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| Build & Release Engineer Course |
Pre-requisites for Build and Release Course/Training
Basic understanding of linux/unix system concepts
Familiarity with Command Line Interface (CLI)
Familiarity with a Text Editor
Experience with managing systems/applications/infrastructure or with deployments/automation
Concept and Process
Software Configuration Management overview
Elements of Software Configuration Management
Introduction of Version management / Source Code Management
Overview of Build management
Overview of Packaging management
Build and Release Concept and Process
Overview of Release and Deployment management
DevOps Concept and Process
Continuous Integration and Delivery Process
Operating Systems
Introduction of Linux Operating System
Linux User Commands
Linux Admin Commands
Windows Administrator fundamental
Source Code Management
Subversion(svn) Fundamental
Git Fundamental
Git Advance
Build Tools
Apache Ant Fundamental
Apache Maven Fundamental
Apache Maven Advance
MsBuild Fundamental
Gradle Fundamental
Scripting
Powershell Scripting - Fundamental
Bash(Shell) Scripting - Fundamental
Ruby Programming - Fundamental
Package Management in Linux and Windows
Yum
apt-get
Nuget
RPM
Artifact Repository Tools
Sonatype Nexus
Configuration Management Tools
Chef Fundamental
Chef Advance
Puppet Fundamental
Incident Management tools
Jira Fundamental
Continuous Integration Tools
Jenkins Fundamental
Jenkins Advance
CI/CD Concept and Implementation
Concept of Continuous Integration
Concept of Continuous Deployment
Concept of Continuous Delivery
CI/CD Implementation
Contact Info
Email - info@scmGalaxy.comPhone - +91 7004835930 | 8105843520
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Why scmGalaxy for DevOps & Build and Release Training? Watch this video to know about the features & benefits you will get from scmGalaxy.
Content Source:- scmGalaxy.com
This post highlights a career path that’s often misunderstood: a Build & Release Engineer isn’t just “someone who runs builds,” but someone who designs and operates the delivery engine—turning source code into versioned, test-validated, deployable artifacts with traceability and controls. A strong course in this area should cover the full release workflow: SCM and branching strategy, CI pipelines, build tools and dependency management, artifact repositories, environment promotion, release automation, and reliability practices like rollback planning and release validation. What makes it especially valuable today is the DevSecOps angle—secure credential handling, supply-chain checks, and quality gates—because modern release engineering is as much about governance and risk reduction as it is about speed. For anyone aiming to move into platform/DevOps roles, these skills translate directly into faster delivery, fewer production surprises, and more confidence in every release.
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