DevOps Project 1 – CI/CD with Git Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes
DevOps Project 1 – CI/CD with Git Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes, available at $124.99, has an average rating of 4.56, with 115 lectures, based on 17422 reviews, and has 93489 subscribers.
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Summary
Title: DevOps Project 1 – CI/CD with Git Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes
Price: $124.99
Average Rating: 4.56
Number of Lectures: 115
Number of Published Lectures: 64
Number of Curriculum Items: 115
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64
Original Price: ₹6,900
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Complete understanding of DevOps flow.
- Kubernetes setup on AWS cloud
- Setup DevOps CI/CD pipeline to build and deploy a real-time project
Who Should Attend
- Who wants to know how DevOps project works
- Who want to do a complete DevOps real-world project on their own
Target Audiences
- Who wants to know how DevOps project works
- Who want to do a complete DevOps real-world project on their own
If you know various DevOps tools like git, Jenkins, Maven, Ansible, Docker, and Kubernetes and are not sure how collaboratively does it work? Or would you like to set up a complete ci/cd pipeline using various DevOps tools? or are you someone who wishes to know what the logical workflow of a DevOps project is? Then this course is for you. Welcome to the Simple DevOps Project. My name is AR Shankar, and I will be the instructor for this course.
In this course, I have created a complete CI/CD pipeline to run a java application. In this learning journey, you have introduced tools like Github, Jenkins, maven, docker, ansible, and Kubernetes and learned how to integrate these tools to run a project in the real world. I am very much confident that you can able to set up a CI/CD pipeline on your own by the end of this program.
I have over 10+ years of DevOps experience and a deep understanding of this domain. So, I will be teaching you in detail with the step-by-step demonstration.
Who is this course for?
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Anyone who wants to build CI/CD pipeline tools on Various DevOps tools
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Anyone who wants to Enhance their skills in the DevOps domain
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: What do we cover
Lecture 3: What is CI and CD
Lecture 4: Resources to setup DevOps CI/CD pipeline
Lecture 5: DevOps project source code
Lecture 6: Quick tips to learn fast
Lecture 7: Resources
Chapter 2: CI/CD pipeline using Git, Jenkins and Maven
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: Update about new Amazon Linux Version
Lecture 3: Setup Jenkins server
Lecture 4: Run 1st Jenkins job
Lecture 5: Integrate Git with Jenkins
Lecture 6: Run Jenkins job to pull code from GitHub
Lecture 7: Integrate Maven with Jenkins
Lecture 8: Build a java project using Jenkins
Lecture 9: Build is failing
Chapter 3: Integrating Tomcat server in CI/CD pipeline
Lecture 1: Section Introduction
Lecture 2: Setup a Tomcat server
Lecture 3: Integrate Tomcat with Jenkins
Lecture 4: Deploy artifacts on a Tomcat server
Lecture 5: Automate build and deploy using Poll SCM
Chapter 4: Integrating Docker in CI/CD Pipeline
Lecture 1: Setup Docker environment
Lecture 2: Create a Tomcat container
Lecture 3: Fixing Tomcat container issue
Lecture 4: Create a first Docker file
Lecture 5: Create a customized Dockerfile for Tomcat
Lecture 6: Integrate Docker with Jenkins
Lecture 7: Jenkins job to build and copy artifacts on to dockerhost
Lecture 8: Update Tomcat dockerfile to automate deployment process
Lecture 9: Automate build and deployment on Docker container
Lecture 10: Jenkins job to automate CI/CD to deploy application on docker container
Chapter 5: Integrating Ansible in CI/CD pipeline
Lecture 1: Section Introduction – Why do we need ansible
Lecture 2: Ansible installation
Lecture 3: Integrate Docker with Ansible
Lecture 4: Integrate Ansible with Jenkins
Lecture 5: Build an image and create container on Ansible
Lecture 6: Ansible playbook to create image and container
Lecture 7: Copy image on to dockerhub
Lecture 8: Jenkins job to build an image onto ansible
Lecture 9: How to create container on dockerhost using ansible playbook – DevOps Project
Lecture 10: Continuous deployment of docker container using ansible playbook
Lecture 11: Jenkins CI/CD to deploy on container using Ansible
Chapter 6: Kubernetes on AWS
Lecture 1: Section introduction – Why Kubernetes
Lecture 2: Kubernetes installation methods
Lecture 3: EKS installation procedure
Lecture 4: Setup bootstrap server for eksctl
Lecture 5: Setup Kubernetes using eksctl
Lecture 6: Run Kubernetes basic commands
Lecture 7: Create 1st manifest file
Lecture 8: Create a service manifest file
Lecture 9: Using labels and selector
Chapter 7: Integrating Kubernetes in CI/CD pipeline
Lecture 1: Write a deployment file
Lecture 2: Use deployment and service files to create and access pod
Lecture 3: Integrate Kubernetes bootstrap server with Ansible
Lecture 4: Create ansible playbooks for deploy and service files
Lecture 5: Create Jenkins deployment job for Kubernetes
Lecture 6: CI Job to create Image for Kubernetes
Lecture 7: Enable rolling update to create pod from latest docker image
Lecture 8: Complete CI and CD job to build and deploy code on Kubernetes
Lecture 9: Clean up Kubernetes setup
Chapter 8: Bonus Section
Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture
Chapter 9: Resources
Lecture 1: How to install Gitbash
Lecture 2: How to create GitHub account
Lecture 3: How to setup AWS account
Instructors
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AR Shankar | Valaxy Technologies
AWS, DevOps Specialist
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- 5 stars: 9129 votes
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