DEVOPS Training
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DevOps, short for Development and IT Operations, refers to teams of Developers and IT professionals who adopt a set of practices to make application and software development a more streamlined process.
DEV OPS Online Training
DEV OPS Training Videos
DEV OPS Training process
All the training sessions will be provided by LIVE Online Meeting using WebEx or GoToMeeting, with one-on-one trainer student Interaction in real time.
Also, we provide DEV OPS pre-recorded High quality real time Training Videos.
About Trainers
Our Trainers are expert in implementation projects and support projects. In the training real time scenarios will be covered which helps the job seeker to handle the projects easily.
Who should join?
- Fresher
- Consultants
- End users
- IT/Business analysts
- Project Managers
- Project team members
DEV OPS Training Course Content
Introduced to the DevOps Environment
- Understand the benefits of DevOps over other software development processes
- Gain insights into the DevOps environment
- Get an overview of different DevOps Tools
- Get a picture of the working of the DevOps Delivery Pipeline
Introduction to DevOps
- Benefits of working in a DevOps environment
- DevOps Lifecycle
- DevOps Stages
- DevOps Delivery Pipeline
- Understand Version Control
- Perform management of files for small as well as large projects
- Perform various Git commands such as git add, git fetch, git commit, git init, etc.
- Work with remote repositories
- Version Control
- Git Introduction
- Git Installation
- Commonly used commands in Git
- Working with Remote repository
Hands On:
- Git Common Commands
- Working with Remote Repository
After completing this module, you should be able to:
- Execute branching and merging operations
- Perform various Git commands
- Understand Maven Architecture and dependencies
- Learn about Continuous Integration & its importance
- Understand Jenkins and its features
- Branching and merging in Git
- Merge Conflicts
- Stashing, Rebasing, Reverting and Resetting
- Git Workflows
- Introduction to Maven
- Maven Architecture
- Introduction to Continuous Integration
- Introduction to Jenkins
Hands On-
- Branching and Merging
- Merge Conflicts
- Stashing, Rebasing, Reverting, and Reseting
- Configuring Maven
After completing this module, you should be able to
- Managing authorization in Jenkins
- Jenkins notification management
- Master-slave architecture in Jenkins
- Add a slave node to Jenkins master
- Build and deploy codes using Jenkins
- Build pipeline plugin in Jenkins
- Use Declarative pipeline in Jenkins
- Jenkins Architecture
- Plugin Management in Jenkins
- Jenkins Security Management
- Notification in Jenkins
- Jenkins Master-slave architecture
- Jenkins Delivery Pipeline
- Jenkins Declarative pipeline
- Create pipeline view using DevCompile and QAUnitTest
- Adding Slave node in Jenkins
- Build Pipeline project using Groovy script
After completing this module, you should be able to
- Utilize Ansible CLI
- Execute Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands for one-off tasks
- Automate host servers using Ansible Playbooks
- Use Variables in Playbooks
- Using Handlers
- Introduction to Configuration Management
- Infrastucture as Code
- Introduction to Ansible
- Ansible Architecture
- Inventory Management
- Ansible Modules
- AD-HOC Commands
- Ansible Playbooks
- Ansible Roles
- Ad-Hoc Commands
- Running a Simple Playbook
- Using Variables and handlers
- Using Ansible Roles
- Containerization
- Namespaces
- Docker
- Docker Architecture
- Container Lifecycle
- Docker CLI
- Port Binding
- Detached and Foreground Mode
- Dockerfile
- Dockerfile Instructions
- Docker Image
After completing this module, you should be able to
- Understand Containerization
- Learn the evolution of virtualization to containers
- Understand the Docker Architecture
- Perform Various actions using Docker CLI
- Bind container ports to the Machine ports
- Run containers in different modes
- Write and build a Dockerfile to create a Docker Image
- Docker CLI Commands
- Port Binding
- Starting Containers in Different Modes
- Writing a Dockerfile to Create an Image
- Use Docker Hub to store custom Images
- Store data in Container Volumes for persistent storage
- Setup Docker Compose
- Deploy a multi-container application using Docker Compose
- Deploy a Swarm Cluster
- Docker Registry
