Overview
Following this training sessions, you will depart with an increased knowledge of what tools and techniques are available to automate routine IT tasks and how to go about it. You will see many real-life examples as the event is run by experienced people whose primary job function is to automate tasks rather than being delivered by trainers with little to know real world experience.
You are encouraged to ask questions including about specific platforms and products that are used in house whether they be on-premises or cloud hosted.
Audience
Technical people having responsibility for IT systems (on-premises or cloud). These would typically be system admins, support engineers, consultants, DevOps engineers, etc. It is not suitable for absolute beginners in PowerShell, but all other skill levels will be catered for.
Content
The day will start with the following topics and then dive into areas as requested by the participants.
- Why automate?
- What to automate?
- What not to automate
- How to automate?
- Low/no code versus all code
- In house versus outsourced
- APIs, SDKs, CLIs
- Off the shelf products – examples, benefits, detractors
- Security
- Monitoring/alerting
- Maintenance
- The elephant in the room – AI
- What is DevOps
Have a question?
Let’s get this conversation started. Tell us a bit about your requirements and we’ll be in touch.
What you need to bring for these courses when delivered as a virtual classroom.
For virtual classroom courses, you will need:
- Computer with Internet Access
- Microphone and Headset
- Webcam
- Microsoft Teams
- A dual monitor setup is recommended for IT training