Devops Tools Training: Learn Git,Jenkins,Docker, kubernetes
Devops Tools Training: Learn Git,Jenkins,Docker, kubernetes, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4, with 121 lectures, based on 479 reviews, and has 7382 subscribers.
You will learn about You will learn how to build an automated continuous integration (CI) pipeline with Jenkins and its various plugins Apply DevOps strategies to your projects Understand Continuous Delivery Automate the deployment process Reduce release time Release better software Build a highly available and fully scalable application Learn to automate monitoring the infrastructure This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps engineers Product owners Integration specialists Operations managers Incident and change managers System administrators Network administrators Business managers Automation architects Enterprise architects It is particularly useful for DevOps engineers Product owners Integration specialists Operations managers Incident and change managers System administrators Network administrators Business managers Automation architects Enterprise architects.
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Summary
Title: Devops Tools Training: Learn Git,Jenkins,Docker, kubernetes
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 4
Number of Lectures: 121
Number of Published Lectures: 121
Number of Curriculum Items: 121
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121
Original Price: ₹1,199
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- You will learn how to build an automated continuous integration (CI) pipeline with Jenkins and its various plugins
- Apply DevOps strategies to your projects
- Understand Continuous Delivery
- Automate the deployment process
- Reduce release time
- Release better software
- Build a highly available and fully scalable application
- Learn to automate monitoring the infrastructure
Who Should Attend
- DevOps engineers Product owners Integration specialists Operations managers Incident and change managers System administrators Network administrators Business managers Automation architects Enterprise architects
Target Audiences
- DevOps engineers Product owners Integration specialists Operations managers Incident and change managers System administrators Network administrators Business managers Automation architects Enterprise architects
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This course helps to understand the devops methodology in detail and help them learn the devops tools and gain handson experience on the tools thereby :
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Apply DevOps strategies to your projects
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Understand Continuous Delivery
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Automate the deployment process
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Create CI/CD pipeline by integrating the tools
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Learn Managing application for high availability,Load balancing, scaling and deployment strategies for no downtime.
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continuous integration Jenkins
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version control system GIT
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containerization using DOCKER
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Build a highly available and fully scalable application with Docker Swarm
container orchestrator KUBERNETES
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Introduction to Kubernetes
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Kubernetes Architecture
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Spinning up a Kubernetes Cluster on AWS
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Exploring your Cluster
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Understanding YAML configuration in kubernetes
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Creating a pod object in kubernetes
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Creating a Deployment in Kubernetes using YAML Preview
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Creating a Service Object in Kubernetes
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Creating Headless service, Node Port, Load balancer Services
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Creating secrets and configmaps
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Working with daemon sets
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Deploying database application using statefulsets
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Working with Persistent Volumes, Persistent volume claims
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Using Rolling Updates in Kubernetes
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Blue Green Deployments in Kubernetes
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Canary Deployment in Kubernetes
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Helm Package manager for Kubernetes
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Deploying Kubernetes Dashboard with Helm
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Installing Prometheus and grafana on kubernetes cluster with Helm
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Monitoring Kubernetes cluster with Prometheus
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Deploying micro service application using statefulsets and Persistent volumes
KUBERNETES ON AWS – EKS
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Create Kubernetes cluster on AWS with EKS
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Eksctl command line tool
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Configuring Auto Scaling EKS cluster on AWS
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Deploy application on EKS cluster from Jenkins
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Complete CI/CD pipeline on EKS cluster on AWS from Docker hub
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Complete CI/CD pipeline on EKS cluster on AWS from ECR
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build automation tool MAVEN
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction to Devops
Lecture 1: Why Devops?
Lecture 2: What is Devops?
Lecture 3: What is Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment?
Chapter 2: Lab Setup for Hands-on
Lecture 1: Lab Setup on AWS
Lecture 2: Setting up lab on Google Cloud Platform
Chapter 3: Version Control System – GIT
Lecture 1: What is VCS?
Lecture 2: Types of VCS
Lecture 3: What is Git?
