Azure DevOps Certification Master Program

Become a Certified Azure DevOps Engineer with Learningport Technologies Skills and master Azure, CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, and Infrastructure automation

Azure DevOps Certification Master Program

Become a Certified Azure DevOps Engineer with Learningport Technologies Skills and master Azure, CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, and Infrastructure automation

Learners’ Advantages

Learners’ Advantages

LMS Portal Access

Access course materials, updates, and resources anytime, anywhere with our lifetime LMS access.

Paid Internship

Every student is offered a paid internship after course completion to build hands-on skills

1:1 Mentorship

Personalized one-on-one mentorship to guide your learning journey and career growth.

Career Guidance

Focused on career direction and growth with mentorship from industry experts throughout your journey.

LMS Portal Access

Access course materials, updates, and resources anytime, anywhere with our lifetime LMS access.

Paid Internship

Every student is offered a paid internship after course completion to build hands-on skills

1:1 Mentorship

Personalized one-on-one mentorship to guide your learning journey and career growth.

Career Guidance

Focused on career direction and growth with mentorship from industry experts throughout your journey.

24*7 Support

Round-the-clock 24/7 support to assist you whenever you need help, anytime anywhere.

Portfolio Building

Build a strong professional portfolio with real-time projects to showcase your expertise.

Interactive Live Training

Engage in real-time learning with interactive live classes led by experienced professionals.

Practical Assignments

Apply your learning through regular hands-on assignments based on real-world use cases.

24*7 Support

Round-the-clock 24/7 support to assist you whenever you need help, anytime anywhere.

Portfolio Building

Build a strong professional portfolio with real-time projects to showcase your expertise.

Interactive Live Training

Engage in real-time learning with interactive live classes led by experienced professionals.

Practical Assignments

Apply your learning through regular hands-on assignments based on real-world use cases.

Azure DevOps Course Curriculum

Azure DevOps Course Curriculum

  • Overview of DevOps practices
  • Introduction to Azure DevOps Services
  • Key components of Azure DevOps (Repos, Pipelines, Boards, Artifacts)
  • Benefits of Azure DevOps for organizations
  • Understanding DevOps lifecycle
  • Setting up an Azure DevOps account
  • Introduction to Git and TFVC
  • Creating and managing repositories
  • Branching strategies in Git
  • Code collaboration with pull requests
  • Code reviews and approvals
  • Best practices for version control
  • Introduction to Agile, Scrum, and Kanban
  • Creating Epics, Features, and User Stories
  • Using Boards for sprint planning
  • Work item tracking and customization
  • Dashboards and progress tracking
  • Best practices for agile project management
  • Overview of CI/CD concepts
  • Creating and configuring build pipelines
  • YAML vs Classic pipelines
  • Automating code builds
  • Running unit and integration tests
  • Pipeline best practices
  • Deployment pipeline concepts
  • Multi-stage deployments
  • Deployment to Azure App Services
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) deployment integration
  • Blue-Green and Canary deployments
  • Securing deployment pipelines
  • Introduction to containers and Docker
  • Setting up Docker on Azure
  • Creating Docker images
  • Managing containers with Azure DevOps
  • Docker Hub and Azure Container Registry integration
  • Best practices for containerization
  • Introduction to Kubernetes & Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Creating AKS clusters
  • Deploying containerized apps on AKS
  • Scaling and managing workloads
  • Monitoring and logging in AKS
  • Securing Kubernetes workloads
  • Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  • Using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates
  • Introduction to Terraform with Azure
  • Writing Terraform scripts for Azure resources
  • Integrating IaC with pipelines
  • Best practices for infrastructure automation
  • Introduction to configuration management tools
  • Using Ansible, Chef, and Puppet with Azure
  • Automating server configurations
  • Desired State Configuration (DSC) in Azure
  • Integrating configuration management in pipelines
  • Best practices for configuration management
  • Introduction to Azure Monitor
  • Application Insights for app monitoring
  • Log Analytics in Azure
  • Setting alerts and notifications
  • Monitoring pipelines and deployments
  • Best practices for monitoring and logging
  • Introduction to DevSecOps
  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Azure DevOps
  • Secure secrets management with Azure Key Vault
  • Security testing in pipelines
  • Compliance policies in DevOps workflows
  • Best practices for secure DevOps
  • Team collaboration with Azure Boards & Repos
  • Managing project documentation with Azure Wiki
  • Integrating Microsoft Teams & Slack with Azure DevOps
  • Generating reports and dashboards
  • Tracking productivity and KPIs
  • Enhancing communication across teams
  • End-to-end project on Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipeline)
  • Implementing DevOps for microservices architecture
  • Deploying and monitoring a full-stack application on Azure
  • Case studies and industry use cases
  • Common interview questions & answers
  • Resume building & career guidance

