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Course Overview

Module 1: Advanced Fundamentals of DevSecOps

  • Rationale for Advancing Practices
  • Fundamental Awareness
  • Talent Acquisition Strategies
  • Core Operational Processes
  • Technological Landscape

Module 2: Applied Metrics Framework

  • Nomenclature and Definitions
  • Acceleration Techniques
  • Data Reporting and Documentation Protocols
  • Process Integration Methodologies
  • Automation of Technological Systems

Module 3: Strategic Architecture and Planning for DevSecOps

  • Architectural Foundations
  • Selecting Qualified Architects
  • Reporting and Documentation Standards
  • Environmental Process Management
  • Decision-Making Acceleration

Module 4: Infrastructure Development for DevSecOps

  • Definition of Infrastructure
  • Resource Allocation for Teams
  • Design Constraints and Challenges
  • Infrastructure Monitoring Systems

Module 5: Pipeline Implementation

  • Pipeline Structures and Workflows
  • Engineering Capabilities and Personnel
  • Sustained Engagement Models
  • Automation and Identification Protocols

Module 6: Monitoring DevSecOps Performance Outcomes

  • Distinguishing Observability from Monitoring
  • Reporting Responsibilities and Distribution
  • Establishment of Key Observation Points
  • Implementation of Observability Measures

Module 7: Application of the Third Way Methodology

  • Review of Third Way Principles
  • Experimental Design and Execution
  • Optimization of Experimental Results

Module 8: Emerging Trends in DevOps

  • Future Directions and Outlook
  • Continuous Professional Development
  • Innovation Strategies
  • Stakeholder Identification and Sourcing

Post-Course Assignments and Exercises

  • Advanced supplementary reading related to case studies presented in the course materials

Requirements

PREREQUISITES
Prospective students are strongly advised to complete the DevSecOps Foundation curriculum through an accredited DevOps Institute Education Partner before enrolling in the DevSecOps Practitioner program. Participants should possess a foundational grasp of DevSecOps nomenclature, core concepts, and guiding principles, supported by relevant professional experience. Please be aware that holding the DevOps Institute DevSecOps Foundation certification is a mandatory requirement to sit for the DevSecOps Practitioner examination.

AUDIENCE
This program is designed for government and private sector professionals seeking to enhance operational capabilities, including:

  • Personnel responsible for deploying or optimizing DevSecOps frameworks within their agencies
  • Individuals interested in contemporary IT leadership strategies and organizational transformation
  • Business Managers
  • Business Stakeholders
  • Change Agents
  • Consultants
  • DevOps Practitioners
  • IT Directors
  • IT Managers
  • IT Team Leaders
  • Product Owners
  • Scrum Masters
  • Software Engineers
  • Site Reliability Engineers
  • System Integrators
  • Tool Providers
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