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Where I can get best advance level training on DevOps ?

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I want to learn about DevOps advance level training . So can you please suggest me about this .

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Google has suggestions: https://www.google.com/search?q=DevOps+advance+level+training

However, organizations that have a big enough IT-department to start thinking about DevOps might have a HR-department, contracts and policies that are relevant for you also.
But if you are free to make your own choice and only need permission from your manager to be away for a few days (unless it’s an online training you do in your own time) this is a good starting point.

If you prefer local training instead of via the Internet, add your location, state or country to the search terms, like searching for DEVOPS TRAINING LONDON or DEVOPS TRAINING TEXAS. Then won’t get training companies, however good they are, from Canada or Australia, which are somewhat impractical to go to.

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In reply to Where I can get best advance level training on DevOps ?

Read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps so you know what DevOps is.

The problem I see with DevOps is that some might try to apply it to all software development. I had a 28 day embedded project that would have blown its 28 day limit if there were any attempt to force DevOps onto the plan. This was 28 days from start to finish including a custom printed circuit board, circuit design, software coding and final delivery. We made thousands of these boards as well as outsourcing the remote control for the system.

The speed of development was a bit hard on management but we got it done and moved onto the next project.

The last part of DevOps is that most of what I’ve experienced is that it’s hard for the company to commit the needed resources so you end up selling DevOps rather than actually doing DevOps.

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