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  • Overview of DevOps practices
  • Introduction to Azure DevOps Services
  • Key components of Azure DevOps (Repos, Pipelines, Boards, Artifacts)
  • Benefits of Azure DevOps for organizations
  • Understanding DevOps lifecycle
  • Setting up an Azure DevOps account
  • Introduction to Git and TFVC
  • Creating and managing repositories
  • Branching strategies in Git
  • Code collaboration with pull requests
  • Code reviews and approvals
  • Best practices for version control
  • Introduction to Agile, Scrum, and Kanban
  • Creating Epics, Features, and User Stories
  • Using Boards for sprint planning
  • Work item tracking and customization
  • Dashboards and progress tracking
  • Best practices for agile project management
  • Overview of CI/CD concepts
  • Creating and configuring build pipelines
  • YAML vs Classic pipelines
  • Automating code builds
  • Running unit and integration tests
  • Pipeline best practices
  • Deployment pipeline concepts
  • Multi-stage deployments
  • Deployment to Azure App Services
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) deployment integration
  • Blue-Green and Canary deployments
  • Securing deployment pipelines
  • Introduction to containers and Docker
  • Setting up Docker on Azure
  • Creating Docker images
  • Managing containers with Azure DevOps
  • Docker Hub and Azure Container Registry integration
  • Best practices for containerization
  • Introduction to Kubernetes & Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Creating AKS clusters
  • Deploying containerized apps on AKS
  • Scaling and managing workloads
  • Monitoring and logging in AKS
  • Securing Kubernetes workloads
  • Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  • Using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates
  • Introduction to Terraform with Azure
  • Writing Terraform scripts for Azure resources
  • Integrating IaC with pipelines
  • Best practices for infrastructure automation
  • Introduction to configuration management tools
  • Using Ansible, Chef, and Puppet with Azure
  • Automating server configurations
  • Desired State Configuration (DSC) in Azure
  • Integrating configuration management in pipelines
  • Best practices for configuration management
  • Introduction to Azure Monitor
  • Application Insights for app monitoring
  • Log Analytics in Azure
  • Setting alerts and notifications
  • Monitoring pipelines and deployments
  • Best practices for monitoring and logging
  • Introduction to DevSecOps
  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Azure DevOps
  • Secure secrets management with Azure Key Vault
  • Security testing in pipelines
  • Compliance policies in DevOps workflows
  • Best practices for secure DevOps
  • Team collaboration with Azure Boards & Repos
  • Managing project documentation with Azure Wiki
  • Integrating Microsoft Teams & Slack with Azure DevOps
  • Generating reports and dashboards
  • Tracking productivity and KPIs
  • Enhancing communication across teams
  • End-to-end project on Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipeline)
  • Implementing DevOps for microservices architecture
  • Deploying and monitoring a full-stack application on Azure
  • Case studies and industry use cases
  • Common interview questions & answers
  • Resume building & career guidance

Let Us Worry About Your Job While You Focus On Your Skills

A Few States About The Cloud Industry

A Few States About The Cloud Industry

$2.29 Trillion: Predicted value of the global cloud market by 2032 (Precedence Research)

$675.4 Billion: Estimated public cloud spending fueled by GenAI adoption (TechJury)

96% of Companies: Currently leveraging public cloud services worldwide (Spacelift)

92% of Enterprises: Following multi-cloud strategies for greater flexibility (TechJury)

53% Faster Growth: Businesses report accelerated revenue through cloud technologies (Salesforce)

70% of Enterprises: Expected to adopt industry-specific clouds by 2027 (Spacelift)

$2.29 Trillion: Predicted value of the global cloud market by 2032 (Precedence Research)

$675.4 Billion: Estimated public cloud spending fueled by GenAI adoption (TechJury)

96% of Companies: Currently leveraging public cloud services worldwide (Spacelift)

92% of Enterprises: Following multi-cloud strategies for greater flexibility (TechJury)

53% Faster Growth: Businesses report accelerated revenue through cloud technologies (Salesforce)

70% of Enterprises: Expected to adopt industry-specific clouds by 2027 (Spacelift)

Build a Job-worthy Project-Portfolio

Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge cloud services that will equip you with the essential skills needed to thrive in a cloud computing career

Build a Job-worthy Project-Portfolio

Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge cloud services that will equip you with the essential skills needed to thrive in a cloud computing career

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FAQ's On This Course

FAQ's On This Course

Azure DevOps is a cloud-based platform that provides end-to-end DevOps services, including source control, CI/CD pipelines, agile project management, and infrastructure automation, enabling teams to plan, develop, test, deploy, and monitor applications efficiently in a collaborative environment

Anyone with basic software development, IT, or cloud knowledge can learn Azure DevOps. It is suitable for developers, IT professionals, system administrators, project managers, and cloud engineers who want to implement DevOps practices professionally.

