DevOps Training

Course

Syllabus
LINUX: BASICS & ADMIN

 Linux OS Introduction
 Importance of Linux in DevOps LINUX: NETWORKING
 Fetching OS and Hardware
information
 Introduction to network.
 Linux Basic Command Utilities
 Introduction to network in Cloud.
 File and Directory Management.
 Firewall
 Linux File Editors (VIM)
 Load Balancer
 Utilities to download software
 Port
into Linux from Internet
 Protocol
 User Administration
 IP Address
 File permission management
 DNS
 Package Management
 DHCP
 Service Management
 Static IP

WEB APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE

 Enterprise 3-tier Application layout In software engineering, multitier architecture

 Haproxy Load balancer. (often referred to as n-tier architecture) or
multilayered architecture is a client–server
 Apache Web Server
architecture in which presentation, application
 Apache Tomcat Server processing, and data management functions are
 MariaDB Server physically separated. The most widespread use of
multitier architecture is the three-tier architecture.
 MOD_JK Proxy
 Integration of Web Server with Application N-tier application architecture provides a model
by which developers can create flexible and
Server.
reusable applications. By segregating an
 Integration of Application Server with DB application into tiers, developers acquire the
Server. option of modifying or adding a specific layer,
instead of reworking the entire application. A
 Best practices of architecture. three-tier architecture is typically composed of a
 Horizontal scaling vs Vertical scaling. presentation tier, a domain logic tier, and a data
storage tier.
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT - ANSIBLE
 Introduction
 Ansible and Infrastructure
Management
 Ansible Inventory
o Ungrouped Hosts  Conditions
o Grouped Hosts o When
o Groups of Groups  Loops
 Ansible Server Installation o with_items
 Ansible Server Configuration file  How to store output of one task
o Update Username and use it in another task.
o Update Keys  Variables From
o Update SSH Parameters o vars
o Update Roles o vars_files
o Update Inventory o vars_prompt
o Update MISC parameters o vars from inventory hosts
 How Ansible picks the configuration o vars from inventory groups
 Setting up SSH KEYS to and o roles
checking connection to remote  Roles
nodes. o Create Role
 Ansible Facts. o Define Role
o Default facts from nodes o Write roles
o Create custom facts on nodes. o Role Dependencies
o How to print facts o Variables from Roles
 Ansible Playbooks o Variable Precedence.
o 'hosts' parameter  MISC
o 'become' parameter o Ansible Vault
o 'gather_facts' parameter o Ansible Pull
o 'tasks' parameter o Ansible Galaxy
o 'vars' parameter
o 'vars_files' parameter
o 'vars_prompt' parameter
o 'handlers' parameter
o 'roles'
List of Modules to be discussed:
• setup, ping, yum, yum_repository, service, copy, get_url, shell, command,
set_fact, authorized_key, user, debug, file, find, fetch, hostname, include,
include_vars, mail, package, stat, unarchive, gce, ec2, wait_for, wait_for_connection
VERSION CONTROL – GIT

 Version Control System

 Centralized & Distributed Version BUILD TOOLS – MAVEN
Control System
 Advantages of Git
 GIT  Java Compiler
o Anatomy of GIT  Maven Life Cycle
o GIT Features  Maven Installation
 Maven build requirements
o 3-Tree Architecture
o GITHUB Projects  Maven POM XML File
o GITHUB Management  Maven G A V explained
o GIT Clone / Commit / Push /  Add a custom life cycle in Maven
Merge  Integrate Artifact manager to
Maven.
o GITLAB Installation &
Configuration  Integrate Maven with Code
o GITLAB Management Analysis tools like SonarQube.
o Introduction to GITLAB-CI  Integrate Maven with testing code
analysis tools , with Selenium
 Integrate Maven with executing
shell command for Ad-Hoc
requests.

REPOSITORY TOOLS – SONATYPE NEXUS

 What is Aritifact manager

 Artifact manager tools
 Understanding Maven Release and Snapshot functionality.
 Sonatype Nexus Installation
 Nexus with Maven Integration
 Using default repositories
 Create Roles in Nexus
 Create Users to Nexus
 Assign Roles to Nexus Users
CONINOUS INTEGRATION - JENKINS

 Introduction to Jenkins
 Intro to Jenkins-CI
o Continuous Integration with Jenkins Overview
o Installation of Jenkins Master and Jenkins Slave.
o Configure Jenkins
o Jenkins management
o Support for the Git version control systems
o Different types of Jenkins Jobs
o Setting up a Jenkins job
o Scheduling build Jobs
o Maven Build Scripts
o Securing Jenkins
 Securing Jenkins
o Authentication
o Authorization
o Confidentiality
o Creating users
 Jenkins Plugin
o Installing Jenkins Plugins
o SCM plugin
o Build and test
o Analyzers
 Distributed builds with Jenkins
 Best Practices for Jenkins
 Jenkins Pipeline Projects.
 Groovy Scripting Basics.
 Jenkins Blue Ocean Projects.
 Integration of Jenkins with Ansible
 Integration of Jenkins with Chef
 Integration of Jenkins with AWS & Google Cloud
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT – CHEF

