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About Course
This course offers a detailed introduction to DevOps, blending software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) to enhance the delivery of applications and services. Learn the tools, methodologies, and workflows that enable faster development cycles, better collaboration, and high-quality product delivery.
Module 1: Introduction to DevOps (6 Hours)
- What is DevOps?
Understanding the philosophy and culture behind DevOps - Why DevOps Matters
DevOps vs traditional IT operations - Key DevOps Principles
Automation, collaboration, continuous improvement - DevOps Ecosystem
Overview of tools, practices, and roles - Case Studies
Real-world examples of DevOps success
Module 2: Version Control with Git (6 Hours)
- Introduction to Version Control
Why version control is important in DevOps - Git Basics
Setting up Git, understanding repositories, commits, and branches - Branching and Merging
Branching strategies for collaborative development - Git Workflows
Pull requests, code reviews, and working with teams - Best Practices
Version control in a DevOps environment
Module 3: Continuous Integration (CI) (8 Hours)
- What is Continuous Integration?
Definition, benefits, and importance - CI Tools Overview
Jenkins, Travis CI, CircleCI - Setting Up Jenkins
Installing and configuring Jenkins for CI - Automating Builds and Tests
Writing pipelines for automated testing and build - Integrating Git with Jenkins
Setting up a basic CI pipeline with Git - Monitoring and Reporting
Tools for tracking build and test status
Module 4: Continuous Delivery (CD) and Continuous Deployment (6 Hours)
- Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment
Key differences and their benefits - Implementing CD Pipelines
Step-by-step guide to creating a CD pipeline - Testing in CD
Unit, integration, and acceptance tests - Deployment Strategies
Blue-green deployment, canary releases, and feature toggles - Rollback Mechanisms
Handling failures in CD processes
Module 5: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) (8 Hours)
- What is Infrastructure as Code?
Benefits and key principles - Introduction to Terraform
Automating infrastructure provisioning - Writing Terraform Scripts
Understanding providers, resources, and modules - Using AWS with Terraform
Provisioning AWS infrastructure with Terraform - Best Practices in IaC
Versioning, testing, and securing IaC
Module 6: Configuration Management (6 Hours)
- Introduction to Configuration Management
Purpose and benefits in DevOps - Popular Tools
Ansible, Puppet, Chef - Automating Configuration with Ansible
Playbooks, roles, and tasks - Managing Servers with Ansible
Deploying and managing configurations across multiple servers - Best Practices
Ensuring consistency, minimizing configuration drift
Module 7: Monitoring and Logging (6 Hours)
- Importance of Monitoring and Logging in DevOps
Proactive issue detection and response - Monitoring Tools Overview
Prometheus, Grafana, Nagios - Setting Up Prometheus and Grafana
Monitoring infrastructure, services, and applications - Centralized Logging with ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
Aggregating and analyzing logs - Alerting and Reporting
Setting up alerts for key metrics and incidents
Module 8: Containerization with Docker (8 Hours)
- Introduction to Containers
What is Docker, and why use containers in DevOps? - Setting Up Docker
Installing and configuring Docker on your system - Working with Docker Images and Containers
Building, managing, and deploying containerized applications - Docker Compose
Orchestrating multi-container applications - Docker in CI/CD Pipelines
Using Docker for continuous integration and delivery
Module 9: Orchestration with Kubernetes (8 Hours)
- Introduction to Kubernetes
What is Kubernetes and why is it critical for DevOps? - Kubernetes Architecture
Nodes, pods, services, and clusters - Deploying Applications on Kubernetes
Managing workloads, scaling, and maintaining services - Kubernetes Networking and Storage
Configuring persistent storage and networking for containers - Best Practices
Securing, monitoring, and scaling Kubernetes environments
Module 10: DevOps Security (4 Hours)
- Introduction to DevSecOps
Integrating security practices into the DevOps pipeline - Security in CI/CD Pipelines
Automating security checks and compliance - Container Security
Securing Docker and Kubernetes environments - Infrastructure Security
Best practices for securing cloud environments - Monitoring and Responding to Security Incidents
Setting up automated alerts and responses for security threats
Final Project and Certification (4 Hours)
- Capstone Project
Implement a complete CI/CD pipeline, deploying a sample application using tools covered in the course. - Assessment and Certification
Evaluation based on project submission and understanding of course content.