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DevOps, CI/CD and DevSecOps Workshop | DevOpsSchool.com

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If you just want to understand a DevOps, CI/CD and DevSecOps overall but END to END flow.
 
This is the Workshop for you - going to be organized by DevOpsSchool.com at Hyderabad (Gachibowli)

Complete info:- http://bit.ly/2JHkpqx

Date:- 21st July (Sunday)

Call/WhatsApp +91 630 082 0388 (Karan) | +91 700 483 5930 (Mantosh)

Mail:- Contact@DevOpsSchool.com

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  1. Rahul12 January 2026 at 22:41

    Thanks for sharing this workshop opportunity — it looks like a fantastic way to get hands-on experience with some of the most important practices in modern software delivery! I especially appreciate how the focus goes beyond basic DevOps concepts and includes CI/CD and DevSecOps, because integrating security early into the development pipeline is something many teams struggle with in real environments. The way you’ve highlighted practical exercises and real-world scenarios makes this feel very relevant for both newcomers and experienced professionals who want to strengthen their workflows and automation strategies. I also liked the balance between foundational topics and advanced practices; it gives the impression that attendees will walk away with knowledge they can apply immediately rather than just theory. If I could suggest one thing for future posts, it might be to include a sample session agenda or a few testimonials from past participants — that would help readers understand what specific outcomes to expect. Overall, this seems like a thoughtfully designed and highly valuable workshop for anyone serious about improving delivery speed, reliability, and security — thanks again for posting!

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  2. Manshi kumari16 January 2026 at 04:11

    This workshop outline captures the essential, integrated learning path from DevOps to CI/CD and DevSecOps that was so valuable several years ago. While the core principles of automating pipelines and shifting security left remain foundational, the specific tools and cloud-native practices have evolved significantly. Today, an equivalent workshop would likely delve deeper into GitOps patterns, infrastructure-as-code with tools like Terraform or Pulumi, and security scanning integrated directly into cloud CI/CD services. It's a great reminder of how quickly the landscape moves and why continuous learning is at the heart of DevOps itself.

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