Engineering Workflow
Start with source and change control.
- Git model and collaboration
- Branching strategies
- Pull / merge workflows
- Artifact lifecycle
- Release thinking
Connect source control, CI/CD, infrastructure automation, containers, Kubernetes and observability into a coherent engineering delivery system.
The exact sequence is adjusted to the audience. Foundation topics can be compressed for experienced teams; architecture and troubleshooting can be expanded for advanced programs.
Start with source and change control.
Turn change into a controlled delivery pipeline.
Make infrastructure changes repeatable.
Understand images, runtime and isolation.
Operate applications on a distributed orchestration platform.
Measure the platform and understand failure.
Exercises emphasize observation, implementation, failure and diagnosis rather than command copying.
Build a CI pipeline
Automate configuration with Ansible
Containerize a service
Deploy and troubleshoot a Kubernetes workload
Create Prometheus alerts and a Grafana dashboard
Improve software delivery and platform engineering by connecting CI/CD, automation, containerization, Kubernetes and observability into an operable system.
ContinueA representative architecture-review scenario for a Kubernetes platform that works functionally but needs stronger production resilience, security and operability.
ContinueA representative DevSecOps scenario for a delivery pipeline that needs security controls without turning every build into an unmanageable collection of scanners.
ContinueArchitecture and modernization guidance for cloud infrastructure, platform services, networking, observability and workload migration.
ContinueIndependent engineering guidance for organizations making architecture, platform, modernization or technology-selection decisions across connected systems.
ContinueDesign, review and troubleshoot Linux and open infrastructure with emphasis on reliability, security, performance and operational clarity.
ContinueTooling can be adapted around GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, AAP, Kubernetes distributions and the customer's current platform stack.