DevOps Engineers are IT professionals who collaborate with software developers, system operators and other IT staff members to create and develop systems that support the users of the infrastructure. They break down the wall between development and operations to produce effective, efficient, and reliable products. This program will introduce you to the major principles of DevOps, such as continuous delivery, continuous feedback, and continuous improvement. The course includes high-level overviews of various concepts and tools, such as Cloud, Analytics, and Containers. DevOps Engineers can be a valuable asset to any business or organization and change the software production landscape.
As businesses require more custom-built software, the teams that develop, deploy, and maintain that software need optimizing, and professionals with those skills are in demand. In 2019, there were over 70,500* job postings for individuals with a DevOps skill set. That’s nearly a 20% increase in jobs from 2018 to 2019. (*Source: Burning Glass Technologies)
The LSU DevOps Engineer Certificate is made up of 15 courses comprised of 7 different knowledge areas which can be purchased separately or bundled together for a discount. Courses are open to all participants, not just those pursuing a certificate program.
Requirements
These online courses require access to a computer with Internet access, email, an Internet browser (Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox recommended), MS PowerPoint, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Format
Online format with six months to complete the entire program. Each individual course must be completed in 4 weeks.
What You Will Earn
After successfully completing all courses in the certificate program, you will be able to download an official LSU certificate. We recommend you print out this certificate and showcase it with pride!
Completers will also receive a digital badge that showcases your new skill set and provides employers with a reliable way to assess your capabilities. These badges serve as a visual representation of your accomplishments and can be shared on social media, personal websites, or professional networking sites. Badges are distributed through Canvas Credentials. For more information on digital badges, visit the LSU Digital Badge page.