pipeline for Government Operations

  • Pipelines and Workflows for Government
  • Engineers and Capabilities for Government Projects
  • Continuous Engagement in Government Processes
  • Automating and Identifying for Government Efficiency

Module 6: Observing DevSecOps Outcomes for Government

  • Differentiating Observability from Monitoring for Government
  • Assigning Reports to Appropriate Stakeholders in Government
  • Setting Observation Points for Government Systems
  • Implementing Observability for Government Operations

Module 7: Practical Applications of the Third Way for Government

  • Revisiting the Third Way for Government Contexts
  • Building Experiments for Government Projects
  • Maximizing Benefits from Experiments for Government Improvement

Module 8: The Future of DevOps for Government

  • Looking Towards the Future of DevOps in Government
  • Staying Trained for Government Roles
  • Innovation for Government Processes
  • Identifying Sources and Resources for Government Advancement

Post-Class Assignments/Exercises

  • Extended Advanced Reading with Case Studies from the Course for Government Contexts

Requirements

PREREQUISITES
It is highly recommended that participants attend the DevSecOps Foundation course with an accredited DevOps Institute Education Partner prior to enrolling in the DevSecOps Practitioner course. A foundational understanding and knowledge of common DevSecOps terminology, concepts, principles, and relevant work experience are strongly advised.
Please note: The DevOps Institute DevSecOps Foundation certification is a prerequisite for taking the DevSecOps Practitioner exam.

AUDIENCE
The target audience for the DevSecOps Practitioner course includes professionals who:

  • Are focused on implementing or enhancing DevSecOps practices within their organization
  • Have an interest in modern IT leadership and organizational change methodologies
  • Serve as Business Managers
  • Act as Business Stakeholders
  • Facilitate Change Agents
  • Provide Consultancy services
  • Practice DevOps methodologies
  • Lead IT Director roles
  • Manage IT Manager positions
  • Guide IT Team Leaders
  • Support Product Owners
  • Function as Scrum Masters
  • Develop Software Engineering skills
  • Maintain Site Reliability Engineering expertise
  • Integrate System Integration practices
  • Offer Tool Provider solutions
This course is designed to align with the needs and workflows of professionals working in various roles, ensuring they are equipped to drive effective DevSecOps initiatives for government and private sector organizations.
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