COURSE

Master Program in
BROCHURE & SYLLABUS
Cloud Computing

AWS

1 : Introduction to AWS
• Navigate the AWS Management Console
• Recognize AWS Global Infrastructure
• Describe the security measures AWS provides
• Create an Amazon EC2 instance
• Remotely connecting to an EC2 instance
• Setting up Amazon Linux and Apache web server
• Browsing Amazon Machine Images (AMI)
• Specifying security groups and key pairs
• Creating new images off of running instances

2: AWS Storage

• Identify key AWS storage options

• Describe Amazon EBS
• Use Amazon EBS with Amazon EC2
• Working with Volumes and snapshots
• Transmitting data in/out of the Amazon cloud

3: Installing Software in your Amazon Instance

• Implementing a Web server in an Amazon Linux/Windows Instance

• Configure the firewall to access a Web server

4: Security in Public Cloud

• Security issues in Public Cloud

• Securing the Access : Creating a RSAPublic/Private Key for VMs
• Creating a software firewall
• Configuring firewall rules
 • Securing the access with an Elastic IPs
• Managing users with Identity Access Management (IAM)

5: Alternate access

• Using EC2 Command Line APIs [from Windows/Linux machines]

6: Simple Notification Services [to be seen along with Auto Scaling

• Using SNS to send Notifications

7: Amazon S3 Basics

• Creating Buckets
• Creating Folders
• Uploading Objects
• Making Objects Public
• Creating Buckets
• Securing Bucket/Object access
• Configuring a Bucket as Static Web Page
• Controlling Life Cycle of a Bucket
• Accessing Amazon Buckets from Windows/Linux desktops/Servers

8: AWS-RDS

• Overview of AWS RDS

• Launching a MySQL Database in RDS
• Creating Backups/Snapshots and Read Only DBs
• Connecting to RDS-DB using local DB-Clients
• Terminating a DB instance

9: AWS-IAM

• Creating Groups and Defining access policy

• Creating Users
• Login to AWS account using new users

10: Installing Software in your Amazon Instance

• Implementing a Web server in an Amazon Linux/Windows Instance
 • Configure the firewall to access a Web server

11: Load-balancing with EC2 and Auto Scaling

• Creating and using Load Balancers

• Distributing incoming traffic with elastic load balancing
• Dynamicallyadding and removing instances with Auto Scaling

12: CloudWatch to be seen along with Auto Scaling

• Overview of Monitoring and Setting Alarms

• Visualising utilization metrics with CloudWatch
• Setting alarms to send and receive notifications

13: Virtual Private Cloud

• Create a VPC [VPC with a Single Public Subnet]

• Create and attach an Internet gateway
• Create an Amazon VPC subnet
• Set up routing in the VPC
• Set up a security group to control the inbound and outbound traffic
• Launch an instance into the subnet
• VPC console to allocate an Elastic IP address and assign it to the instance
• Amazon EC2 console to terminate your instance and the
Amazon VPC console to delete your VPC

14: AWS-CloudFront

• Concepts of AWS-CloudFront
• Host a Website with CloudFront

15: AWS-Route53

• Creating a Failover setup for Load Balancers running in

different AWS regions [users need to have a registered
Domain]
 • Health Check a private website

16: AWS-CloudTrial

• Using CloudTrial to trail the API Calls

17: AWS System Manager

• Run command
• Compliance
• Patch Manager

18: AWS Cost Management

• AWS Cost Explorer

• AWS Budgets
• AWS Marketplace Subscriptions

DEVOPS

1: Devops Lab Setup tools for Linux and windows

Environment

2: Introduction to Devops and Dev sec ops

3: Introduction to SDLC ,Software testing , Agile : Software

testing

Lifecycle

4: Agile Methodologies:

5: LINUX Administration
6: Installation and Initialization:
7: Boot and Package
Management:
8: User Administration:
9: Run levels:
 Version Control/ SCM(Git)
1: Introduction to Git

Ansible Modules.
1: Introduction to Ansible
2: Ansible Building blocks and Process flow
3: Ansible Playbook Modules and directory structure

4: Variable, Facts and jinja2 templates

5: Play and Playbooks

Docker Modules
1: Getting Started with
Docker 2: Docker
Installation
3: Docker Images
4: Docker Networking
5: Container Operations
6: Docker Compose

Jenkins Modules
1: Introduction to Continuous Integration and Jenkins-CI/CD
2: Jenkins Installation
3: Configure Jenkins and User Management.
4: Jenkins jobs setup
5: Jenkins Integration
6: Jenkins User administration

Maven Modules
1: Build Tolls overview
2: Customized Project and plugin setup
 3: Maven Repositories and GAV snapshots.