Lecture 4: Git Architecture
Lecture 5: Install Git
Lecture 6: Creating git local repository
Lecture 7: Understanding working directory, Staging area and local repository
Lecture 8: Logs in Git
Lecture 9: Diff command in Git
Lecture 10: Removing files from wd and local repository
Lecture 11: Removing files from git local repository
Lecture 12: Git ignore
Lecture 13: Git Checkout on files
Lecture 14: Git Reset
Lecture 15: Git reset –mixed
Lecture 16: Git reset –soft
Lecture 17: Git reset –hard
Lecture 18: Branching in git
Lecture 19: Merging in Git
Lecture 20: Conflicts in Git
Lecture 21: Git Stash
Lecture 22: Stash pop
Lecture 23: Stash apply
Lecture 24: Partial Stash
Lecture 25: Stashing unstaged files
Lecture 26: Delete the stash
Lecture 27: Remote repository Github
Lecture 28: Pull requests on Github
Lecture 29: Git Reset hard
Lecture 30: Git Clone
Lecture 31: Git Pull
Lecture 32: Git Fetch
Lecture 33: Merge Conflicts on remote repository
Chapter 4: Build Automation Tool – Maven
Lecture 1: Why and What is Maven?
Lecture 2: Maven LifeCycle
Lecture 3: Maven Architecture
Lecture 4: Pom file in Maven
Lecture 5: Maven Installation
Lecture 6: Maven Hands-on
Chapter 5: Continuous Integration Tool – JENKINS
Lecture 1: What is Continuous Integration?
Lecture 2: Introduction to Jenkins
Lecture 3: Setup and Launch Jenkins
Lecture 4: Creating first Job in Jenkins
Lecture 5: Notifications in Jenkins
Lecture 6: CICD Pipeline in Jenkins
Lecture 7: Maven Compile job in Jenkins
Lecture 8: Maven Unit Test job in Jenkins
Lecture 9: Maven Package job in Jenkins
Lecture 10: Create a CI/CD Pipeline in Jenkins
Lecture 11: BuildPipeline plugin in Jenkins
Lecture 12: Scheduling a job in Jenkins using cron tab
Lecture 13: Scheduling a job in jenkins using Poll SCM
Lecture 14: Scheduling a job through Webhooks in Github
Lecture 15: Distributed Architecture in Jenkins
Lecture 16: Add windows slave and run the job
Lecture 17: Adding linux slave to jenkins master
Lecture 18: what is Jenkins Pipeline?
Lecture 19: what is Pipeline as code?
Lecture 20: Creating job using Pipleine as code
Lecture 21: what is Jenkins file?
Lecture 22: Create Jenkinsfile to create CI/CD pipeline
Lecture 23: Benefits of Jenkins file on SCM
Lecture 24: Multiconfiguration Project type in Jenkins
Chapter 6: Containerisation Tool – DOCKER
Lecture 1: what is Docker?
Lecture 2: VMS Vs Containers
Lecture 3: what are containers?
Lecture 4: Docker Architecture
Lecture 5: Container LifeCycle
Lecture 6: Container LifeCycle-1
Lecture 7: Container LifeCycle-2
Lecture 8: Container LifeCycle-3
Lecture 9: Container LifeCycle-4
Lecture 10: Container LifeCycle-5
Lecture 11: Container LifeCycle-6
Lecture 12: Container LifeCycle-7
Lecture 13: What are docker volumes?
Lecture 14: Creating Docker Volume
Lecture 15: Attaching volume to a container
Lecture 16: Attaching volume to multiple containers
Lecture 17: Deleting a volume
Lecture 18: Creating volume with v flag
Lecture 19: Bind Mounts
Lecture 20: Migrating Docker volumes
Lecture 21: Creating our own docker images
Lecture 22: Default bridge network in docker
Lecture 23: User-defined bridge network in docker
Lecture 24: Port publishing in docker
Lecture 25: Binding ports
Lecture 26: Deploying docker containers via jenkins
Instructors
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Preethi Dovala
Impelmenting Devops for new and existing Projects
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 6 votes
- 2 stars: 15 votes
- 3 stars: 67 votes
- 4 stars: 169 votes
- 5 stars: 222 votes
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