DevOps Launchpad

A free training platform for all areas of Salesforce DevOps

Whether you’re just discovering DevOps, or wondering how it works for the Salesforce platform, DevOps Launchpad is here to help.

Build your Salesforce DevOps skill set
Develop your DevOps knowledge and give your Salesforce career a boost.
Train your development and release teams
Get new and existing team members up to speed on all things Salesforce DevOps.
Earn Salesforce DevOps certifications
Share your DevOps Launchpad certificates on social media and add them to your résumé.

Build your skills and expertise in all areas of Salesforce DevOps

Salesforce DevOps Fundamentals

Cover the full range of DevOps concepts, including version control, CI/CD, test automation, backups and more. Start now.

CI/CD for Salesforce

Sort out continuous integration from continuous deployment, and master release automation for Salesforce. Start now.

Salesforce DevOps Leadership

Become a certified leader for DevOps, so you can drive successful adoption and measure your performance. Start now.

Salesforce Backup

Learn how to build a disaster recovery plan for Salesforce that protects your data and metadata. Start now.

Gearset Academy

Get hands-on experience of Salesforce DevOps, exploring every corner of the Gearset platform. Start now.

About DevOps Launchpad

DevOps Launchpad was created to meet the ever-growing demand for training in DevOps principles and practices, specifically for the Salesforce platform. We’re constantly updating and adding courses with the latest best practices.

The courses and quizzes on DevOps Launchpad are curated by experts in the field from Gearset, the leading DevOps platform for Salesforce. But apart from Gearset Academy, the content on DevOps Launchpad is all vendor-neutral, and useful for anyone learning more about Salesforce DevOps.

Who is DevOps Launchpad for?

DevOps is all about bringing people together to collaborate on one streamlined development life cycle. Whatever your role or level of experience, DevOps Launchpad has courses for you!

Salesforce Admins

Master DevOps with clicks not code, empowering declarative developers and configurators!

Salesforce Developers

Apply DevOps best practices to your Salesforce development process.

Salesforce Architects

Explore how continuous delivery can support well-architected Salesforce orgs.

Release Managers

See how DevOps practices bring visibility and stability to release management.

Development Team Leads

Embrace DevOps culture and improve performance at any team size.

Surviving TDX as an introvert

Attending TDX in San Francisco on March 5–6 is an exciting opportunity to learn, connect, and immerse yourself in the Salesforce ecosystem. This year, TDX is centered around being “The developer conference for the AI agent era”. The big event will be spotlighting Agentforce: Salesforce’s AI platform empowering Salesforce admins, developers, and architects to deploy AI-driven agents. Boasting over 400 in-depth technical sessions and hand-on workshops, TDX will play host to thousands of Salesforce experts and professionals within the Trailblazer community ready to expand their Salesforce knowledge. But for the more introverted among them, a large Salesforce conference like this can feel overwhelming.

What is DevSecOps and why does it matter?

Security should be a key consideration for any Salesforce DevOps team, no matter what development you’re doing or data you’re storing. As highlighted in the most recent State of Salesforce DevOps report, 38% of teams consider enhanced security to be one of the most important elements of ROI when it comes to Salesforce. More and more teams are thinking about implementing security earlier in their software development process rather than adding it in later on — otherwise known as DevSecOps. In this post, we’ll dive into what Salesforce DevSecOps means and why it is important, along with common challenges your team might face, and how to overcome them.

What does a Salesforce admin do?

Thousands of businesses around the world trust Salesforce as their go-to CRM platform – managing customer relationships, streamlining sales and marketing processes, and optimizing operations through data-driven insights. Every business that uses Salesforce relies on a team to manage their Salesforce instance and organizations (orgs), with roles ranging from developers and consultants to architects and admins. Salesforce administrators are the backbone of many of these teams, responsible for configuring systems, automating processes, and ensuring everything runs smoothly.