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IBM (via Coursera)
A foundational course exploring DevOps as a cultural movement and methodology. Covers the business case for DevOps, its essential characteristics, and the history of how it evolved. Teaches new ways of thinking, working, organizing, and measuring to build better products through shared responsibility, transparency, and cross-functional collaboration. One of IBM's highest-rated courses with over 208,000 enrollments.
What I Learned
- Understood DevOps as a cultural change, not just Dev and Ops working together
- Built knowledge of shared responsibility, transparency, and embracing failure as core DevOps values
- Learned Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) for frequent, high-quality deployments
- Explored Infrastructure as Code, Test Driven Development, and Behavior Driven Development
- Understood cloud-native microservices and building resilient, independently deployable code
- Learned to break down organizational silos and work in cross-functional teams
- Applied social coding practices: shared repositories, pair programming, and community-driven development
- Worked in small batches and produced minimum viable products for rapid feedback
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