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Project in DevOps - Learn Real World DevOps

A popular saying goes, “Time is money!”, essentially wasted time means wasted money. This is why the developers are now speeding up their process by automation. Designing and developing an app or a so...

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A popular saying goes, “Time is money!”, essentially wasted time means wasted money. This is why the developers are now speeding up their process by automation. Designing and developing an app or a software isn’t an easy task, rather it goes though a number of different processes before it can see the light of day. After that comes the constant process of testing, removing bugs or even adding more...

A popular saying goes, “Time is money!”, essentially wasted time means wasted money. This is why the developers are now speeding up their process by automation. Designing and developing an app or a software isn’t an easy task, rather it goes though a number of different processes before it can see the light of day. After that comes the constant process of testing, removing bugs or even adding more advancements to your product. Hours, days and even months go into creating the product, which his why automation helps.

What you’ll learn
  • What is DevOps
  • The importance of learning DevOps in today’s fast-paced development world
  • A brief introduction into the most well known components of the DevOps system
  • Vagrant and how to use it for instant provisioning
  • Docker and Containerization
  • Ansible and configuration management
  • Git and version tracking
  • Jenkins and how to create the process of continuous integration, delivery and deployment

Covering Topics

1
Section 1 : DevOps - Concepts and Culture
2
Section 2 : Instant Provisioning using Vagrant
3
Section 3 : Docker in DevOps
4
Section 4 : Configuration Management with Ansible
5
Section 5 : Version Control using Git
6
Section 6 : CI/CD with Jenkins
7
Section 7 : Final project
8
Section 8 : Summary

Curriculum

      Section 1 : DevOps - Concepts and Culture
1
Intro
2
Devops Concepts
3
Benefits
4
The Agile Methodology
5
How DevOps Fit in
Quiz:
DevOps - Concepts and Culture
      Section 2 : Instant Provisioning using Vagrant
6
What is Virtualization
7
Vagrant in DevOps
8
Vagrant in Use
9
Vagrant Continued
10
Communication using Network Services
11
Shutting down the Vagrant machine
12
Prebuilt Environments
13
Provisioning multiple devices
Quiz:
Instant Provisioning using Vagrant
      Section 3 : Docker in DevOps
14
What is Docker
15
Installation
16
The Dockerfile
17
Docker in Action
18
Docker networking
19
Networking Models
20
Docker Storage
21
Docker Volumes
22
Docker lab
Quiz:
Docker in DevOps
      Section 4 : Configuration Management with Ansible
23
Configuration Management
24
Why not a shell script?
25
The Inventory File
26
YAML format
27
Ansible in Action
28
Lab continued
29
Installing PHP
30
Changing Apache
31
Making CI work
32
Adding .htaccess
33
Deploying database
34
Deployment continued
35
Integrating Playbooks
Quiz:
Configuration Management with Ansible
      Section 5 : Version Control using Git
36
The need for version control
37
Git and Github
38
Installing Git
39
Git Setup
40
Git in Action
41
Setting Shortcut
42
Git fetch
43
Git wrap-up
Quiz:
Version Control using Git
      Section 6 : CI/CD with Jenkins
44
The need for continuous integration
45
Understanding CI and CD
46
Requirement and Best Practices
47
Jenkins Installation
48
Jenkins in Action
49
Jenkins Dashboard
Quiz:
CI/CD with Jenkins
      Section 7 : Final project
50
Lab -The Project Map
51
Lab - Firing up Vagrant
52
Lab - Installing Jenkins
53
Lab - Deploying Infrastructure
54
Lab - Unit Testing
55
Integration Job
56
Continuous Delivery
57
Continous Deployment
      Section 8 : Summary
58
Summary

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