Basic coding knowledge is recommended. Most pipelines and infrastructure tasks require scripting in YAML, PowerShell, Bash, or Python, but the course guides beginners step by step to create automated workflows and manage cloud infrastructure

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. It automates the process of integrating code changes, running tests, and deploying applications to production, enhancing delivery speed, quality, and consistency across different software releases.

Infrastructure as Code is the process of managing cloud infrastructure using code. Azure DevOps supports IaC through ARM templates and Terraform, enabling consistent, automated, and scalable infrastructure deployments with version control and repeatable configurations.

DevOps is a combination of cultural practices, tools, and processes that improve collaboration between development and operations teams. It emphasizes automation, monitoring, continuous delivery, and feedback loops for faster and more reliable software releases.

Azure DevOps is primarily cloud-based, offering scalable services on Microsoft Azure. It also has an on-premises version called Azure DevOps Server for organizations requiring internal deployment, data security, and offline DevOps solutions.

Azure DevOps primarily integrates with Microsoft Azure but also supports AWS, Google Cloud, and on-premises environments. It enables multi-cloud deployments, container orchestration, and automated pipelines across diverse cloud infrastructures.

Yes, our placement team assists with resume building, interviews, and connecting students to IT companies.

AKS is a managed Kubernetes service on Azure. It simplifies container orchestration, deployment, scaling, monitoring, and management of containerized applications, fully integrating with Azure DevOps pipelines for automated workflows.

Basic cloud knowledge helps, but the course teaches Azure fundamentals. Learners understand cloud services, storage, networking, compute, and DevOps integration, enabling them to deploy and manage applications efficiently on Azure.

Monitoring in Azure DevOps involves tracking application performance, pipeline execution, infrastructure health, and logs using Azure Monitor, Application Insights, and Log Analytics to identify issues and optimize deployments proactively.

Azure DevOps is a cloud-based platform that provides end-to-end DevOps services, including source control, CI/CD pipelines, agile project management, and infrastructure automation, enabling teams to plan, develop, test, deploy, and monitor applications efficiently in a collaborative environment

Anyone with basic software development, IT, or cloud knowledge can learn Azure DevOps. It is suitable for developers, IT professionals, system administrators, project managers, and cloud engineers who want to implement DevOps practices professionally.

Basic coding knowledge is recommended. Most pipelines and infrastructure tasks require scripting in YAML, PowerShell, Bash, or Python, but the course guides beginners step by step to create automated workflows and manage cloud infrastructure

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. It automates the process of integrating code changes, running tests, and deploying applications to production, enhancing delivery speed, quality, and consistency across different software releases.

Infrastructure as Code is the process of managing cloud infrastructure using code. Azure DevOps supports IaC through ARM templates and Terraform, enabling consistent, automated, and scalable infrastructure deployments with version control and repeatable configurations.

DevOps is a combination of cultural practices, tools, and processes that improve collaboration between development and operations teams. It emphasizes automation, monitoring, continuous delivery, and feedback loops for faster and more reliable software releases.

Azure DevOps is primarily cloud-based, offering scalable services on Microsoft Azure. It also has an on-premises version called Azure DevOps Server for organizations requiring internal deployment, data security, and offline DevOps solutions.

Azure DevOps primarily integrates with Microsoft Azure but also supports AWS, Google Cloud, and on-premises environments. It enables multi-cloud deployments, container orchestration, and automated pipelines across diverse cloud infrastructures.

Yes, our placement team assists with resume building, interviews, and connecting students to IT companies.

AKS is a managed Kubernetes service on Azure. It simplifies container orchestration, deployment, scaling, monitoring, and management of containerized applications, fully integrating with Azure DevOps pipelines for automated workflows.

Basic cloud knowledge helps, but the course teaches Azure fundamentals. Learners understand cloud services, storage, networking, compute, and DevOps integration, enabling them to deploy and manage applications efficiently on Azure.

Monitoring in Azure DevOps involves tracking application performance, pipeline execution, infrastructure health, and logs using Azure Monitor, Application Insights, and Log Analytics to identify issues and optimize deployments proactively.

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