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Introduction to DevSecOps

Johns Hopkins University

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DevSecOps has gained considerable momentum in recent years. It integrates software development (Dev), information security (Sec), and IT operations (Ops) so that businesses increase the value delivered by software. This course provides an overview of DevSecOps; introduces essential practices, such as continuous integration / continuous deployment (CI/CD), that shorten the cycle from implementing a feature to its availability to users; and describes how to start a DevSecOps transformation.
This course is for anyone who develops or manages information technology (IT) systems and wants to break down barriers between teams (development, information security, and operations), to shorten the time to market of new IT capabilities and gain a competitive advantage in the industry, and to increase the dependability and security of IT services.

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Intermediate Level

a background in an information technology (IT)-related discipline, such as computer science, or prior experience managing IT teams

Approx. 21 hours to complete

English

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What you will learn

Describe DevSecOps
Explain the three principles that underpin DevSecOps practices
Plan a DevSecOps transformation
Automate tasks to increase the quality and throughput of work

Skills you will gain

Devops
DevSecOps

Flexible deadlines

Reset deadlines in accordance to your schedule.

Shareable Certificate

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100% online

Start instantly and learn at your own schedule.

Coursera Labs

Includes hands on learning projects.

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Intermediate Level

a background in an information technology (IT)-related discipline, such as computer science, or prior experience managing IT teams

Approx. 21 hours to complete

English

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Instructor

Joel Coffman

Lecturer

Engineering for Professionals

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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1

Week 1

5 hours to complete

Introduction

5 hours to complete

12 videos (Total 66 min), 8 readings, 5 quizzes

12 videos

Welcome2mImagine the Possibilities4mThe Problem9mBreaking the Downward Spiral6mSoftware Processes4mAgile Software Development6mLean Manufacturing3mThe Technology Value Stream6mThe Three Ways4mWhat is DevSecOps?6mInformation Security is Everyone's Job5mMyths5m

8 readings

Syllabus5mLesson OverviewLesson OverviewLesson OverviewLesson OverviewState of DevOps45mModule ReviewMaking the Kessel Run10m

5 practice exercises

Introduction30mSoftware Processes30mDevOps30mDevSecOps30mIntroduction15m

Week2

Week 2

4 hours to complete

The Three Ways

The behaviors and practices of DevSecOps stem from three principles: the fast flow of planned work throughout the value stream, constant feedback at every stage in the process, and the creation of a generative culture that embraces continual learning. This module dives into each of these principles in more detail, illustrating the concepts with real-world examples related to manufacturing and technology as evidence of their applicability to different domains.

4 hours to complete

18 videos (Total 78 min), 8 readings, 4 quizzes

18 videos

Overview of the Principles of Flow1mLimit Work in Progress4mReduce Batch Size4mReduce Hand-offs4mIdentify and Elevate Constraints4mEliminate Hardship and Waste3mWorking Safely in Complex Systems3mThree Mile Island accident5mSeeing Problems4mSolving Problems6mPush Quality to the Source3mOptimize for Downstream Work2mOrganizational Culture6mEnabling Organizational Learning and Safety4mImproving Daily Work6mTransform Local Discoveries into Global Improvements4mInject Resiliency4mLeadership3m

8 readings

Lesson OverviewLesson OverviewThe Andon Cord10mLesson OverviewChaos engineering helps DevOps cope with complexity10mModule ReviewThe Three Ways: The Principles Underpinning DevOps10mA Personal Reinterpretation Of The Three Ways10m

4 practice exercises

Principles of Flow30mPrinciples of Feedback30mPrinciples of Continual Learning30mThe Three Ways20m

Week3

Week 3

3 hours to complete

Getting Started

3 hours to complete

13 videos (Total 55 min), 6 readings, 4 quizzes

13 videos

The Value Stream3mTypes of Projects5mWho: Starting and Expanding3mValue Stream Mapping5mStarting the Journey7mConway's Law3mOrganizational Structure6mEveryone's Job4mFunding1mLoosely-Coupled Architectures3mOverview2mShared Services3mIntegrating Daily Work4m

6 readings

Lesson OverviewLesson OverviewLesson OverviewModule ReviewProject To Product: How Value Stream Networks Will Transform IT & Business10mConway's Law: Critical For Efficient Team Design In Tech10m

4 practice exercises

The Value Stream30mOrganizational Structure30mIntegrating Ops with Dev30mGetting Started25m

Week4

Week 4

9 hours to complete

Project

In this module, we'll apply DevSecOps practices in the context of developing a website. To do that, we'll introduce Git, a distributed version control system, and GitHub, a software development and project management platform; these two tools will be used extensively later in this specialization. Rather than developing the website from scratch, we'll use Jekyll, a static site generator, to convert Markdown files to web pages automatically. Finally, we'll introduce GitHub Actions to automate various tasks, from building the site to monitoring it in production.

9 hours to complete

3 videos (Total 16 min), 18 readings, 6 quizzes

3 videos

Introduction to Git5mJekyll5mJekyll Themes4m

18 readings

Lesson OverviewSetting up a repository10mSaving Changes10mInspecting a repository10mUndoing Changes10mSyncing10mUsing Branches10mMerge Conflicts10mLesson OverviewHello World10mIntroduction to GitHub10mReviews10mUnderstanding the GitHub Flow10mLesson OverviewCreate a Site10mLesson OverviewUnderstanding GitHub Actions10mContinuous Integration10m

4 practice exercises

Using Git30mUsing GitHub30mUsing Markdown30mUsing GitHub Actions30m

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