Master the breadth and depth of devops
and unleash the power of automation to
your SDLC process with our DevOps
training course. Become an expert in
Configuration Management, Continuous
DevOps Integration-Deployment-Delivery-Monito
ring using modern DevOps tools such as
Git,Docker, Jenkins, Puppet and Nagios
Practitioner with a one of a kind hands on, practical
and interactive approach that allows you
to apply your skills in real world
scenarios immediately.
Bernard Golden
Agile and Cloud Expert, CEO of Navica
Named by WIRED.com as one of the 10 most influential people in cloud
computing. Bernard has authored four books on virtualization and cloud
computing, the most recent of which is Amazon Web Services for
Dummies.
Who can enroll for the program
DevOps career opportunities are exploding worldwide. Many organizations are investing heavily in
devops capabilities to maintain a cutting edge in the market.The DevOps training course will be of
benefit the following professional roles:
Software
Architects IT managers
Developers
Technical Operations Deployment
Project Managers Support engineers
Dev managers
Prerequisite knowledge of software development, preferably in Java, and the UNIX/Linux command
line tools is essential for this course.
Why should you enroll for this program
Program features
12+ 32+ 6+ 3
hours of online hours of trainer led DevOps open source hands-on projects
learning content virtual classrooms tools covered included
Chapter level details:
Lesson 1: What is DevOps? What are its components?
Learning objectives: In this module, you will learn about DevOps, its evolution, the interrelation
between agile and DevOps, technical and security challenges in DevOps, the difference between
requirements and architecture, and ways to write user acceptance tests.
Topics:
Agile and DevOps: How do they interrelate?
An understanding of DevOps
Technical challenges in DevOps
An understanding of security issues
The difference between requirements and architecture
How to write user acceptance tests
Demos covered: Setting up of the cloud environment. Although the demo is done with the Google
cloud, DevOps is agnostic of cloud type (It functions the same way with AWS, Azure, and GCP)
Platforms: GCP/AWS/Azure
Lesson 2: Managing Source Code and Automating Builds Using GIT
Learning objectives: In this module, you will learn how to set up and use source control systems,
automate the process of assembling software components, and build tools.
Topics:
How to manage change by setting up and using a source control system
How to automate the process of assembling software components with build tools
How to automate the building of the whole system with continuous integration tools
The major differences between popular tools: CVS, SVN, and Git
How to use Eclipse editor and the advantages of the Eclipse editor
Demos covered: Setting up of Java sample program, installing Maven, and running Maven goals
from Eclipse,
Tools: SCCS and CVS, Subversion, Git, Maven, Make, JaCoCo, Ant, jUnit for Unit test, SonarQube,
Sqale, Structure 101
Lesson 3: Automated Testing and Test-driven Development
Learning objectives: In this module, you will learn the principles of test-driven development,
benefits of integrated development environments, ways to perform TDD, and utilization of code
quality analysis tools.
Topics:
Principles of test-driven development
Benefits of Integrated Development Environments
How to perform test-driven development
Code quality
How to utilize code quality analysis tools
Demos covered: Complete setup of the automated test environment and running it.
Tools Covered: Eclipse, IntelliJ, Visual Studio, Xcode, xUnit, SQALE, SonarQube, JaCoCo
Lesson 4: Containerization Using Docker
Learning objectives: In this module, you will get an introduction to containers and their uses,
Docker, image distribution, docker instances, networking, volumes, and files
Topics:
What are containers? Why are they used?
Introduction to Docker
Image distribution and Docker containers
Creating and managing remote Docker instances
Understanding Docker Networking,Volumes, and Files
Demos covered: Working on Docker containers, images, and registry.
Tools Covered: Docker
Lesson 5: Continuous Integration Using Jenkins and TeamCity
Learning objectives: In this module,you will learn to set up a continuous integration pipeline with
Jenkins and TeamCity.
Topics:
Continuous integration with TeamCity
Integration of Eclipse with TeamCity
Continuous integration with Jenkins
Demos covered: Complete setup of the CI pipeline and flow
Tools Covered: Jenkins, TeamCity, Eclipse, Logback/ SLF4J for Logging
Lesson 6: Configuration Management Using Puppet, Chef, Ansible, and Salt
Learning objectives: In this module, you will learn configuration management with Puppet, Chef,
Ansible, and Salt.
Topics:
Introduction to Puppet and its architecture
Puppet terminologies and language constructs
Puppet modules and classification
Puppet environment, classes, and template
Introduction to Chef, Ansible, Salt
Demos covered: Puppet setup and usage. Overview of Chef and its usage.
Tools covered: Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt
Lesson 7: Automated and Continuous Monitoring Using Nagios
Learning objectives: In this module, you will learn about how monitoring is done in DevOps
projects using Nagios.
Topics:
How to monitor production systems
How to test for performance
How to optimize code
How to schedule production tasks
How to perform a DevOps project
Demos covered: Setting up the monitoring sub system and using Nagios to trigger alerts/events
Tools covered: AutoSys/Cron for Scheduling, Geneos/ Nagios for Monitoring
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