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DevOps & Docker Courses

Gain experience with DevOps and bridge the gap between development and operations by streamlining and automating processes in the organization.

DevOps & Docker Courses

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SU-100

Linux/UNIX Fundamentals

21.000 DKK
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This course gives you a solid foundation in Linux/UNIX – from the file structure and user permissions to shell scripting and system tools. You learn to work securely and efficiently with the command line as a user, and you get a firm grasp of the most important tools and methods in a Linux environment.
4 daysNext start: 23 Nov 2026
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SU-159

Git Version Control

6.000 DKK
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Learn Git hands-on! Get to grips with commits, branches, merge, rebase and workflows so you can work with version control safely, efficiently and professionally.
1 dayNext start: 23 Nov 2026
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SU-160

Docker Fundamentals

10.000 DKK
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Docker is a tool designed to make it easy to create, deploy and run applications in so-called containers. The course enables you to use Docker in your daily work. It is aimed at developers, testers, DevOps engineers and operations staff, among others.
2 daysNext start: 18 Nov 2026
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SU-114

Automation with Ansible

10.000 DKK
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Learn to automate software provisioning, configuration management and application deployment with Ansible.
2 daysNext start: 12 Nov 2026
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AZ-400

Design and Implement Microsoft DevOps solutions

18.800 DKK
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Learn about automation in development and deployment with Azure DevOps, and build your skills in designing and implementing DevOps processes and strategies in Azure DevOps.
4 daysNext start: 10 Nov 2026
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SU-165

Kubernetes (K8s) Fundamentals

10.500 DKK
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In this course, you learn about Kubernetes and its various components, basic functions and container setup.
2 daysNext start: 23 Nov 2026
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AZ-305

Design Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions

18.800 DKK
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Build your skills in Azure design and architecture and earn an Expert-level Microsoft certification. We give you solid knowledge and expertise in cloud implementations that you can take straight back to your organization.
4 daysNext start: 2 Nov 2026
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GH-200

Automate your workflow with GitHub Actions

6.000 DKK
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Automate software development with GitHub Actions. You will learn how to plan and build workflows that support build and deployment, and how to use GitHub Script to work with the GitHub API. The course gives you a practical foundation for creating faster and more consistent CI/CD processes in GitHub.
1 day
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DevOps & Docker learning path

DevOps at a glance

The term DevOps comes from development + operations. DevOps bridges the gap between development activities and operations activities. It helps ensure an agile approach, where you can continuously test and release through automated processes. Docker is very often used as part of DevOps to enable continuous deployment.

DevOps history

The term DevOps was originally introduced by three software engineers, Len Bass, Ingo Weber and Liming Zhu, from CSIRO, a public Australian research project.

The purpose of this new term, DevOps, was to shorten the time from when a fix to a system was created until it could be released.  In short, DevOps was originally a method for releasing software fixes faster.

DevOps today

Today, DevOps has taken on a somewhat broader meaning. The method is used both to streamline communication between development and operations and to introduce an agile mindset in development projects.

DevOps combines 'Development' and 'Operations' and refers to the collaboration between the two disciplines. Both words are shortened, which makes sense when you consider that the purpose of DevOps is to shorten the time from production to release, right?

Sprints in development projects

When you use the DevOps approach for larger development projects, you break the project into many smaller, more manageable pieces that, ideally, are each fully functional on their own.

This is the agile part of the process, where all the 'sprints', as these divisions are called, make up the full project. Each sprint is developed separately and released relatively quickly. A typical sprint lasts one to two weeks.

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