DevOps Bootcamp

What is DevOps?

DevOps is a set of practices aimed at ensuring high quality and high availability while reducing software iteration time through highly integrated development, testing, and operations.

Many students may be familiar with the process of writing and submitting code. But for a commercial software/website, submitting code is only 20% of all the work, and there is still some distance from actually deploying the code to the production environment, which is the environment used by users

Differences between DevOps and Developer's work

What is DevOps

If each piece of code is a train, then the Developer is the engineer who builds the train, and DevOps is responsible for getting the train running on the track. In reality, making the train run smoothly and efficiently on the tracks is not a simple task. You need to design a railway route to prevent trains from colliding or being delayed, and you also need to schedule the trains to ensure normal railway system operation. Only in this way can each train play its maximum role on the tracks.

Understanding the DevOps work mode

Managing cloud services + coordinating with product development, data engineering and other project teams

We can imagine a cloud-based software/website, such as Jira, such as Google, such as Instablame, with hundreds to thousands of developers behind each software. Once the code of these developers is merged into the development environment by the developer, the CI/CD pipeline will automatically perform tests, package and deploy to the staging and production environments. This CI/CD pipeline is one of the DevOps practices. Tools and methods such as Jenkins, Bamboo, Travis CI, Circle CI, Docker, etc. may be used here.

Why learn DevOps?

High salary, many job opportunities, good prospects, less programming, new IT employment choice

DevOps positions are easy to get started with and can help students understand the architecture and development process of the Internet product, and can be used as a transition option for IT Support/Network personnel.

The large amount of internet product output and continued version updates have increased the demand for DevOps in the job market. According to statistics, even during the pandemic, there are still over 3500 DevOps job openings on Australia's largest job website Seek, with an average annual salary of 100k+.

The DevOps Bootcamp, the only full-linkage DevOps training in Australia

The 3+3+3 model helps you on your DevOps journey.

The DevOps Bootcamp will guide you through learning in a three-month course, three project practices, and three months of company internships to teach you how to continuously integrate and deliver (CI/CD), containerize (Containerization), and understand system language Linux, to help with Agile development processes and continuous updates and version releases of internet products.

Training 4.0 Model

The JR Academy continuously upgrades based on market and business needs and student feedback, and has now entered the Training 4.0 Model. Students can attend the courses again for free within two years, participate in two team projects, and enjoy lifetime video learning for free.