OutSystems Platform Ops Engineer study guide
OutSystems Platform Ops Engineer · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The OutSystems Certification program lists a Platform Ops Engineer role among its certification tracks, alongside ODC Developer, O11 Developer, Tech Lead, Delivery Specialist, DevOps Engineer and Traditional Web Developer. The program states that it certifies individuals on knowledge and real-world project experience, and that certification exams are designed to certify individuals and teams as OutSystems professionals for different proficiency levels and roles. Platform Ops Engineer is presented as a role track rather than as a single published exam entry: the public catalog page shows 19 exams in total, and the individual exam listings that appear there are developer and specialist titles rather than a dedicated Platform Ops Engineer exam page. Because of that, candidates should confirm the exact exam title, duration, price, language options and availability on the official certification catalog before booking. The OutSystems Platform Ops Engineer study guide has 5 sections and about 1,389 words.
01Platform operations and environment management
LifeTime is the cross-environment control plane: you register environments, deploy applications, manage platform users, and read Environment Health. Service Center is the per-environment administration console: logs, timers, integrations, security policies, and module-level settings.
279 words, about 1 min02Deployment and lifecycle management
OutSystems separates publish from deploy. Service Studio's 1-Click Publish pushes to the current environment, usually Development.
279 words, about 1 min03Infrastructure, monitoring and troubleshooting
A typical OutSystems 11 environment has a controller server, one or more front-end servers, and a database server. The Deployment Controller coordinates releases; the Scheduler service runs timers; the Log service writes logs asynchronously; Performance Monitoring (PM) collects runtime metrics.
268 words, about 1 min04Security, access control and compliance
Platform security is split between LifeTime and each environment's Service Center. LifeTime controls platform users, roles such as Administrator and IT Manager, and application permissions.
282 words, about 1 min05Performance, scalability and capacity management
Capacity work starts with Performance Monitoring (PM), LifeTime Environment Health, and Service Center logs. Track response time by screen and integration, slow queries, error rate, timer duration, and concurrent users.
281 words, about 1 min