UPCOMING FREE WORKSHOP 

Module 1: DevOps Essentials Learning Objectives

• Introduction to DevOps

• DevOps Delivery Pipelines DevOps Ecosystem

• DevOps and SDLC

• Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment

• Configuration Management Tools

• Containerization

• Container Orchestration Tool

Module 2: AWS for DevOps (Covered in the entire course Term wrt Projects)

Project A – Migration of a web Application from On-premise to Public Cloud – AWS

Project B – Stop Dev and Stage Servers in Weekend to Save Money and start on Monday

• Creating AWS account(Free Tier)

• Understanding AWS Regions and availability zones

• Understanding Network IP ranges like Public & Private and calculation of CIDR

• VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)

• EC2 (Elastic Computing Cloud)

• ACM (Amazon Certificate Manager)

• S3 (Simple Storage Service)

• EIP (Elastic IP address),

• EBS (Elastic Block Storage)

• Load Balancer

• IAM (Identity Access Management)

• AMI (Amazon Machine Image)

• RDS

• ROUTE53

• Lambda Function

Module 3: Overview of Systems Administration - Linux (Covered in the entire course Term wrt Projects)

Project B – Writing a Shell Script using Linux Commands and shell scripting basics to install softwares and tools in Linux.

• What is Operating System with Architecture

• Linux Role in DevOps

• Introduction to Linux Basics and Flavours of Linux

• Overview of Linux commands necessary for DevOps (Total 8 Chapters covering most of the commands)

• What is Shell and Shell Scripting

• Understanding Shell Script with Variables, Loops and Conditions and Covering Project 2

• Unix and Linux difference

• Changing file permissions and ownership

• Types of links soft and hard link

• Filter commands

• Simple filter and advance filter commands

• Start and stop services

• Find and kill the process with id and name

• Package installation using RPM and YUM

• Connecting windows and Linux instances (Covered while studying Chef)

Module 4: Techstack Architecture Design in AWS Cloud

Project C.1 – Run a Web Application on Single node Architecture

Project C.2 – Cost Cutting in your company and merging multiple sites into one Server to Save Infra Cost. – Virtual host method of Apache

Project C.3 – Run a Web Application on Multi Node Architecture with HA and Failover

Project C.4 – Secure a Web Application from Hackers and increase SEO (443 and 80)

Project C.5 – Run a Java Project on Tomcat Server and Integrate it with Apache

• Installing Apache, Tomcat and Maven

• Configuring Apache & Tomcat

• Troubleshooting Apache & Tomcat

• Performance tuning Tips for Apache & Tomcat

• Using Virtual Host Concepts

• Securing Apache using SSL and ACM

• Deploying web application in Tomcat Manually

Module 5: Source Control Tool – Git

Project E.1 – Merging code from develop to master branch

Project E.2 – Restore deleted commits

Project E.2 – Pushing code to Remote code repo

• SVN (CVCS) vs GIT (DVCS)

• Introduction of Version Control Systems. GIT Workflow

• Important GIT Commands Setup and Configuration

• Setup and Configuration Creating Repositories

• Gitignore

• Understanding Git Branch & Git Remote

• Create and Configure Users

• Git Remote commands

Module 6: Build Tool – Maven

Project D.1 – Creating a Project and building a jar file

Project D.2 – Creating & Deploying Web Application to Server using Maven

• Installation and Configuration

• Build Pre-requisites & Creating Builds

• Understanding Maven Life Cycles and its components

• Maven Repository and POM Examples

• Maven Dependencies & Plugins

• Maven Project Creation & Structure

• Maven Deployment

Module 7: Jenkins

Project F.1 – Configure Jenkin job to auto deploy if git repo is committed with new code

Project F.2 – How to Change Home Directory and Port

Project F.3 – Disable Multiple Jenkins jobs from backend

Project F.4 – Connecting Application Layer with Database and Managing DB Layer

Project F.5 – How to solve performance issue in Jenkins by Adding Slave node and run different projects in different node.

Project F.6 – Jenkins Job as Code using Declarative Syntax

• Download and Install Jenkins

• Configuring and Managing Jenkins

• Create Jobs

• Download the Jenkins plugin

• Build a Job

• How to change the Home Directory, Port and thread

• Jenkins CLI

• Unlock Super accounts

Module 8: Terraform

Project G.1 – Deploy a tomcat Application on EC2 using by provisioning infrastructure through Terraform and calling ansible playbooks to configure the application

Project G.2 – Deploy AWS infra resources using Terraform modules

● Understanding Terraform building Blocks

● Provisioning infrastructure using terraform

● Create terraform modules

● Terraform Provisioners

● Terraform Modules

● How to create custom modules

● Use public modules

Module 9: Ansible

• What is Ansible?

• Ansible Architecture

• Advantages of Ansible

• Install Ansible

• Validate

• Inventory File

• Configuration of Linux Server

• Ansible Ad-hoc commands

• YAML – Yet Another Markup Lang

• Ansible Playbook

• Ansible Roles

• Project

Module 10: Docker

• Problems Before Docker

• After Docker

• Docker Architecture

• Install Docker

• Docker Images and Pull

• Run Docker Images and check docker process

• Docker start/stop/attach/exec/inspect/detach

• Docker Port and Volume Mapping

• Docker file

• Docker Compose

• Project 4 & 5

Module 11: Docker Swarm

• Problems Before Docker Swarm

• What is Docker Swarm

• Docker Swarm Advantages

• Configure Docker Swarm

• Node Management

• How to Convert Worker Node as Manager Node

• Docker service creation & Management

• Service Scale Up and Down

• Deploy a stack to a swarm

• Set up a Docker registry

• Create the example application

• Test the app with Compose

• Push the generated image to the registry

• Deploy the stack to the swarm

• Project 6 & 7

Module 12: Kubernetes

• Introduction

• Why and what is Kubernetes

• Kubernetes Objects

• Kubernetes Architecture

• Pods

• Service

• Volume

• Create a Cluster using Kubeadm, Minikube

• Using kubectl to Create a Deployment

• Using a Service to Expose Your App

• Scale Your App

• Kops ON AWS

• Using kubeadm to Create a Cluster