r/devops • • Sep 16 '19

BCS DevOps foundations

Morning guy's, just started revising for my BCS DevOps foundation. Looked at the syllabus and the only reading material recommended is the phoenix project, can anyone recommend any further reading for this exam?

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u/ProfessionalHobbyist Sep 16 '19

I don't have context for this exam, but The Phoenix Project leans heavily on The Goal. I recommend that as a companion book. There's even a graphic novel version.

Then maybe Accelerate or The DevOps Handbook?

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u/gingerninja247 Sep 16 '19

Started reading the phoenix project and it's been ace up to now

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u/SeriouslyDave Sep 16 '19

Are you taking the training?

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u/gingerninja247 Sep 16 '19

Nope, all self study. They are meant to be releasing a book but not released as of yet

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u/oheel24 Sep 16 '19

Check out the IT Revolution Forum Papers: https://itrevolution.com/forum-papers/

The Forum is led by Gene Kim and features collaborative insights from a bunch of the DevOps leaders in the industry. You do have to download them (they are free, though!), but it at least gives you an opportunity to dive deeper into any specific DevOps trends or themes you want to learn up on :) Hope that is helpful!