Curriculum
- 20 Sections
- 177 Lessons
- 40 Hours
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- Introduction to DevOps14
- 1.1What is Devops
- 1.2History of Devops
- 1.3What is Dev and Ops
- 1.4DevOps definitions
- 1.5Devops and its life Cycle
- 1.6Devops Main objectives
- 1.7Prerequisites for Devops
- 1.8What is SaaS/ PaaS/ IaaS
- 1.9Cloud usage in Devops
- 1.10Unix and Linux operating system basics
- 1.11Linux system administration commands
- 1.12Tools – Chef, Jenkins, Puppet, Nagios & Docker
- 1.13Continuous Integration & Contn Deployment
- 1.14Continuous Release and Deployment
- DevOps Essentials Learning Objective6
- Linux Basics12
- 3.1Unix and Linux difference
- 3.2Linux File system structure
- 3.3Basic linux / unix commands
- 3.4Changing file permissions and ownership
- 3.5Types of links soft and hard link
- 3.6Filter commands
- 3.7Simple filter and advance filter commands
- 3.8Start and stop services
- 3.9Find and kill the process with id and name
- 3.10Package installation using RPM and yum
- 3.11Web Server & App Server
- 3.12Installation of 3 tier Architecture
- Overview of Systems Administration3
- Overview of Cloud Computing4
- Version Control Tool – GIT & GIT HUB7
- Build Tools3
- Maven for DevOps8
- 8.0Apache Maven Installation
- 8.1Maven dependencies and control Maven classpath
- 8.2Plugins – find, install, manage with a parent POM
- 8.3Comprehend Maven build properties
- 8.4Create a project website & Release Maven artifacts
- 8.5Build a website for multi-module project
- 8.6Build a simple installer and run functional tests
- 8.7Popular Maven tricks and patterns
- Continuous Integration Tool – Jenkins5
- Configuration Management – Chef/Puppet/Ansible10
- 10.0Puppet & Chef Introduction.
- 10.1Basic Puppet Terminologies
- 10.2Puppet Modules, Environment, Classes.
- 10.3Node Classification
- 10.4Workstations & Organizations – setup/config
- 10.5Node Setups
- 10.6Roles and Environments
- 10.7Introduction to Ansible
- 10.8Ansible Server Configuration Ansible Inventory
- 10.9Ansible Modules
- Monitoring4
- Configuration Management – Ansible21
- 12.0Introduction to Ansible
- 12.1Roles, Environments, Architecture
- 12.2Ansible Modules, Server Configuration, Inventory
- 12.3Ansible terminology and Playbooks
- 12.4Installation and configuration on Linux
- 12.5Ansible client and server configuration
- 12.6Writing playbooks using YAML
- 12.7Deploy web applications using Ansible
- 12.8Ansible roles, it’s structure & Ansible Galaxy
- 12.9Ansible roles, it’s structure & Ansible Galaxy – Tasks, Files, Templates, Meta
- 12.10Ansible roles, it’s structure & Ansible Galaxy – Vars, Defaults, Tests, Handlers
- 12.11What is Host Inventory files, Static inventory files,
- 12.12What is Host Inventory files, Static inventory files, – Dynamic inventory files
- 12.13Ansible variables(Global and local variables)
- 12.14Ansible templates using Jinja2
- 12.15Ansible modules
- 12.16Ansible modules – Debug module, conditional statements
- 12.17Ansible modules – Loops, Tasks, Adhoc commands
- 12.18Ansible modules – Ansible Vault, Log Configuration
- 12.19EC2 instance provisioning using Ansible Playbook
- 12.20Ansible with Docker
- Containerization21
- 13.0Install and use Docker
- 13.1Write DockerFiles
- 13.2Push Docker Images to the hub.
- 13.3Automate Building Docker Images from Jenkins
- 13.4Automate Building Docker Images from Jenkins – Downloading Docker images.
- 13.5Automate Building Docker Images from Jenkins – Docker Registry image upload & AWSECS
- 13.6Automate Building Docker Images from Jenkins – Running commands in container
- 13.7Automate Building Docker Images from Jenkins – Running multiple containers
- 13.8Custom Images
- 13.9Custom Images – Creating a custom image.
- 13.10Custom Images – Running a container from the custom image
- 13.11Custom Images – Publishing the custom image.
- 13.12Docker Networking
- 13.13Docker Networking – Accessing & linking containers
- 13.14Docker Networking – Exposing container ports
- 13.15Docker Networking – Container Routing
- 13.16Docker Compose
- 13.17Docker Compose – Installing The Docker compose
- 13.18Docker Compose – Terminology in Docker compose
- 13.19Docker Compose – Build WordPress site using Docker compose
- 13.20Deploy web application on docker container
- Kubernetes18
- 14.0Introduction to Kubernetes
- 14.1Kubernetes objects
- 14.2Kubernetes Architecture
- 14.3Kubernetes Architecture – Pods
- 14.4Kubernetes Architecture – Service
- 14.5Kubernetes Architecture – Volume
- 14.6Kubernetes Architecture – Namespace
- 14.7Kubernetes Architecture – ReplicaSet
- 14.8Kubernetes Architecture – Deployment
- 14.9Kubernetes Architecture– StatefulSet
- 14.10Kubernetes Architecture– DaemonSet
- 14.11Kubernetes Architecture– Job
- 14.12Cluster creation using Kubeadm, Mini Kobe
- 14.13Using kubectl to Create deployment
- 14.14Using a Service to Expose Your App
- 14.15Scale Your App
- 14.16KUBEADM ONAWS
- 14.17Pod delete
- Scripting1
- AWS Overview6
- Identity and Access Management (IAM)10
- Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)7
- Elastic Cloud Compute- EC28
- Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)9
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