Course Outline

Introduction to Platform Engineering for Government

  • Defining Platform Engineering for Government
  • The Role of a Platform Engineer in the Public Sector
  • Overview of the Platform Engineering Ecosystem for Government Operations

Tools and Technologies for Government

  • Common Tools Used in Platform Engineering for Government
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in Federal IT Environments
  • Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Systems for Government Projects

Building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) for Government

  • Principles of IDP Design for Public Sector Applications
  • Self-Service Models for Development Teams in Government Agencies
  • Case Studies of Successful IDPs in the Federal Government

Automation and Orchestration for Government

  • Automating Infrastructure Provisioning for Government IT Systems
  • Workflow Orchestration in Public Sector Projects
  • Monitoring and Logging for Platform Health in Government Operations

Security and Compliance for Government Platforms

  • Integrating Security into Government Platforms
  • Ensuring Compliance with Federal IT Standards and Regulations
  • Best Practices for Platform Security in the Public Sector

Collaboration and Culture for Government Teams

  • Fostering a Culture of Collaboration within Government Agencies
  • The Relationship Between DevOps and Platform Engineering in the Federal Context
  • Effective Communication Within Cross-Functional Teams in Government Operations

Advanced Topics in Platform Engineering for Government

  • Microservices and Container Orchestration in Federal IT Environments
  • Serverless Architecture for Government Applications
  • Cloud-Native Technologies in the Public Sector

Hands-On Project for Government Teams

  • Designing and Deploying a Basic Internal Platform for Government Use
  • Implementing a CI/CD Pipeline for Government Projects
  • Incorporating Monitoring and Logging for Government IT Systems

Summary and Next Steps for Government Platforms

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental software development and operations concepts for government use.
  • Experience with Linux command line and shell scripting in a public sector environment.
  • Familiarity with cloud services and containerization technologies to support government IT initiatives.

Audience

  • IT professionals working in government agencies.
  • System administrators responsible for government systems.
  • Developers supporting public sector projects.
  • Technical managers overseeing government IT operations.
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