DevOps
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What is DevOps
DevOps, a compound of Development and Operations, is a methodology that fosters collaboration between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) teams throughout the software development lifecycle. It aims to automate and streamline the process of software delivery, from planning and coding to testing, deployment, and maintenance.
Purpose of DevOps
The DevOps course is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in modern software development environments. It provides a comprehensive understanding of DevOps principles, practices, tools, and techniques. Participants learn how to break down organizational silos, improve communication and collaboration, automate infrastructure provisioning, and implement continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines.
How it is useful to people if they take the course
By completing a DevOps course, individuals gain a competitive edge in the job market and open up a plethora of opportunities across various industries. Here’s how it can be useful to people in the future:
- Enhanced Employability: Organizations are actively seeking professionals who can bridge the gap between development and operations, making DevOps skills highly sought after.
- Adaptability to Technological Shifts: As technology continues to advance, the ability to adapt to new tools and methodologies becomes crucial. DevOps professionals are well-positioned to embrace emerging technologies and practices, ensuring they remain relevant in the ever-changing IT landscape.
- Improved Efficiency and Productivity: DevOps promotes automation, collaboration, and efficiency, leading to faster delivery of high-quality software. Individuals proficient in DevOps practices can contribute to streamlining processes within their organizations, resulting in improved productivity and reduced time-to-market for products and services.
Module 1 - Introduction to DevOps
1.1 DevOps Overview
1.2 DevOps Toolchain & Principles
1.3 Addressing Challenges through DevOps
1.4 DevOps Approach to the challenges
1.5 Overview of DevOps Tools
1.6 Categories of DevOps Tools
Module 2 - Version Control Systems
2.1 Learning Objectives
2.2 Overview of Version Control Systems & their Roles
2.3 Types of Control Systems
2.4 Overview of Git
2.5 Overview of Source Code & Version Control Hosts
2.6 Deploy the files to GitHub to Git
Module 3 - Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment and Build Tools
3.1 Overview and Importance of Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment
3.2 Overview and Features of Jenkins
3.3 Setup Jenkins
3.4 Build Tools and their Uses
3.5 Continuous Integration with Jenkins and Maven
Module 4 - Software and Automation Testing Frameworks
4.1 Software Testing Overview
4.2 Testing Level Approaches and Automation Tools
4.3 Test Driven Development Approaches and JUnit5
4.4 Behaviour Driven Development Principles Cucumber and its Applications
Module 5 - Configuration Management Tools
5.1 Overview of Configuration Management Tools
5.2 Managing Infrastructure
5.3 Puppet Overview & Puppet Configuration
5.4 Chef Overview & Chef Configuration
5.5 Ansible Overview
5.6 Setup Apache Web Server Using Ansible
5.7 SaltStack Overview
5.8 Comparison of Ansible Puppet Chef and SaltStack
Module 6 - Containerization with Docker
6.1 Overview of Docker & Virtualization
6.2 Docker Installation on Multiple OS
6.3 MySQL Database in Docker Container
6.4 Docker Registry – Run Docker Registry with Centos
6.5 Docker Networking
6.6 Demonstrate Docker Networking with Two SSHs
Module 7 - Continuous Monitoring
7.1 Overview of Continuous Monitoring
7.2 Types of Monitoring Systems
7.3 Demonstrate Nagios
7.4 Working with Nagios Monitoring Tool
Module 8 - Need of Cloud in DevOps
8.1 Overview of Cloud Computing
8.2 Cloud Services and Models
8.3 Using AWS in DevOps
8.4 Kubernetes
8.5 Add a Linux node to the Kubernetes Cluster
Course Price - 10000/-
- Duration
- 48 Hours
- Lectures
- 16
- Level
- Advance
- Language
- English
- Certificate
- Yes
