Integrating DevOps Tools into a CI/CD Pipeline in AWS

Integrating DevOps Tools into a CI/CD Pipeline in AWS, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 57 lectures, based on 28 reviews, and has 171 subscribers.

You will learn about learn popular, in-demand DevOps practices; defining production-ready AWS infrastructure using Terraform; creating an end-to-end, secure CI/CD pipeline; installing, configuring and operating various DevOps tools, like Git, Jenkins, Maven, Ansible, Docker and Sonarqube; AWS platform: we will cover multiple basic services, such as EC2, S3 and ECR; become an AWS networking expert, covering all major VPC concepts, from route tables to Load Balancers; learn to configure a data visualization app like Grafana for monitoring the AWS infrastructure; This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate multiple DevOps tools to create a complete CI/CD pipeline in a secure and practical manner, with hands-on labs. or Beginners in the AWS ecosystem, that want to learn all the major cloud practices and services from scratch. or People who want to get started with infrastructure provisioning tools like Terraform. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate multiple DevOps tools to create a complete CI/CD pipeline in a secure and practical manner, with hands-on labs. or Beginners in the AWS ecosystem, that want to learn all the major cloud practices and services from scratch. or People who want to get started with infrastructure provisioning tools like Terraform.

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Summary

Title: Integrating DevOps Tools into a CI/CD Pipeline in AWS

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

learn popular, in-demand DevOps practices;
defining production-ready AWS infrastructure using Terraform;
creating an end-to-end, secure CI/CD pipeline;
installing, configuring and operating various DevOps tools, like Git, Jenkins, Maven, Ansible, Docker and Sonarqube;
AWS platform: we will cover multiple basic services, such as EC2, S3 and ECR;
become an AWS networking expert, covering all major VPC concepts, from route tables to Load Balancers;
learn to configure a data visualization app like Grafana for monitoring the AWS infrastructure;

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate multiple DevOps tools to create a complete CI/CD pipeline in a secure and practical manner, with hands-on labs.
Beginners in the AWS ecosystem, that want to learn all the major cloud practices and services from scratch.
People who want to get started with infrastructure provisioning tools like Terraform.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate multiple DevOps tools to create a complete CI/CD pipeline in a secure and practical manner, with hands-on labs.
Beginners in the AWS ecosystem, that want to learn all the major cloud practices and services from scratch.
People who want to get started with infrastructure provisioning tools like Terraform.

During this course, we will focus on building a secure CI/CD pipeline, by integrating some well-known DevOps tools. In a typical production scenario, developers working on the same application push their new features to a common repository, which is represented most of the times by Git. In the next step, there comes the need of a continuous integration & building tool, such as Jenkins, whose job is to periodically perform polling activities to the Git repository, and when it senses there was a new commit, it takes the new application, performs some quality and security analysis of the code through the SonarQube app, then builds it with the help of Maven plugin and sends the build artifacts to Ansible. Ansible packages these artifacts into Docker containers and deploys them on the production servers, so that the application is accessible for the clients. All this process happens automatically, meaning that after developers push their new code to Git, the features should be seen by the end user without any intervention from the Dev or Ops teams. The whole infrastructure that performs this process is hosted in AWS cloud and created with the help of the most popular infrastructure provisioning tool, Terraform. Each independent server (Jenkins, Ansible, SonarQube & Application hosts) will also be monitored by Grafana, and alerts will be configured in the case of any malfunctions.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Aim of the Course

Lecture 2: What is CI/CD?

Lecture 3: Project Overview

Lecture 4: Prerequisites

Chapter 2: Provisioning AWS Infrastructure with Terraform

Lecture 1: Section 2 Overview

Lecture 2: Terraform and Visual Studio Code Installation

Lecture 3: Creating the VPC

Lecture 4: Passing AWS Credentials to Terraform

Lecture 5: AWS Region Variable Declaration

Lecture 6: Creating the Internet Gateway, EIP and NAT Gateway

Lecture 7: Creating the Route Tables

Lecture 8: Creating the Subnets

Lecture 9: Route Table Associations

Lecture 10: Creating Jenkins Security Group

Lecture 11: Creating the other Security Groups

Lecture 12: Creating the ACL

Lecture 13: ACL Subnets Association Issue

Lecture 14: Creating the ECR Repository

Lecture 15: Creating the Key Pair

Lecture 16: Creating the S3 backend

Chapter 3: Launching and Configuring Jenkins

Lecture 1: Section 3 Overview

Lecture 2: Writing the Terraform Code for Jenkins

Lecture 3: Launching Jenkins through Terraform

Lecture 4: Jenkins Initial Configuration

Lecture 5: OpenJDK 11 binary archive link

Lecture 6: Integrating Git with Jenkins

Lecture 7: Integrating Maven with Jenkins

Lecture 8: Git Bash setup

Lecture 9: Building the First Jenkins Job

Chapter 4: Launching and Configuring SonarQube

Lecture 1: Section 4 Overview

Lecture 2: Writing the Terraform code for SonarQube

Lecture 3: Configuring and Launching SonarQube

Lecture 4: Integrating SonarQube with Jenkins

Lecture 5: SonarScanner Download Link

Chapter 5: Launching and Configuring Ansible

Lecture 1: Section 5 Overview

Lecture 2: Writing the Terraform Code for Ansible

Lecture 3: Integrating Ansible with Jenkins

Lecture 4: Copying the Artifact from Jenkins to Ansible

Lecture 5: Integrating SonarQube in the CI job

Lecture 6: Creating the Docker Image and Pushing it to ECR

Lecture 7: Creating the CI playbook

Lecture 8: Integrating the CI playbook into the CI job

Lecture 9: Creating the CD playbook

Lecture 10: Integrating the CD playbook into the CD job

Chapter 6: Creating and Configuring the Application Environment

Lecture 1: Section 6 Overview

Lecture 2: Creating the Launch Configuration

Lecture 3: Creating the Autoscaling Group & Target Group

Lecture 4: Creating the Load Balancer

Lecture 5: Integrating the Application Servers into the Pipeline

Lecture 6: Testing the Pipeline

Lecture 7: Final Adjustments

Chapter 7: Monitoring the Infrastructure

Lecture 1: Section 7 Overview

Lecture 2: Launching Grafana using Terraform

Lecture 3: Creating the Grafana Dashboard

Lecture 4: Configuring Email Alerts in Grafana

Lecture 5: Configuring SMS Alerts

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Thank You!

Instructors

Strautiu Vlad
DevOps Engineer

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