DevOps is a combination of culture, practices, and tools and a blend of development and IT operations to deliver quality software continuously and at high velocity. Organizations using Amazon Web Services (AWS) can leverage the cloud service to implement DevOps capabilities for the rapid building and delivery of software products. Through this course, learn about AWS's DevOps capabilities. Examine AWS continuous integration/continuous development (CI/CD) developer tools and services, including CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodeStar. Next, explore AWS offerings for microservices and infrastructure as code (IaC). Finally, learn about AWS tools for monitoring and logging services, Platform as a Service (PaaS), and version control. Upon completion, you'll be able to outline AWS DevOps elements, principles, and practices.

Cultivating a more developer-like mindset is essential for modern operations personnel to keep up with innovative software solution deployments and practices. Organizations can use the comprehensive set of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to leverage DevOps practices. In this course, you will explore a practical approach to implementing DevOps practices using AWS. You will create and build a project with AWS CodeBuild, configure AWS CodeDeploy, and work with AWS CodePipeline and AWS CodeStar. Next, you will build a microservices architecture using various AWS tools. Then, focus on Infrastructure as a Code (IaC), cloud monitoring, web apps, and version control. Finally, you will discover how popular DevOps platforms Ansible, Jenkins, and Chef Automate can be integrated with AWS. Upon completion, you'll be able to outline key practices of a implementing a DevOps practice with AWS using AWS services and popular third-party DevOps platforms.