Metadata and source control
Metadata concepts, Git, repository structure, branching and pull requests.
Learn how Salesforce teams manage change across development, test, and production environments. Explore metadata and source control, branching, deployment validation, CI/CD concepts, automated quality gates, rollback planning, and release governance.
Reliable releases depend on repeatable processes, reviewable changes, and clear ownership. This course links platform development practices with release coordination and operational readiness.
Salesforce administrators, developers, release managers, and QA engineers. The learning path can be adjusted to the learner’s starting level after an initial discussion with the training team.
Some Salesforce configuration or development experience is recommended.
Duration is a recommended planning estimate. Final hours and lab access should be confirmed for the selected cohort.
Study the learning sequence below. Module delivery order may be adjusted to the cohort’s background and the available Salesforce training environment.
Metadata concepts, Git, repository structure, branching and pull requests.
Sandbox strategy, scratch-org concepts where applicable, environment parity and configuration management.
Salesforce CLI concepts, metadata deployment, validation, promotion and rollback planning.
Pipeline stages, automated checks, secrets handling, approvals and deployment gates.
Apex test execution, static analysis concepts, regression strategy, UAT and defect handling.
Release calendar, change approvals, audit trails, release notes and production incident learning.
Create a release pipeline plan for a sample Salesforce app, including Git workflow, validation stages, test gates, approvals, deployment checklist, and rollback considerations.
The following are example role directions aligned with the skills taught. Hiring requirements differ by employer, experience, communication skills, and hands-on ability.
Yes. Understanding platform configuration or development helps learners work with metadata, sandboxes, and deployments.
The core concepts are tool-agnostic. The instructor should confirm the selected toolchain and available org access before the batch.
The practical task is to design and exercise a release workflow, with implementation depth depending on access to the selected environment.
The course may include certification-aligned preparation, but it does not issue an official Salesforce credential. Check the current official exam guide, registration process, prerequisites, and fees separately.
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