Our Certified GitOps Associate course is an intensive 3-day program designed to immerse you in the fundamentals of GitOps. You'll master essential concepts such as Continuous Deployment, Declarative Descriptions, Desired State, and State Reconciliation. Learn best practices including Configuration as Code and Infrastructure as Code within DevOps and DevSecOps frameworks. Dive into Deployment and Release Patterns, Progressive Delivery, and more. Gain hands-on experience with tools like ArgoCD, Flux, and other Reconciliation Engines. By the end of this course, you'll be adept at managing and automating deployments using GitOps principles, preparing you for real-world application.
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Prerequisites for Certified GitOps Associate Course:
These prerequisites ensure that potential learners have a foundation to successfully undertake the Certified GitOps Associate course.
Introduction
The Certified GitOps Associate course equips IT professionals with hands-on skills in GitOps principles and practices over a comprehensive 3-day training program.
Target Audience and Job Roles
Introduction: The Certified GitOps Associate course by Koenig Solutions offers a comprehensive understanding of GitOps practices and principles. Over three days, participants will explore essential terminology, principles, related practices, patterns, and tooling to effectively manage software systems.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
Understand GitOps Terminology: Gain familiarity with crucial terms such as Continuous, Declarative Description, Desired State, State Drift, State Reconciliation, State Store, Feedback Loop, and Rollback.
Learn GitOps Principles: Study the core principles of GitOps, including being Declarative, Versioned and Immutable, Pulled Automatically, and Continuously Reconciled.
Explore Related Practices: Delve into related practices such as Configuration as Code, Infrastructure as Code, DevOps, DevSecOps, Continuous Integration (CI), and Continuous Delivery (CD).
Identify GitOps Patterns: Understand deployment and release patterns, progressive delivery patterns, pull versus event-driven mechanisms, and architecture patterns pertinent to GitOps.
Tooling Proficiency: Learn about various manifest formats and packaging, state store systems (including Git and alternatives), and reconciliation engines like ArgoCD and Flux.
State Management: Study the concept of state stores and how to manage software states effectively
Introduction
The Certified GitOps Associate course equips IT professionals with hands-on skills in GitOps principles and practices over a comprehensive 3-day training program.
Target Audience and Job Roles
Introduction: The Certified GitOps Associate course by Koenig Solutions offers a comprehensive understanding of GitOps practices and principles. Over three days, participants will explore essential terminology, principles, related practices, patterns, and tooling to effectively manage software systems.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
Understand GitOps Terminology: Gain familiarity with crucial terms such as Continuous, Declarative Description, Desired State, State Drift, State Reconciliation, State Store, Feedback Loop, and Rollback.
Learn GitOps Principles: Study the core principles of GitOps, including being Declarative, Versioned and Immutable, Pulled Automatically, and Continuously Reconciled.
Explore Related Practices: Delve into related practices such as Configuration as Code, Infrastructure as Code, DevOps, DevSecOps, Continuous Integration (CI), and Continuous Delivery (CD).
Identify GitOps Patterns: Understand deployment and release patterns, progressive delivery patterns, pull versus event-driven mechanisms, and architecture patterns pertinent to GitOps.
Tooling Proficiency: Learn about various manifest formats and packaging, state store systems (including Git and alternatives), and reconciliation engines like ArgoCD and Flux.
State Management: Study the concept of state stores and how to manage software states effectively