Udemy - YAML Fundamentals for DevOps, Cloud & IaC Engineers

What you'll learn
What is YAML?
Understand YAML Structure
Understanding the syntax of YAML
Understand Simple and Complex YAML documents
Understand Block Style and Flow Style
Ability to handle long and multi-line strings
Ability to develop professional YAML documents using Anchors
Ability to use Tags to enforce data type
Ability to develop YAML documents from scratch
Use the provided Python code to review YAML documents
Description
YAML is a data serialization language. The "YAML Fundamentals" course helps beginners with the required skills to develop YAML documents. Most common languages provide support for YAML like GO, Python, Java, C# etc., You will see YAML being used in various ways in the industry for web service communication, configuration management, configuration files, data store, etc.
This course helps you build skills to develop a properly structured YAML document in both block style and flow style. The "flow style" is also known as JSON style or compact style.
In today's market, every IT professional is expected to know YAML.
Learning Objectives for this course are:
What is YAML?
Compare YAML with HTML, JSON and XML
YAML Structure
Data types in YAML
Complex Mapping
Learn to document multiple YAML documents in a single file.
Handling multi-line strings.
Advance features of YAML (Tags, Anchors, Chomping, etc.)
Representing data using YAML
Different styles of documenting YAML
Tools and Technologies leveraging YAML data serialization format
Creating and validating YAML using VS CODE Editor
Using Python to read & extract data from YAML documents
Using Python to determine the data types in YAML documents
Reviewing example Kubernetes YAML document
Reviewing example Ansible YAML playbook
Who this course is for:
Cloud Engineers
DevOps Engineers
Software Engineers
Full Stack Web Developers
Software Architects
Software Managers
Anyone with an interest to learn YAML!

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/yaml-fundamentals-for-devops-cloud-iac-engineers/