- Container Storage
- Volumes
- Docker Compose
- Docker Swarm
- Setting up Docker Hub
- Docker Volumes
- Installing Docker Compose
- Installing a Multi-Container Application using Compose
- Running Docker in Swarm Mode
- Introduction to Container Orchestration
- Kubernetes Core Concepts
- Understanding Pods
- ReplicaSet and Replication Controller
- Deployments
- DaemonSets
- Rolling Updates and Rollbacks
- Scaling ApplicationAfter completing this module, you should be able to
- Understand Container Orchestration
- Learn about Kubernetes Core Concept
- Deploy Pods
- Create Deployments to manage Pods
- Launch DaemonSets for Background applications
- Update and Rollback your Deployments
- Scale your containerized Applications
- Deploy different Kubernetes Services
- Utilize Volumes to store Persistent Data
- Create Persistent Volume Claims to attach volumes to Pods
- Understand Persistent Volume Claims Primitives
- Use Headless Services in Stateful Sets
- Deploy Helm Charts
- Kubectl Common Commands
- Deployments
- DaemonSets
- Rolling-update and Rollbacks
Scaling in Kubernetes
- Understand Continuous Monitoring
- Use Prometheus to monitor services
- Create an alerting mechanism using Prometheus
- Deploy Grafana dashboards to visualize data
- Integrate Prometheus and Grafana to monitor a full pipeline
- Introduction to Prometheus and Grafana
- Prometheus and Grafana Setup
- Monitoring using Prometheus
- Dashboard Visualization using Grafana
- Creating a Dashboard to monitor the Pipeline
- Monitoring Service using Prometheus
- Alerting using Prometheus
- Grafana Dashboards
- Monitoring a Pipeline
- Understand Provisioning using Terraform
- Learn the Difference between Terraform vs Ansible
- Understand Terraform Architecture
- Deploy a Terraform Configuration File
- Use Basic Terraform Commands
- Manage Terraform Resources
Introduction to Terraform
- Terraform vs Ansible
- Terraform Architecture
- Terraform Configuration
- Terraform Common Commands
- Managing Terraform Resources
After completing this module, you should be able to
- Perform Terraform State Commands
- Deploy a Terraform Project on AWS
- Terraform State
- Terraform Project
- Learn and install Selenium
- Create Test Cases in Selenium WebDriver
- Utilize X-Path and TestNG to locate elements
- Execute code on several browsers using Selenium suite of tools
Introduction to Selenium
- Why Selenium?
- Selenium – Webdriver
- Creating Test Cases in Selenium WebDriver (Waits)
- What and why X-Path
- Handling different controls on Webpage
- Framework in Selenium
- Selenium Integration with Jenkins
- Implementation of Selenium in the Edureka’s ProjectIntegrate Selenium with Jenkin
Operate Continuous Monitoring tools
- Use various plugins and objects associated with Nagios
- Implement Nagios commands
- Introduction to Continuous Monitoring
- Introduction to Nagios
- Installing Nagios
- Nagios Plugins(NRPE) and Objects
- Nagios Commands and Notification
- Installing Nagios
- Monitoring of different servers using Nagios
- After completing this module, you should be able to
- Understand about cloud and its advantages
- Learn about Various cloud computing services
- Get an idea of how to implement DevOps using AWS
- Why Cloud?
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Why DevOps on Cloud?
- Introduction to AWS
- Various AWS services
- DevOps using AWS
- Describe AWS Global Infrastructure and its Benefits
- Sign-up an AWS free-tier account
- Work with AWS Management Console and AWS CLI
- Work with IAM Service
- Understand Virtualization
- Work with EC2
- Analyze various EC2 box configurations available
- Virtualization
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Benefits of AWS
- AWS Global Infrastructure
- AWS: IAM
- Components of IAM
- Managing users with IAM
- Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
- Security Groups in AWS
- Virtualization
- Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Its Benefits
- Networking components associated with EC2
- Instance Store
- Signing up for a Free Tier Account with AWS
- Creating New User to Log in to AWS Management Console
- Creating Policies for New User to Have All Admin or Limited Privileges
- Different Approaches to connect to an EC2 instance
- Creating a Custom AMI
- Host your Website Inside your EC2 Instance
- To Attach EFS Volume to an EC2 Instance
- Login to AWS Console via MFA
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