 Chef fundamentals
o Chef Syntax and Examples
o Working with Knife
o Writing First Chef Recipe
o Chef and Its Terminology
o Attributes
o Metadata
o Recipes  Modeling your infrastructure
o Resources o Roles
o Templates o Implementing a role
o Definitions o Determining which recipes you need
o Recipes o Applying recipes to roles
o Writing recipes o Mapping your roles to nodes
o Cookbook Dependencies o Environments.
o Controlling Impotency o Organizing your configuration data
o Notifications
o Template Variables
o Chef-Solo
o Chef-Server
 Cookbooks
o Developing Your First Cookbook
o Writing a Recipe
o Creating the Index File
o Changing the Metadata
o Uploading the Cookbook
o Running the Cookbook
o Add an Attribute
o Add a Resource t the Default Recipe
o Add the Template File
o Uploading and Running the Cookbook
o Using Environments
CONTAINERS - DOCKERS

 What are containers?  Intro to Kubernetes

 Difference between VM’s and  Kubernetes Architecture
Containers  Kubernetes Master
 Hypervisor Vs Docker Engine  Kubernetes Node
 Docker Introduction  kubectl
 Docker Installation  Pods
 Docker Images  Replication Controllers
 Docker Commands and different  Deployment Groups
options  Service & Load Balancers
 Creating own Docker images using  Health checks
commit.  Name Spaces
 Creating own images using  Volumes
Dockerfile  nodes
 Automating Image creation with
DockerHub and Jenkins.
 Limiting Docker Resources.
 Exposing Ports and mapping
volume

OVERVIEW TOOLS

 JIRA
 SonarQube
 Nagios
 ELK Monitoring
 Selenium
 Python Scripting
 Shell Scripting
 AWS Course Content
INTRODUCTION TO CLOUD COMPUTING

o Introduction to cloud computing world

o History
o Cloud business models
o Public, Private and Hybrid cloud models
o Advantages of cloud computing

OVERVIEW

o AWS Regions and Availability zones.

o Tools to access services.
o Overview of the console.

AWS EC2(ELASTIC COMPUTE CLOUD)

o Introduction to EC2.
o Pricing models On-demand vs Reserved vs Spot instances.
o Using Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) to create the instances.
o Public vs Private Images.
o Sharing Images to other accounts.
o Logging into instances using key pairs.
o Converting pem files to ppk.
o Volumes and types.
o Using snapshots for backup.
o Increasing the size of the volumes.
o Backup and restore process of the EC2 instances.
o Adding network interfaces.
o Assigning static IPs using Elastic IPs.
o Control access to instances using Security Groups.

ELASTIC LOAD BALANCER

o Introduction to Elastic Load Balancing.

o Creating ELB from Console.
o Attaching instances to ELB.
o Configuring Ports, Protocols and health checks.
CLOUD WATCH

o Introduction to CloudWatch monitoring service.

o Monitoring CPU, Memory and network utilization of different resources.
o Creating notifications.

RELATIONAL DATABASE SERVICE

o Introduction to Managed database.

o Creating RDS instances using AWS console.
o Choosing an RDS engine and version.
o Public vs Private database instances.
o Multi-AZ setup.
o Backup using snapshots and point in restore.
o Parameter Group.
o Options Group.
o Control access to instances using Security Groups.

AUTO SCALING

o Overview.
o Creating launch configuration.
o Creating auto-scaling group.
o Auto-scaling policies.

AWS S3(SIMPLE STORAGE SERVICE)

o Introduction to Simple Storage Server (S3).

o Storage options (default vs reduced redundancy vs Glacier).
o Creating buckets using Console.
o Uploading and downloading data to S3.
o Building static websites using S3.
o Enable version control on S3.
o S3 access policies.

IDENTITY ACCESS MANAGEMENT (IAM)

o Introduction to IAM.
o Access controls using IAM.
o Creating users, groups and roles.
o Assigning policies.
o Inline vs Managed policies.
VIRTUAL PRIVATE CLOUD (VPC)

o Introduction.
o Choosing a network design and CIDR.
o Design a simple network.
o Creating Subnets and setup routing as per the design.
o Using IGW to enable internet access.
o Access controls using Network ACLs. Network ACLs vs Security Groups.
o Creating Private connections from data center to AWS.
o Enabling VPC peering between VPCs.

AWS CODECOMMIT

o Setting Up
o Getting Started
o Product and Service Integrations
o Working with Repositories
o Working with Commits
o Working with Branches
o Working with User Preferences
o Migrate to AWS CodeCommit
o Troubleshooting
o Authentication and Access Control

AWS CODEBUILD

o Getting Started
o Plan a Build
o Run AWS CodeBuild Directly
o Use AWS CodePipeline with AWS CodeBuild
o Use AWS CodeBuild with Jenkins
o Working with Build Projects and Builds

AWS CODEDEPLOY

o Deployments
o Application Specification Files
o Working with the AWS CodeDeploy Agent
o Working with Instances
o Working with Deployment Configurations
o Working with Applications
o Working with Deployment Groups
 o Working with Application Revisions
o Working with Deployments
o Authentication and Access Control
o AppSpec File Reference

WHAT IS AWS CODEPIPELINE?

o Concepts
o Product and Service Integrations
o Working with Pipelines
o Working with Actions
o Working with Stage Transitions
o Monitoring Pipelines

USING CLI

o Installing AWSCLI .
o Installing CLI tools using rpm or pip.
o Configuring credentials.
o AWS CLI syntax.
o Creating and managing resource using CLI.