This online DevOps training course will assist you in learning DevOps and mastering many areas of software development, operations, continuous integration, continuous delivery, automated build, test, and deployment. You will learn DevOps tools such as Git, Puppet, Jenkins, SVN, Maven, Docker, Ansible, Nagios, and more in this finest DevOps certification.
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Devops Course Description
DevOps is a set of cultural ideas, practises, and tools that improves an organization’s capacity to provide applications and services at high velocity: changing and enhancing products at a faster rate than traditional software development and infrastructure management methods.
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The DevOps certification course has been created with the most recent industry requirements in mind. You will be trained in the following skill sets, which were selected based on job descriptions given by firms seeking DevOps Engineers. The following topics will be covered in this online course:
Expertise in DevOps approach.
Putting Software Version Control in Place.
Docker is used in production to containerize code.
Jenkins is used to create CI/CD pipelines.
Puppet and Ansible are used to manage configuration.
Selenium and Maven are used to automate build and testing.
Kubernetes container orchestation.
Using Nagios for performance tuning and monitoring.
DevOps is not difficult to learn. Yet, in order to have a successful career in the domain, one should be proficient with a variety of languages, including Java, Javascript, Ruby, Python, PHP, Bash, and others. Intellipaat trainers are well-equipped and seasoned with industry-level expertise, allowing our learners to effortlessly obtain DevOps training.
Syllabus of Devops Online Course in Chennai
Module 1: Cloud computing
What is Cloud Computing
How Cloud Computing are helpful
Cloud’s role in DevOps orchestration
What is AWS
Use cases in AWS
Companies using AWS and Market tends
Different Services offered in AWS
Use case: – Highly available fault tolerant systems
Understanding availability zone
region
Creating your own account in AWS
Creating a VPC
subnet
network gets way
Running your own EC2 instance
Connecting in EC2 and installing https in EC2
S3
Over viewS3
SNS. Cloud watch
Understanding the Serverless (Lambda)
More
Module 2: DevOps History and evolution of DevOps
What is the market trend of DevOps
Which back ground people can switch to DevOps
Some typical tool stack for DevOps Jobs
How to get maximum from the course
Client-Server and Distributed Version control system
Git
Advantages of Git over SVN
Git User trends
Different Git tools (Git Desktop. Kraken)
Git Installation and Configuration
Setting up Git Bash and Git UI
Creating first repository: Local
Git commands: add
commit
push
status
history
Branch why what? Understanding Master
Creating a Branch
Merging a Branch
Resolving Merge conflicts
checking the difference
Understanding the tags: Modifying
undoing
deleting and discarding
What
Use Case of Unit Testing
Different kind of Unit Testing
What is JUnit
Writing a Simple JUnit Test
Test NG introduction
Write a Unit Testing Case in your Favorite language.
Linux Administration
A Linux Introduction
Open Source Philosophy
Distributions
Embedded Systems
Command Line Basics
Basic Shell
Command Line Syntax – ls
Command Line Syntax – $PATH, Case Sensitivity
Command Line Syntax – Basic Commands
Command Line Syntax – uname
Command Line Syntax – Command History, Command Completion
Command Line Syntax – cd and pwd
Shell Configuration Files
Variables – Environment / System Variables
Variables – User Defined
Globbing
Quoting
Formatting Commands
Working with Options
Using the Command Line to Get Help
Man
Info
locate, find, whereis, and using /usr/share/doc/
Exercise: Man Page Walkthrough
Exercise: Basic Command Line
Using Directories and Listing Files
The Linux File System
Files, Directories
Hidden Files and Directories
Home
Absolute and Relative Paths
Exercise: Maneuvering the Linux File System
Creating, Moving and Deleting Files
Files and Directories
Case Sensitivity
Simple Globbing and Quoting
The Power of the Command Line
Archiving Files on the Command Line
Files, Directories
Archives, Compression
Searching and Extracting Data from Files
Commands (Revisited)
Command Line Pipes
I/O Redirection
Regular Expressions
Exercise: Practicing with Pipes and Grep
Turning Commands into a Script
Basic Text Editing
Basic Shell Scripting
Basic Shell Scripting, Continued
Exercise: Using the vi Text Editor
Available
The Linux Operating System
Choosing an Operating System
Windows, Mac, and Linux Differences
Distribution Life Cycle Management
Understanding Computer Hardware
Hardware
Where Data is Stored
Kernel
Processes
syslog, klog, dmesg
/lib, /usr/lib, /etc, /var/log
Your Computer on the Network
Internet, Network, Routers
Domain Name Service and the Default Gateway (Network Router)
Network Configuration
Security and File Permissions
Basic Security and Identifying User Types
Root and Standard Users
System Users
Creating Users and Groups
User IDs
User Commands
Group Commands
Exercise: Managing User Accounts
Exercise: Creating User Groups
Managing File Permissions and Ownership
File/Directory Permissions and Owners
Special Directories and Files
Symbolic Links
System files, Special Files, and Sticky Bits
Use Case in Maven
Ant vs Maven
Maven installation and Configuration What is Maven Central
Dependency Management why and How
Introduction to POM
Build lifecycle
Maven repositories Maven plugins
Using a POM file to run unit testing (Jenkins)
Multi-module POM
dependency hierarchy
Artifactory management
Maven Release and Snapshot
Assignment- Create a Maven Hello world Java Project
Run the Unit testing and and create the artifact for that
Use Case (How Artifactories are managed)
Artifact Lifecycle
Basic use of Sonatype Nexus
Artifactory Live demo
Use Case WebServer Deployment in DevOps
Architecture
Different types of Webserver
Proxy servers
Mail Server
Installation of Tomcat
Manual Deployment
Deploying a Web application using Maven
Idea about Automated Deployment using Continuous Integration
Create a Tomcat Server and Deploy the application manually
Create a Tomcat Server and Deploy the Application Using Maven
Benefits of Code Profiling tool
Use case of Code Profiling tool
Different kind of Code quality tools
Over view of Sonar
Installation of SonarQube
Installation fo Code Analyser
Sonar profiles
Running Sonar for a project
Configuring SonarQube for one Sample java project.
Module 3: Jenkins
Why Jenkins?
What is Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (Use Case1)
Jenkins installation and Configuration
Running Jenkins as windows service
Deploying Jenkins in Tomcat Server
Jenkins Global Configuration
Building your first Hello world job
Jenkins User Management
Jenkins Plugin management
Jenkins SCM configuration (Git SVN)
Understanding the Jenkins workspace
Build
pre build and post build job
Jenkins Unit testing
Automation testing
Mail notification
Jenkins Reporting
Matrix and trend
Jenkins remote executor
Master Slave configuration in Jenkins
Jenkins Most used plugin
Advanced Reference
Jenkins pipeline plugin
Groovy scripting
Scriptler
Jenkins Parameterized build
Environment inject plugin
Use of Jenkins environment variables
Deploying a specific revision
Customizing the Jenkins UI
Project based Matrix plugin
Parallel Execution
Configuring Jenkins Hub and Node in the cloud (AWS)
Configuring a Selenium Desktop node with a Linux Server (AWS)
