Git workflows (GitFlow, trunk-based) - SkilBrill

AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional Training Git workflows (GitFlow, trunk-based)

AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional Training

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M1 — DOP-C02 Scope and DevOps Mindset

DOP-C02 skills measured

CALMS framework

SLOs and error budgets

Continuous delivery principles

M2 — Source Control and Branching

Git workflows (GitFlow, trunk-based)

Pull request hygiene

Monorepo patterns

CodeCommit and CodeConnections

M3 — CI with CodeBuild and CodePipeline

Build specifications

Artifacts and caching

Pipeline orchestration

Parallel and fan-out pipelines

M4 — CD with CodeDeploy and Deployment Strategies

Blue/green and canary

Lambda and ECS deploys

Traffic shifting with ALB and weighted target groups

Rollback automation

M5 — IaC with CloudFormation and CDK

Stack design patterns

Change sets and drift detection

CDK constructs and aspects

Cross-account IaC with StackSets

M6 — Configuration and Secrets Management

Parameter Store vs Secrets Manager

Rotation patterns

AWS AppConfig feature flags

Multi-account config strategy

M7 — Observability and Monitoring

CloudWatch metrics, logs, alarms

Embedded metric format

Synthetics and RUM

Distributed tracing with X-Ray

M8 — Incident Response and Forensics

Runbook automation with SSM

AWS Fault Injection Simulator

Chaos engineering patterns

Post-incident reviews

M9 — Compliance as Code

Config rules and conformance packs

Audit Manager evidence

Inspector and CodeGuru

Tagging and SCP guardrails

M10 — Containers and Serverless DevOps

EKS pipelines with Argo CD

Lambda versioning and aliases

App Runner and Step Functions

EventBridge event-driven patterns

M11 — Cost, Performance and SLOs

Performance and efficiency pillar

Cost-aware pipelines

SLO design and burn-rate alerts

Capacity planning

M12 — Capstone and DOP-C02 Mocks

Multi-account CI/CD with IaC and observability

DOP-C02 mapped mocks

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