DevOps for Beginners – Jenkins, Kubernetes, and AWS
DevOps for Beginners – Jenkins, Kubernetes, and AWS, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 104 lectures, based on 342 reviews, and has 2838 subscribers.
You will learn about Learn concepts required to master DevOps, all in one course Setup DevOps CI/CD pipelines to build and deploy real-world projects DevOps prerequisites included – Linux, Git, Infra as Code, and Kubernetes essentials Interview guide to ace your DevOps interview This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn and deploy real-world DevOps pipelines or Developers, engineers, and architects of all levels preparing for Cloud DevOps interviews or Beginners in Cloud who are curious about DevOps It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn and deploy real-world DevOps pipelines or Developers, engineers, and architects of all levels preparing for Cloud DevOps interviews or Beginners in Cloud who are curious about DevOps.
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Summary
Title: DevOps for Beginners – Jenkins, Kubernetes, and AWS
Price: $94.99
Average Rating: 3.6
Number of Lectures: 104
Number of Published Lectures: 104
Number of Curriculum Items: 104
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104
Original Price: $24.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Learn concepts required to master DevOps, all in one course
- Setup DevOps CI/CD pipelines to build and deploy real-world projects
- DevOps prerequisites included – Linux, Git, Infra as Code, and Kubernetes essentials
- Interview guide to ace your DevOps interview
Who Should Attend
- Anyone who wants to learn and deploy real-world DevOps pipelines
- Developers, engineers, and architects of all levels preparing for Cloud DevOps interviews
- Beginners in Cloud who are curious about DevOps
Target Audiences
- Anyone who wants to learn and deploy real-world DevOps pipelines
- Developers, engineers, and architects of all levels preparing for Cloud DevOps interviews
- Beginners in Cloud who are curious about DevOps
What will you achieve from this course?
Welcome to Rocking DevOps with Jenkins course:
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Learn DevOps concepts
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Master Jenkins in it’s entirety – basics, advanced, implementations including Kubernetes, DevSecOps, Ansible
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DevOps pre-requisites included – git, linux, infra as code, and Kubernetes essentials all in one course
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Tips, tricks, learning from real world Cloud Architect
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Interview Q/A
About the instructor
Rajdeep Saha is a Principal Solutions Architect at AWS. He has migrated and designed numerous mission-critical apps in the cloud, handling millions of transactions. Rajdeep has presented at the biggest stages, such as AWS Re:Invent, AWS Summits, and Kubecon. He has authored multiple bestselling courses and mentored students successfully to cloud jobs, including FAANG companies. Rajdeep also runs a successful YouTube channel named “Cloud With Raj” with over 100K+ subscribers. He has over 250,000+ followers across the globe. Rajdeep takes pride in teaching real-world solutions and learnings beyond just theoretical information. You are in capable hands! All opinions are Rajdeep’s own.
Course Structure
This course has the following main areas – DevOps Introduction, Git and GitHub Basics, Infra as Code Basics, Linux for DevOps, Kubernetes Primer, Jenkins Introduction, Jenkinsfile – Pipeline as Code, Jenkins Commonly Used Examples, Run CloudFormation with Jenkins, Run Terraform with Jenkins, Deploying to EKS using Jenkins and ArgoCD, Jenkins with Ansible, and DevOps Interview Prep.
Please check out the list of lectures for detailed breakdown of each area.
This is the course that could take your career to next level. Let’s have some fun and build some awesome stuff in cloud together!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: DevOps Fundamentals
Lecture 1: DevOps – What and Why
Lecture 2: DevOps Benefits
Lecture 3: Challenges of DevOps!
Lecture 4: Important – CI vs CD vs CD!
Lecture 5: Different DevOps Tools
Lecture 6: Different DevOps Pipelines
Lecture 7: Important – DevOps Learning Path
Lecture 8: Basic vs Blue Green vs Canary vs Rolling Deployment
Lecture 9: Kubernetes Rolling Deployment
Lecture 10: A/B Testing Vs Blue Green Deployment
Lecture 11: DevSecOps – What and Why
Lecture 12: DevSecOps Pipelines including Kubernetes
Lecture 13: Which Chapter Next?
