DevOps professionals are in high demand! According to a recent GitLab report, DevOps skills are expected to grow 122% over the next five years, making it one of the fastest growing skills in the workforce. This certificate will equip you with the key concepts and technical know-how to build your skills and knowledge of DevOps practices, tools and technologies and prepare you for an entry-level role in Software Engineering. The courses in this program will help you develop skill sets in a variety of DevOps philosophies and methodologies including Agile Development, Scrum Methodology, Cloud Native Architecture, Behavior and Test-Driven Development, and Zero Downtime Deployments. You will learn to program with the Python language and Linux shell scripts, create projects in GitHub, containerize and orchestrate your applications using Docker, Kubernetes & OpenShift, compose applications with microservices, employ serverless technologies, perform continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD), develop testcases, ensure your code is secure, and monitor & troubleshoot your cloud deployments. Guided by experts at IBM, you will be prepared for success. Labs and projects in this certificate program are designed to equip job-ready hands-on skills that will help you launch a new career in a highly in-demand field. This professional certificate is suitable for both - those who have none or some programming experience, as well as those with and without college degrees.
HH
It was an amazing journey. This course made me familiar with many concepts I had difficulty understanding. It inspired me to continue my journey on learning more about DevOps. Great job, coursera!
HA
Easy to understand even with my zero knowledge of cloud. The learning and content are enjoyable, it makes me want to continue to next lesson after finishing the previous one. Overal, good course
AA
It is really a great course to start with. it really clarified me a lot of concepts that I knew but I did know their value.I recommend it for anybod that wants to start his/her AGILE journey
YL
Simple enough to fast track the learning, while it still manages to maintain the depth levels which allows learner to grapsh the main aspects on software engineering
FM
A very complete and dynamic course that develops learning how to operate GitHub, its history and the benefits for the community.
DG
All is good except final peer review task.You have to make a lot of screenshots and your peers sometimes put 0 for correct answer for example when you write 86400 instead of 60*60*24
TM
it becomes easier wand clearer when one gets to complete the assignments as to how to utilize what has been learned. Practical work is a great way to learn, which was a fundamental part of the course.
RN
A challenging course since it incorporates multiple concepts at the same time and it could be demanding, not a great deal if you are organized
MK
Necessary concepts are explained nicely and in a detailed manner.The virtual environment for the course is working properly and nice to gain experience on
BN
wonderfull course, specially practice part, I really enjoyed it. I would be better if the AWS cloud part has a practice labs. anyway it was an awsome course. thank you guys
AB
The course offered by Coursera is Amazing. The Couch was good & the way he delivers & the way he teaches was good. But the review system is very slow. Which will let peers do the review.
FC
The program was great—difficult, but enjoyable nonetheless.
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Very enthusiastic instructor. Information was delivered clearly and covered interesting topics that better helped me grasp the cultural changes of DevOps and how it improves the development process.
Can't wait to undertake any other course facilitated by this instructor. The presentation is fantastic, deep, and all-inclusive, and you're just buried into it and never wanting to take a break.
This was an odd one. There's very little in terms of real content. This entire course could have been summed up in a 10 minute introduction to DevOps. The lecturer is weirdly intense and opinionated, bordering on the aggressive. The quizzes are oddly specific, featuring questions about which conference early DevOps pioneers attended -- as if that's in any way relevant knowledge.
It is not beginner-friendly at all, and you should have a solid knowledge of web/mobile development to understand everything properly.
The thing I hate the most is quiz and assessment design not aiming to test your real proficiency, but rather some ephemeral concepts. I've passed everything 100%, but there's hardly anything I could really implement in the future workplace.
Also, I would really appreciate practice, which is entirely lacking in this course, unfortunately.
It was an amazing journey. This course made me familiar with many concepts I had difficulty understanding. It inspired me to continue my journey on learning more about DevOps. Great job, coursera!
I learned a lot from this course. I love the energy in Mr. Rofrano. He's an excellent Instructor. I really appreciate the course. Made learning much easy. Thanks a lot, Coursera.
I'm new to programming and have never worked in the industry so most of this went over my head. However, I was able to see the bigger picture and learn about how to optimize and better utilize teams to get work done efficiently.
The instructor was extremely insightful and made this course interesting and easy to learn.
As an aside, this course took roughly 6 hrs to complete watching at 1.25x speed
Very interesting and useful course! I would like to see fewer questions about history in the tests, like "who wrote this book". I also think this course is not quite for beginners, maybe you should also make a note about this on the course description
The course content is about introduction and it's very short . They will provide u all kind of knowledge and introductory for devops which is just overview, it wont make u a devops engineer , might you have to have a proper knowledge of devops in proper way
Sorry but it bored me very much. I want to know what DevOps is and not learn for the 10th Time what agile, waterfall, yadayada is
no examples of relevant practices
I would highly recommend this course to everyone working in tech. Regardless of one's career. This course is not just about tools or technologies, it is about work practice and culture; The Culture of DevOps, taking this course has helped me in getting a better knowledge of many thing, It has helped open my mind to what DevOps actually is ad how the culture if applied correctly could be used to improve business and work.
Being an Engineer in Operations, I was able to relate with almost everything in this course, and I certainly understand and have an insight into Knowledge that I never thought of before.
This course would be beneficial to everyone in tech.
I really loved the course. The content is well structured and organized, the instructor has a way of explaining content in such an amazing, funny and engaging way.
I am confident to keep on learning about this cultural change "DevOps" that is impacting the way organizations build and deploy software. And most of the things I learned can be used in may other domains
I enjoyed the course. I really urge students to take their time and don't try to rush throught the course. Let every piece of information sink in, and engage in the discussion modules to really reflect and write on these topics.
This was a great introductory course! I really enjoyed the narration of the entire course, I felt like the narrator really put his all into it. I think his passion for the topic really helped me stay interested.
Exceptional. Thank you for sharing this wonderful and insightful knowledge with me. I hope to apply these principles not only in my organization but in every aspect of my life.
Excelente curso. Me gustó mucho el enfoque didáctico; explican de forma muy clara cómo se integran la cultura y las herramientas en un entorno real
It was a fabulous course and all thanks to the passionate trainer John Rofrano.
All thanks to John Rofrano for being a fantastic teacher.
He explained everything in detail, and even as a beginner, I understood and had a conviction for DevOps and software engineering.
But I had a problem, There were no practical lessons regarding the tools mentioned. I'm a beginner, and when I saw the employment criteria for a software engineer and DevOps. They require practical knowledge not theory. I mean how to use, operate and write codes with the tools.
Big Thanks to IBM and the lovely team
Great foundational course which felt to me mostly aimed at business leaders. The instructor is very eloquent, but some of the quiz items test you on ridiculous things, like the author of a book mentioned in one of the videos.