[Basic + Advanced - Complete set of DevOps tools - 100% Job

Guaranteed ] - By Karthik M(8 years Realtime EXP on Devops)

Devops Introduction:

1. What are the software development models available ?

Tools Covered: [Basic + Advanced - Complete set of DevOps tools - 100% Job Guaranteed ]

1. SCM - Git
2. Build Tool - Maven
3. Continuous Integration - Jenkins
4. Containerization - Docker
5. Configuration management System - Chef
6. Cloud - AWS - EC2, S3, VPC, IAM, Route53, Queue Services, Auto scaling - Advanced
explanation on each options on these services.
7. Static code analysis - Sonarqube
8. Code Coverage - Jacoco
9. Artifactory - Jfrog
10. Introduction and architecture of Container Orchestration - Kubernetes
11. Linux basic and Scripting Introduction.
12. Introduction to Google Cloud Platform.
13. Introduction to Ruby and Groovy Scripts.

Note: All the above listed software's are open sources. And Practice is done on Google Cloud Platform.
GIT:

 Day 1:

1. What is VCS?

2. Detailed Git Architecture

3. Git Installation

4. Github Account creation.

5. Setting up remote repository

 Day 2:

6. Git initial Configurations.

7. Create Central/remote Repository locally

8. Deep dive – History of verifications of commits

9. Git Basic Commands.

 Day 3:

10. Branching model/Strategy

11. Git advanced Commands

12. Git diff

13. Git show

14. Git push

15. Git checkout

16. Git reset -And its types

17. Git rebase

18. Git revert

19. Git stash

20. Ignoring files

21. Git clean

23. Git tag

 Day 4 :

24. Merging

25. Resolving merge Conflict

26. Hooks

27. Git Pull

28. Git Cherrypick

29. Git Fetch

30. Differences between GIT and SVN

Maven: Build Tool

 Day 1:

1. What is Build Management ?

2. What is Maven?

3. Why build tool is required ?

4. Maven Architecture?

5. Maven Repositories?

6. Maven Installations

 Day 2:

1. Project Name(GAV) and why they are important?

2. Generate sample project structure

3. Maven Build Life cycle

4. Examples on Maven goals

5. Verify Built artifacts

1. What is POM?

2. Maven Plugin management

3. Different ways of invoking plugins

4. Different command line options

5. What is the importance of Settings.xml?

 Day 4 :

1. Deployment Automation, Dependency declaration,

2. Multi Module Projects

3. Maven update version – for release

4. Documentation – Building own site

5. Software quality

6. Build Types

7. Real-time project deployment

8. Code Coverage

9. Sonarqube – Code quality tool

Jenkins: CICD Tool

 Day 1:

 What is CI and its benefits ?

 Why Jenkins?

 Crontab Syntax

 Jenkins Architecture

 Jenkins Installation
 Day 2:

 Configure Systems

 Configure Global Security

 Global Tool Configuration

 Reload Configurations from disk

 Manage Plugins

 System Information

 System log

 Load Statistics

 Manage Nodes

 Manage Users

 Prepare to Shutdown

 How to change port of Jenkins

 How to change home directory of Jenkins

 How to migrate Jenkins form one server to another

 Real-time scenarios

 Jenkins folder structure

 Day 3:

 Why Job Configuration is required?

 Job Creation in Jenkins

 CI setup – Exercise

 Downstream dependency

 CI and CD

 Alter/create View – Project specific

 Real-time scenarios
  Build Pipeline

 Day 4:

 Jfrog –Artifactory

 Sonarqube – Static code quality analyzer

 Jacoco – Code coverage

 Real time project - Integrate Jfrog, Sonarqube, JaCoCo and Docker in Jenkins.

 Maintenance of jenkins

 Jenkins Best Practices

 Popular Plugins

 Code Review – An Agile process

 Defect Tracking

Docker: Containerization

 Day 1

 Introduction to Docker

 Difference between Physical and Virtual server

 Docker supported platforms

 Installations and verify the Docker.

 Day 2

 Managing Docker Containers.

 Docker run command and understanding the entire command to create a container.

 Inspecting Containers and Various Commands.

 List running containers only

 Show the last container which you have created(stopped/running)

 List all containers(stopped and running)

 Naming the container

 Deleting a container

 Delete all containers at once.

 Starting a stopped container

 Shortcut Keys - to work with Container

 Attaching to a running container

 Inspecting the container's processes

 Stoping a container from 'host machine'

 Show last 4 containers (stopped/running)

 Find More About The Container

 Create demonized container

 Remove all running containers

 Remove all running/stopped containers

 Day 3

 Deep Dive into Docker Images.

 Listing docker images

 SETTING-UP NGINX SERVER ON UBUNTU MANUALLY: Project

 Images types

 Creating docker image using "docker build" command

 Writing Dockerfile.

 Building docker image

 Listing docker image

 Testing Image

 Data Volumes - Advanced Topic

 Exec - command

 Docker useful commands

 Build image without using existing image/image layers

 To copy a file to docker container from host machine

 Docker logs

 Docker Hub and real-time Project.

 Working with docker-hub images

 Deleting all Images

 Deleting an Image

 Pushing custom images to docker repository

 Searching docker images in docker hub

 Pulling the images

 Docker Benifits

 Real time project

Chef: Configuration management tool

 Day 1

 Why Chef is required?

 What are Chef features ?

 Chef Architecture

 Chef environment – terminologies

 Hosted Chef server setup

 AWS Instances – To setup node and WS – Points to Note

 Workstation Setup - ChefDK Installation

 Connect WS to Server

 Setup Node And connect to Hosted chef

 Chef Recipe Syntax

 Simplest form of Chef recipe code

 What are Resources

 How to do roll back in Chef

 Day 3

 Commonly used Chef resources

 Commands to generate cookbook and Recipe

 Test your recipe locally before applying to PROD

 Real-time Exercise – Write a recipe and upload to server to configure node

 Chef Recipe – File resource

 Chef Recipe – Array

 Setting up Firewall -Multiple ports

 Chef Recipe – User resource

 Chef Recipe – Directory resource

 Chef Recipe – Remote file resource

 Chef Recipe – Execute resource

 Chef Recipe – Template resource

 Real-time –requirement to install apache service

 Ruby has hash

 Login to chef server – to check the hash of node

 Adding the recipe to run_list to execute on nodes

 Optimize chef recipe – using attributes

 Real-time scenario – tomcat install

 Optimize chef recipe – using attributes

 Attributes precedence - Chart

 How does chef-client works

 How to stop executing the recipe in other platforms

 Chef Sample project – In Github

 Chef – Best practices

 Community cookbooks - Supermarket

 ROLES

 Creating Roles

 Exercise – on roles

 CLEANUP

 Chef - Environment

 Databag - concept