Open Practices for your DevOps Journey

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Open Practices for your DevOps Journey

Coursera · Beginner ·🛡️ AI Safety & Ethics ·1mo ago
Open Practices for your DevOps Journey is a series of learning modules that introduce open principles and team practices to use during product development. Enhanced with video from Red Hat experts, you will learn the skills necessary to help transform how your organization thinks about project planning and execution. Course objectives: Integrate foundation practices from the Open Practice Library into team activities, which improves team culture and technical excellence. Facilitate discovery practices from the Open Practice Library to create alignment on product development target outcomes. Generate and refine new ideas on product development teams by using options practices from the Open Practice Library. Describe common delivery practices that teams use to build product increments.
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