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DevOps: CSC 519


Modern software development organizations require entire teams of DevOps to automate and maintain software engineering processes and infrastructure vital to the organization. In this course, you will gain practical exposure to the skills, tools, and knowledge needed in automating software engineering processes and infrastructure. Students will have the chance to build new or extend existing software engineering tools and design a DevOps pipeline.

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Course Overview

In the course, a mixture of traditional lectures with activities and in-class workshops will be used. During lectures, we will cover core concepts related to a topic. During the in-class workshops, we will perform sample exercises with relevant tools that reinforce lecture material. Evaluation will be based on tech talks, homework assignments, workshop attendance, and final project.

After the course, students are able to:

  • Programmatically provision images.
  • Automatically apply configuration management to production environments.
  • Automatically create and maintain build environments.
  • Maintain test suites and measure testing quality and coverage.
  • Automatically generate new tests, using feedback-directed random testing, fuzzing, and data-flow analysis.
  • Programmatically measure code quality via static and dynamic code analysis.
  • Understand components of infrastructure.
  • Remotely regulate behavior of deployed software via feature flags and configuration servers.
  • Apply advanced strategies for deployment of software.
  • Monitor and analyze telemetry data.
  • Implement resilience testing on production environments (e.g., Chaos Monkey).

Project

The primary objective of the course will be to allow students to gain experience in incrementally building a continous delivery pipeline from scratch. Throughout the semester, students are expected to complete a component of the pipeline by each milestone deadline.

Milestones

Details on requirements for milestones will be released throughout the course. A student's pipeline should demonstrate the following components by the milestone deadline:

  • CM
  • BUILD+TEST+ANALYSIS
  • DEPLOY
  • SPECIAL

Schedule and Topics - Fall 2017

The following schedule is subject to change.

Class Topics Resources Assignments
Aug 17 Core Concepts Adages HW0
Aug 22 Configuration Management
Aug 24 Workshop: Managed Environments HW1
Aug 29 Workshop: Ansible
Aug 31 Workshop: Provisioning
Sep 5 Build Management MILESTONE: CM+BUILD
Sep 7 Workshop: Build Servers
Sep 12 Analysis
Sep 14 Workshop: Complexity
Sep 19 Test Management
Sep 21 Workshop: Test Suites
Sep 26 Workshop: Fuzzing MILESTONE: TEST/ANALYSIS
Sep 28 Workshop: Test Generation HW2
Oct 3 Testing Lecture Makeup
Oct 5—6 Fall Break
Oct 10 Infrastructure Management
Oct 12 Tech Talks #2
Oct 17 Feature Flags/Property Sets/Redis MILESTONE: DEPLOY
Oct 19 Workshop: Queues, Caches, Proxies HW3
Oct 24 Staging + Deployment
Oct 26 Workshop: Deployment
Oct 31 Tech Talks #3
Nov 2 Advanced Docker: Deployment HW4
Nov 7 Analysis + Monitoring MILESTONE: SPECIAL
Nov 9 Workshop: Monitoring + Resilience Chaos Engineering
Nov 14 DevOps at Work I
Nov 16 DevOps at Work II
Nov 21 Tech Talks #4
Nov 23 Thanksgiving
Nov 28 Demos
Nov 30 Demos
Dec 5 Exam (1:00PM - 4:00PM)

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