Lecture 14: Course Resources
Lecture 15: Course Slides
Chapter 2: Git and GitHub Basics
Lecture 1: Quick Note on Git and GitHub Basics
Lecture 2: Git – What and Why
Lecture 3: Git Vs GitHub
Lecture 4: Git Workflow
Lecture 5: Git Install and Setup
Lecture 6: Important – Git Workflow Demo
Lecture 7: Comparing Files
Lecture 8: Important – Git Branch and Merge
Lecture 9: Branching Merging Demo
Chapter 3: Infra as Code Basics
Lecture 1: How it All Started – Infrastructure as Code
Lecture 2: What is CloudFormation
Lecture 3: Running Our First CloudFormation
Lecture 4: CloudFormation Vs Terraform
Chapter 4: Linux for DevOps
Lecture 1: Linux Basic Commands
Lecture 2: Linux File and User Commands
Lecture 3: Calling APIs from Linux
Lecture 4: Vi Editor
Lecture 5: AWS CLI – What and Why
Lecture 6: AWS CLI Demo using CloudShell
Lecture 7: AWS CLI Installation in Visual Studio Code
Lecture 8: Find and Run ANY AWS CLI Command
Chapter 5: Kubernetes Primer
Lecture 1: Quick Note on Kubernetes Primer
Lecture 2: In the Beginning – Docker Container
Lecture 3: What is Container Orchestrator
Lecture 4: Kubernetes Introduction
Lecture 5: Pods
Lecture 6: Replicaset and Deployment
Lecture 7: Ways to Spin Up Cluster
Lecture 8: Intro to eksctl
Lecture 9: Install eksctl
Lecture 10: Spin Our Very First EKS Cluster
Chapter 6: Jenkins Introduction
Lecture 1: Jenkins – What and Why
Lecture 2: Jenkins Installation on AWS
Lecture 3: Jenkins Installation in Local Desktop
Lecture 4: Jenkins Console Walkthrough
Lecture 5: Our Very First Jenkins Job
Lecture 6: Saving Credentials in Jenkins
Lecture 7: Jenkins Plugins
Lecture 8: Declarative vs Scripted Pipeline
Lecture 9: Freestyle vs Pipeline
Lecture 10: Freestyle Job Demo – Copy Git Repo
Lecture 11: Pipeline Job Demo – Copy Git Repo
Chapter 7: Jenkinsfile – Pipeline as Code
Lecture 1: Jenkinsfile – What and Why
Lecture 2: Jenkinsfile Structure – Required Fields
Lecture 3: Our Very First Jenkinsfile
Lecture 4: Jenkins Permission
Lecture 5: Writing Jenkinsfile the Easy Way
Lecture 6: Jenkinsfile Post Section
Lecture 7: Jenkinsfile Post Section Demo
Lecture 8: Handling Credentials with Environment Section
Chapter 8: Jenkins Commonly Used Examples
Lecture 1: Build and Push Docker Image to Container Repo
Lecture 2: Triggering one Job from Another
Lecture 3: Passing Parameter from one Job to Another
Lecture 4: List of all Jenkins Environment Variables
Lecture 5: Running Shell Scripts from Jenkins
Lecture 6: Important – Build and Unit Test using Docker Container Agent
Lecture 7: Parallel Stages
Lecture 8: Triggering a Lambda from Jenkins
Lecture 9: Inserting Manual Approval
Lecture 10: Converting a Scripted Job to Pipeline Job using Jenkinsfile Script Section
Lecture 11: Multibranch Pipeline
Lecture 12: GitHub WebHook & Jenkins
Lecture 13: GitHub to Jenkins Manual Submit Demo
Lecture 14: GitHub Jenkins Automated Integrations using WebHook Demo
Chapter 9: Run CloudFormation with Jenkins
Lecture 1: Job Setup for CloudFormation Parameters in Jenkinsfile
Lecture 2: Hardcoding CloudFormation Parameters in JenkinsFile Demo
Lecture 3: Using Parameter Properties File with CloudFormation Demo
Lecture 4: Running ANY CloudFormation from Jenkins!
Chapter 10: Run Terraform with Jenkins
Lecture 1: Installation and SetUp for Terraform with Jenkins
Lecture 2: Create and Destroy VPC with Terraform Jenkins
Lecture 3: Provision Kubernetes Cluster with Terraform and Jenkins
Chapter 11: Deploying to EKS using Jenkins and ArgoCD
Lecture 1: Important – Watch Before Doing Demo
Lecture 2: GitOps Project Overview
Lecture 3: GitOps – What and Why
Instructors
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Rajdeep Saha | Principal Solutions Architect @AWS
Enterprise Cloud Architect
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 6 votes
- 2 stars: 5 votes
- 3 stars: 19 votes
- 4 stars: 105 votes
- 5 stars: 207 votes
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