DevSecOps is the practice of including security in every step of software development. It enables organizations to proactively monitor for and remediate security concerns while the code is being written. In this course, you'll discover where DevSecOps is relevant, how it can be introduced as a practice, and the best practices and challenges of a DevSecOps implementation.

With continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), software developers can better address organizational needs and more quickly deliver their software solutions. Jenkins is a commonly deployed tool they can use for creating and maintaining that CI/CD process. In this course, discover how to use Jenkins to support building, deploying, and automating your projects. Learn how to install Jenkins with Ubuntu. Explore the build process using Jenkins and learn how to build software artifacts. Review testing frameworks and plugins used by Jenkins and how to automate testing. Finally, explore automated deployment and deployment as a post-build step. On completing this course, you'll be able to install and configure Jenkins to build, test, and deploy your software development projects.

DevOps has revolutionized the software delivery life cycle by enabling development and operations teams to work together in delivering frequent product updates that reflect user feedback. In this course, you will explore DevOps, as well as the culture and practices associated with it. Discover common tools mapped to the DevOps life cycle, commonly delivered through a continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. Identify the role containers and container orchestration play in complementing DevOps processes. And finally, learn about configuration management and deployment using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) services. On completing this course, you'll be able to identify the many benefits of DevOps and how both container management and automation are used in DevOps.

In traditional software development, security teams are often included as an afterthought, which can lead to expensive rewrites, redesigns, and reconfigurations. By engaging and involving your security team throughout your DevOps process, you can build higher quality, more secure software solutions. In this course, learn ways to ensure better resiliency of the DevOps pipeline by introducing security best practices into your processes from the get-go. Explore how to apply analytics to your pipeline, learn about automating configuration management, and gain practical tips on using Terraform and Ansible. On completing this course, you'll be able to better secure your DevOps process, automate your security testing, and apply analytics to your CI/CD pipeline.