DEVOPS
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Facts about DevOps
DevOps is a blend of tasks performed by application development and systems operations teams. The DevOps team focuses on standardizing development environments and automating delivery processes to improve efficiency and delivery predictability. DevOps practitioners are responsible for speeding up the production of software and IT services so that these products and services can be pushed to market more frequently.
DevOps has a huge potential due to its major benefits within the organization and to the business. Most DevOps-enabled and capable tools currently exist as part of the larger IT operation and development toolbox. It is predicted that DevOps ready tools would see the largest growth potential. This leaves a huge window of opportunity for someone who is seeking to make a mark in DevOps courses.
The DevOps trend goes way beyond implementation and technology management and instead necessitates a deeper focus on how to effect positive organizational change. It is becoming a valued skill for IT professionals.
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Course Objective
- The DevOps certification training course is designed with an objective to prepare the learners for a successful IT career in DevOps, the open source framework that reduces the gap between software engineers and operations.
- Get expertise in continuous delivery, agile development, configuration management, automation, fast deployment, or team collaboration etc.
- Learn using various DevOps tools like Git, Docker, Jenkins, Nagios, and Puppet in our DevOps practitioner training.
- DevOps is a highly paid skill, so start training and earn certification to become a most demanding IT resources worldwide.
Training Syllabus
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Week 5
Week 6
Week 1
Chapter 1 : LINUX Basics:
- Unix and linux difference
- Linux File system structure
- Basic linux/unix commands
- Changing file permissions and ownership
- Types of links soft and hard link
- Filter commands
- Simple filter and advance filter commands
- Start and stop services
- Find and kill the process with id and name
- Package installation using RPM and YUM
Chapter 2 : Introduction to Devops
- Define Devops
- What is Devops
- SDLC models,Lean,ITIL,Agile
- Why Devops?
- History of Devops
- Devops Stakeholders
- Devops Goals
- Important terminology
- Devops perspective
- Devops and Agile
- Devops Tools
- Configuration management
- Continuous Integration and Deployment
Chapter 3 : Introduction to Cloud computing
- What is cloud computing
- Characteristics of cloud computing
- Cloud implementation models
- Cloud service models
- Advantages of cloud computing
- Concerns of cloud computing
Week 2
Chapter 4 : GIT: Version Control
- Introduction
- What is Git
- About Version Control System and Types
- Difference between CVCS and DVCS
- A short history of GIT
- GIT Basics
- GIT Command Line
- Installing Git
- Installing on Linux
- Installing on Windows
- Initial setup
- Git Essentials
- Creating repository
- Cloning, check-in and committing
- Fetch pull and remote
- Branching
- Creating the Branches, switching the branches, merging the branches.
Chapter 5 : Chef for configuration management
- Overview of Chef
- Common Chef Terminology (Server, Workstation, Client, Repository etc.)
- Servers and Nodes
- Chef Configuration Concepts
- Workstation Setup
- How to configure knife
- Execute some commands to test connection between knife and workstation
- Organization Setup
- Create organization
- Add yourself and node to organization
- Test Node Setup
- Create a server and add to organization
- Check node details using knife
- Node Objects and Search
- How to Add Run list to Node
- Check node Details
- Environments
- How to create Environments
- Add servers to environments
- Roles
- Create roles
- Add Roles to organization
- Attributes
- Understanding of Attributes
- Creating Custom Attributes
- Defining in Cookbooks
- Data bags
- Understanding the data bags
- Creating and managing the data bags
- Creating the data bags using CLI and Chef Console
- Sample data bags for Creating Users.
Week 3
Chapter 6 : AWS
- Creating AWS account
- Free tier Eligible services
- Understanding AWS Regions and availability zones
- EC2 ( Elastic Cloud Comput)
- About EC2 and types , Pricing
- EIP ( Elastic IP address), Allocating, associating , releasing
- Launch windows and Linux Instances in AWS
- Connecting windows and Linux instances from windows desktop and Linux machines
- S3 ( Simple Storage Service)
- About AWS Storage services, EBS and S3
- Creating S3 Buckets and putting objects in bucket
- Discussion about Bucket Properties
- S3 Pricing
- About S3 glecier
- EBS ( Elastic Block Storage)
- Types of EBS Volumes
- Creation, attaching and Detaching volumes
- ELB ( Elastic Load Balancer)
- Understanding the load balancing
- Configuring ELB and adding the webservers under ELB
- Auto Scaling
- Types of Scaling ( Horizontal and Vertical)
- Configuring Launch Configuration
- Creating and defining the auto scaling group policy
- IAM ( Identity Access Management)
- Understanding of AWS Security using IAM
- Definition of Roles, policies and Groups
- Creating IAM Users and managing password policies
- RDS ( Relational Database server)
- About RDS and available RDS Engines in AWS
- Configuring MYSQL RDS service
- Connecting EC2 Instance to RDS Instance
Week 4
Chapter 7 : Jenkins – Continuous Integration
- Introduction.
- Understanding continuous integration
- Introduction about Jenkins
- Build Cycle
- Jenkins Architecture
- Installation
- Obtaining and installing Jenkins
- Installing and configuring Jenkins using
- WAR and RPM
- Java installation and configuration
- Maven Installation
- Exploring Jenkins Dashboard.
- Jobs
- Creating Jobs
- Running the Jobs
- Setting up the global environments for Jobs
- Adding and updating Plugins
- Disabling and deleting jobs
- Build Deployments
- Understanding Deployment.
- Tomcat installation and configuration
- Securing Jenkins
- Authentication
- Jenkins Plugin
- Authorization
- Confidentiality
- Creating users
- Best Practices for Jenkins
Chapter 8 : Docker– Containers.
- Introduction
- What is a Docker
- Use case of Docker
- Platforms for Docker
- Dockers vs. Virtualization
- Architecture
- Docker Architecture.
- Understanding the Docker components
Installation - Installing Docker on Linux.
- Understanding Installation of Docker on windows.
- Some Docker commands.
- Provisioning
- Docker Hub.
- Downloading Docker images.
- Uploading the images in Docker Registry and AWS ECS
- Understanding the containers
- Running commands in container.
- Running multiple containers.
Week 5
Chapter 8 : Docker– Containers
- Custom images
- Creating a custom image.
- Running a container from the custom image.
- Publishing the custom image.
- Docker Networking
- Accessing containers
- Linking containers
- Exposing container ports
- Container Routing
- Docker Compose
- Installing The Docker compose
- Terminology in Docker compose
- Build word press site using Docker compose
Chapter 9 : NEW RELIC
- Introduction
- About Monitoring tools
- About New Relic
- Installing and Configuring New Relic
- Application Monitoring using New Relic
- Server Monitoring using New Relic
- Alerts policies
Chapter 10 : ELK
- Introduction
- What is ELK?
- ELK Installation
- ElasticSearch
- Logstash
- Configuring Logstashand Kibana
Week 6
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