This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in a 35 hour DevOps course. The course covers fundamental DevOps concepts like continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. It also covers tools like Git, Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, AWS, Splunk, Nagios, and Kubernetes. The version control section will cover Git and GitHub. Build tools will focus on Maven and Jenkins will be explored for continuous integration and delivery. Containers and Docker will be covered in depth. Configuration management using Ansible and infrastructure as code practices will be explained. Basic concepts of AWS including EC2, S3, ELB, and IAM will be introduced. Logging using Splunk and infrastructure monitoring with Nagios
This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in a 35 hour DevOps course. The course covers fundamental DevOps concepts like continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. It also covers tools like Git, Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, AWS, Splunk, Nagios, and Kubernetes. The version control section will cover Git and GitHub. Build tools will focus on Maven and Jenkins will be explored for continuous integration and delivery. Containers and Docker will be covered in depth. Configuration management using Ansible and infrastructure as code practices will be explained. Basic concepts of AWS including EC2, S3, ELB, and IAM will be introduced. Logging using Splunk and infrastructure monitoring with Nagios
This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in a 35 hour DevOps course. The course covers fundamental DevOps concepts like continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. It also covers tools like Git, Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, AWS, Splunk, Nagios, and Kubernetes. The version control section will cover Git and GitHub. Build tools will focus on Maven and Jenkins will be explored for continuous integration and delivery. Containers and Docker will be covered in depth. Configuration management using Ansible and infrastructure as code practices will be explained. Basic concepts of AWS including EC2, S3, ELB, and IAM will be introduced. Logging using Splunk and infrastructure monitoring with Nagios
This document provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in a 35 hour DevOps course. The course covers fundamental DevOps concepts like continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. It also covers tools like Git, Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, AWS, Splunk, Nagios, and Kubernetes. The version control section will cover Git and GitHub. Build tools will focus on Maven and Jenkins will be explored for continuous integration and delivery. Containers and Docker will be covered in depth. Configuration management using Ansible and infrastructure as code practices will be explained. Basic concepts of AWS including EC2, S3, ELB, and IAM will be introduced. Logging using Splunk and infrastructure monitoring with Nagios
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Devops 35 Hours
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION TO DEVOPS
1. What is DevOps? a. History of DevOps b. Different Teams Involved c. DevOps definitions 2. DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle a. Waterfall Model b. Agile Model 3. DevOps main objectives 4. Prerequisites for DevOps 5. Continuous Testing and Integration 6. Continuous Release and Deployment 7. Continuous Application Monitoring 8. Configuration Management 9. What is Cloud? a. History and evolution of cloud b. Cloud Computing Concepts c. Public, Private, Hybrid Clouds d. IAAS,SAAS, PAAS Cloud Models 10. Public Clouds a) Amazon Web Services, Azure, Oracle Cloud, IBM Cloud
VERSION CONTROL
Version Control System
Centralized & Distributed Version Control System GIT Anatomy of GIT GIT Features 3-Tree Architecture GITHUB Projects GITHUB Management GIT Clone / Commit / Push / Merge Advantages of Git
Course Overview How to Take this Course and How to Get Support About Continuous Integration Introduction to Jenkins and the History of Jenkins Install Java Install Jenkins Jenkins' Architecture and Terms of Jenkins Overview of Jenkins UI : Dashboard and Menus Create Our First Jenkins Job Run our First Jenkins Job Email configuration, Global Security, Master-Slave Architecture. Continuous Integration (CI) with Jenkins Install Git and Jenkins GitHub Plugin Install Maven on Our Local Box Configure Jenkins to Work with Java, Git and Maven Text Direction: Create our First Maven-based Jenkins Project Create our First Maven-based Jenkins Project Trouble Shooting: Create our First Maven-based Jenkins Project Run our First Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace Trouble Shooting: Run our First Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace Source Control Polling in Jenkins
