Advanced Application Life Cycle Management Training
Advanced Application Life Cycle Management Training focuses on the overall management of applications, from initial creation to deployment, maintenance, and eventual retirement. This program covers advanced methodologies and best practices for managing application performance, upgrades, and quality assurance, ensuring that applications satisfy business requirements and react successfully to changing needs.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Advanced Application Life Cycle Management Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
IT Project Managers: Optimize the entire application lifecycle to ensure timely, cost-effective completion with excellent quality.
Application Developers: Learn advanced ways to manage application upgrades, integrations, and performance throughout their lifetime.
Software Engineers: This course is intended for software developers who want to learn more about managing complicated programs, such as deployment, maintenance, and version control.
Business Analysts: Business analysts may integrate application management techniques with business objectives and requirements, ensuring applications provide value throughout their lifecycle.
IT Operations Professionals: This course is designed for IT personnel who support and maintain applications. It focuses on lifecycle management to improve dependability and efficiency.
Application Lifecycle Manager: As an Application Lifecycle Manager, you oversee the whole application development, deployment, and maintenance process.
IT Project Manager: As an IT project manager, you’ll manage application lifecycles, ensure successful delivery, and provide continuous support.
Software Development Manager: As a Software Development Manager, you’ll lead teams and manage application lifecycle processes to provide high-quality software.
Application Support Specialist: Application Support Specialists provide ongoing support and administration for applications, including troubleshooting and updating.
Business Systems Analyst: As a Business Systems Analyst, you analyze and optimize application management procedures to fit with organizational goals and requirements.
- Overview of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
- Key stages: Requirements, Development, Testing, Deployment, and Maintenance
- Advanced ALM tools and frameworks (Azure DevOps, Jira, GitLab, etc.)
- Integrating ALM with Agile and DevOps methodologies
- Importance of traceability and version control
- Advanced techniques for requirements gathering and prioritization
- Linking business goals with technical requirements
- Managing change requests and scope creep
- Using tools for backlog and sprint planning
- Assignment work: Create a requirements traceability matrix
- Deep dive into version control systems (Git branching, merging, tagging)
- Environment configuration and infrastructure tracking
- Managing dependencies and build consistency
- CI/CD integration with source control
- Hands-on Practice: Build an automated configuration management setup
- Advanced CI strategies and pipelines
- Integrating automated builds and testing
- Tools overview: Jenkins, Azure Pipelines, GitHub Actions
- Handling build failures and notifications
- Practical Work: Configure an automated build pipeline
- Test management lifecycle in ALM
- Automated testing frameworks and integration (Selenium, JUnit, etc.)
- Managing test cases, defects, and reports
- Quality gates in CI/CD
- Practical Work: Integrate automated testing in CI pipeline
- Advanced deployment strategies (Blue-Green, Canary, Rolling updates)
- Environment promotion and rollback mechanisms
- Release governance and audit trails
- Practical Work: Implement an automated deployment pipeline
- Application monitoring and incident tracking
- Using telemetry and analytics tools for performance metrics
- Root cause analysis and post-deployment reviews
- Continuous improvement through feedback integration
- Assignment: Set up monitoring dashboards
- Integrating ALM with DevSecOps and ITSM tools
- Security and compliance in ALM pipelines
- Managing distributed teams and collaboration
- Final project: Design an end-to-end ALM workflow for a sample product
- Review, best practices and certification preparation
This course focuses on mastering the complete application lifecycle — from planning and development to testing, deployment and maintenance using modern ALM tools and automation practices.
It’s ideal for software developers, project managers, DevOps engineers, QA professionals, and anyone involved in managing software projects or delivery pipelines.
Basic knowledge of software development processes, version control (like Git), and project management tools is recommended. Prior exposure to CI/CD or Agile methods is helpful but not mandatory.
The course includes hands-on practice with tools such as Azure DevOps, Jira, Git, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and other CI/CD and monitoring platforms.
The training emphasizes automation, traceability, collaboration, and quality management across the entire application lifecycle. You’ll learn how to integrate and optimize every stage for efficiency.
Yes. Every module includes practical exercises where you’ll configure pipelines, manage builds, automate tests, and deploy applications in real or simulated environments.
Yes. Advanced ALM training integrates DevOps, Agile and CI/CD principles to help you understand how these approaches improve lifecycle management.
You can enroll via our website or contact our support team directly via email or phone. We’ll guide you through the quick and easy registration process.
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Students ’ll design and implement an end-to-end ALM workflow, including requirements tracking, automated builds, testing, deployment, and monitoring for a sample application.
After completing this course, you’ll be qualified for roles like ALM Consultant, DevOps Engineer, Release Manager, or Application Lifecycle Specialist. You’ll also be able to streamline project delivery in your current role.
Yes. A course completion certificate will be awarded, confirming your skills in advanced ALM tools, processes and a capstone project.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
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Application Lifecycle Manager: As an Application Lifecycle Manager, you oversee the whole application development, deployment, and maintenance process.
IT Project Manager: As an IT project manager, you’ll manage application lifecycles, ensure successful delivery, and provide continuous support.
Software Development Manager: As a Software Development Manager, you’ll lead teams and manage application lifecycle processes to provide high-quality software.
Application Support Specialist: Application Support Specialists provide ongoing support and administration for applications, including troubleshooting and updating.
Business Systems Analyst: As a Business Systems Analyst, you analyze and optimize application management procedures to fit with organizational goals and requirements.
Student Reviews
This training really deepened my understanding of ALM. I had experience with basic project tracking, but now I can design and automate confidently. The instructor explained real enterprise workflows clearly