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The DevOps online course equips you with the skills to become a DevOps engineer.
Get familiar with cloud computing and understand what is DevOps. Learn the basics of software development and its lifecycle and install DevOps Tools in the cloud. Learn about the DevOps Tools and get knowledge of the DevOps lifecycle.
Get a thorough understanding of why configuration management is needed. Learn about Puppet and the functioning of Puppet architecture, along with deploying a sample software in Puppet modules and manifests.
Learn about Maven and continuous testing and why it is crucial. Get introduced to Selenium and how to run test cases on Chrome WebDriver. Understand what headless mode is and use Maven to import dependencies in Eclipse.
The curriculum of the DevOps training course, designed by industry experts, is in accordance with the real-world requirements of the corporate world. Other than general guidelines, you will have help with preparing a resume, potential interview questions, mock interviews, and a reliable certification to go with it.
Great learning experience through the platform. The curriculum is updated and covers all the topics. The trainers are experts in their respective fields and follow more of a practical approach.
I was astonished by the way of training material and learning methodology they were using for their courses was amazing . Totally worth your money and time.
You are a fresher interested in learning Cloud Computing
You do not have coding experience but are looking to pursue a career in IT
You wish to become a DevOps engineer.
You have experience with software testing, application development.
1.1: What is cloud computing
1.2: What is Software Development?
1.3: Software Development Life Cycle
1.4: Traditional Models for SDLC
1.5: What is DevOps?
1.6: Why DevOps?
1.7: DevOps Lifecycle
1.8: DevOps Tools
Hands-on:
2.1: EC2 Walkthrough
2.2: Installation of DevOps Tools in the Cloud
3.1: What is Version Control?
3.2: Types of Version Control System
3.3: Introduction to SVN
3.4: Introduction to Git
3.5: Git Lifecycle
3.6 : Common Git Commands
3.7 : Working with Branches in Git
3.8 : Merging Branches
3.9 : Resolving Merge Conflicts
3.10 : Git Workflow
Hands-on:
4.1: Introduction to Docker
4.2: Understanding Docker Lifecycle
4.3: Components of Docker Ecosystem
4.4: Common Docker Operations
4.5: Creating a DockerHub Account
4.6: Committing changes in a Container
4.7: Pushing a Container Image to DockerHub
4.8: Using Dockerfile to create Custom Docker Images
Hands-on:
5.1: Need for Configuration Management
5.2: Configuration Management Tools
5.3: What is Puppet
5.4: Puppet Architecture
5.5: Using Puppet to set up Master-Slave
5.6: Puppet Manifests
5.7: Puppet Modules
5.8: Using Puppet to apply configuration
5.9: Puppet File Server
Hands-on:
6.1: What is Ansible?
6.2: Ansible vs Puppet
6.3: Ansible Architecture
6.4: Using Ansible to set up Master-Slave
6.5: Ansible Playbook
6.6: Ansible Roles
6.7: Using Ansible for applying configuration
Hands-on:
7.1: What is Continuous Testing?
7.2: What is Maven?
7.3: Introduction to Selenium
7.3: Running Test Cases on Chromium Web Driver
7.4: What is Headless Mode?
Hands-on:
8.1: Introduction to Continuous Integration
8.2: Jenkins Master-Slave Architecture
8.3: Understanding CI/CD Pipelines
8.4: Creating an end-to-end automated CI/CD Pipeline
Hands-on:
9.1: Introduction to Kubernetes
9.2: Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes
9.3: Kubernetes Architecture
9.4: Deploying Kubernetes using Kubeadms
9.5: Alternate ways of deploying Kubernetes
9.6: YAML Files
9.7: Creating a Deployment in Kubernetes using YAML
9.8: Services in Kubernetes
9.9: Ingress in Kubernetes
9.10: Case Study – Kubernetes Architecture
Hands-on:
10.1: What are volumes?
10.2: Types of volumes
10.3: Persistent volumes
10.4: Introduction to secrets
10.5: Taints and tolerations
10.6: Introduction to Federation
10.7: Kubernetes Monitoring
10.8: Setting up Prometheus
10.9: Setting up Grafana
Hands-on:
1.1: Agenda
11.2: What is ELK?
11.3: Components of ELK
11.4: ELK Flow
11.5: Features of ELK
11.6: ELK installation
Hands-on:
12.1: What is Infrastructure as a code
12.2: IaC vs Configuration Management
12.3: Introduction to Terraform
12.4: Installing Terraform on AWS
12.5: Basic Operations in Terraform
12.6 : Terraform Code Basics
12.7 : Deploying an end-to-end architecture on AWS using Terraform
Hands-on:
Our tutors are real business practitioners who hand-picked and created assignments and projects for you that you will encounter in real work.
Attempt to build a container image for an application and run it with a container engine, or deploy it to a container platform/PaaS.
Create an application that exposes an API in any preferred language - Python, Java, or JavaScript. Package the app into a container and deploy it to Kubernetes.
Add monitoring to an application by creating a dashboard. Key Points: Deploy an application Use an open-source monitoring tool - AWS CloudWatch, for example Configure the application to expose some metrics to show its health.