Continuous Delivery with Jenkins
Archive Build Artefacts Install and Configure Tomcat as the Staging Environment Deploy to Staging Environment The latest Deploy to Container plug-in Trouble Shooting: Deploy to Staging Jenkins Build Pipeline Parallel Jenkins Build Deploy to Production Devops 35 Hours
CONTAINERS – DOCKERS
Docker overview & Setup
What is docker & why Docker Editions: Which Do I Use o Docker Version Format Change in Early 2017 Docker Support for Different OS o Docker for Windows o Docker for Mac o Docker for Linux Docker for Linux Setup and Tips o Download Docker CE for your Linux distribution o Download Docker Compose
Image? What is it in Docker world Official Docker Image Specification Centre for Images: The Docker Hub ( Public ) List of Official Docker Images Working with Images: image layers, tagging, Pushing to Docker Hub Building Images: The Dockerfile Basics Build Your Own Dockerfile and Run Containers From It
Docker Containers & its inside
Container VS. VM: It's Just a Process o Docker Internals: cgroups, namespaces etc... Starting a Nginx Web Server What Happens When We Run a Container What's Going On In Containers: CLI Process Monitoring Devops 35 Hours
Getting a Shell Inside Containers
Container Lifetime & Persistent Data Using Volumes Docker container Networking, default & user defined networks
Docker Compose Spin up multiple container with Single command Docker Compose and The docker-compose.yml File Running Compose Commands Adding Image Building to Compose Files Docker Swarm Introduction to Swarm & Advantages How to create a swarm (cluster of nodes) How to add nodes to swarm How to deploy services/containers to swarm Docker stack deploy Introduction to UCP (universal control pane)
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT - ANSIBLE
Introduction Ansible Server / Ansible Controller Ansible and Infrastructure Management Ansible Server Configuration file o How Ansible picks the configuration o Update MISC parameters Ansible Inventory o Ungrouped Hosts o Grouped Hosts o Groups of Groups checking connection to remote nodes o SSH Keys o Using username/password Ansible Facts Devops 35 Hours
Ansible Playbooks o 'hosts' parameter o 'become' parameter o 'gather_facts' parameter o 'tasks' parameter Conditions o When Loops o with_items How to store output of one task and use it in another task Variables From o vars o vars_files o vars_prompt o vars from inventory hosts o vars from inventory groups Roles o Create Role o Define Role o Write roles o Role Dependencies o Variables from Roles o Variable Precedence MISC o Ansible Vault o Ansible Pull o Ansible Galaxy
Ansible AWX (Tower)
Devops 35 Hours
Basic AWS Overview
Introduction To Cloud Computing
Introduction to cloud computing world History Cloud business models Public, Private and Hybrid cloud models Advantages of cloud computing
Overview AWS Regions and Availability zones. Tools to access services. Overview of the console
Aws Ec2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
Introduction to EC2 Pricing models On-demand vs Reserved vs Spot instances Using Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) to create the instances Public vs Private Images Logging into instances using key pairs Using snapshots for backup Aws S3 (Simple Storage Service) Introduction to Simple Storage Server (S3) Storage options (default vs reduced redundancy vs Glacier) Creating buckets using Console Uploading and downloading data to S3 Elastic Load Balancer Introduction to Elastic Load Balancing Creating ELB from Console Attaching instances to ELB Configuring Ports, Protocols and health checks
Identity Access Management (Iam)
Introduction to IAM Access controls using IAM Creating users, groups and roles Assigning policies Devops 35 Hours
Logging – Splunk
What Is Splunk About Machine Data What does Splunk Do? Why Splunk Understanding Splunk Architecture & its Components Installating Splunk Splunk Search Usecases and Examples
Infrastructure Monitoring – Nagios
Infrastructure monitoring Intro
Nagios Core vs XI Setting up Nagios Configuring Windows & Linux Hosts Configuring Alerts and Email Notifications Plugins
KUBERNETES
What and why is kubernetes
Comparison with Docker Swarm Installation Components and Terminology Masters and Nodes Pods Replications Services Deployment
Linux knowledge is must to go through DevOps Course ; we do provide 5
Recorded Sessions . We do also provide 1 Puppet recorded Session that gives Intro and Installation and basic model of running Manifests.