Complete guide to
Kubernetes 1:
Introduction to
Kubernetes
• The need for a Container Orchestration Engine
• Battles of COEs, which one to choose
• Key Features of a COE.
• What makes Kubernetes the defacto COE choice.
• Negatives of using Kubernetes

2: Key Concepts of Kubernetes

• Namespaces
• Pods
• Replica Sets and Deployments
• Service Discovery and Load Balancing
• Configmaps, Storage, Network, RBAC
• Statefulsets, Crons and Jobs
• Kubernetes

Architecture3: Setting up Environment

• Provisioning and configuring on AWS
• Initialize Cluster with kubeadm
• Setting up Weave CNI
• Launching Kubernetes Dashboard
• Setting up a Kubernetes Visualizer
 RH124 - Red Hat System Administration – I

1. Getting started with Red Hat Enterprise Linux

• Differences between centos, red hat enterprise linux & fedora

•
• Difference between UNIX & LINUX
•
• Describe and define open source, Linux distributions, and Red
HatEnterprise Linux

2. Downloading, Installing and Understanding Booting Process of OS -Redhat

Linux

• download the virtual box and installing in your systems

• downloading and installing Redhat linux
• understanding and deep dive into

• post,bios(uefi),mbr,grub(grub2),systemd(initd),r unlevels(target)
• understanding and deep dive into linux architecture, kernel, interpreter,
shells,memory

3. Linux FSH (File System Hirearchy)

• Understanding and deep dive into fsh

4. Access the command line

• Log Into A Linux System And Run Simple Commands Using Shells
• Understanding The Terminals (TTY’s) Using The Shell
• Identifying The Shells And Usage Of Shells

5. Manage files from the command line

 • Copy, move, create, delete, and organize files while working fromthe
bashshell
• understanding the commands to create, move, create, delete, sorting with
commands by recursively and forcefully head, more, less, tail, cat
commands
• Use input-output redirection

6. Get help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux

• Resolve problems by using local help systems

• help , man commands understanding
• technical os support from enterprises linux

7. Create, view, and edit text files

• Manage text files from command output or in a text editor.

• understanding the vi, vim, gedit, nano editors and their modes
• understanding the inode

8. Symbolic links or Backup Methods

• understanding the hard link and soft links

9. understanding the hard link and soft links

• Create, manage, and delete local users and groups, as well as administer
localpassword policies
• understanding the commands useradd, userdel, usermod, groupadd,
groupdell,groupmod, Passwd, gshadow commands and their policies
implementation
• switching users and accessing the shells

10. Control access to files

 • Set Linux file system permissions on files and interpret the security effects
ofdifferent permission settings
• understanding the commands chmod, chown, setfacl, getfacl, sticky bits

11. Monitor and manage Linux processes

• Evaluate and control processes running on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux

system.
• understanding the top, ps, lscpu commands

12. Control services and daemons

• Control and monitor network services and system daemons using systemd.
• Understanding the systemctl,service commands
(status,start,stop,restart,enablemodes)

13. Configure and secure SSH

• Configure secure command line service on remote systems, using

OpenSSH.
• SSH authentication by using asymmetric method by generating the public
key andprivate key password less authentication modes
• SSH password authentication mode

14. File and Folder Transfer and downloading from linux

• linux, linux-windows, linux-mac (viceversa)

• understanding SFTP, SCP, Rsync commands
• understanding the winscp and filezilla
• understanding the wget and curl commands

15. Analyze and store logss

 • Locate and accurately interpret logs of system events for troubleshooting
purposes.
• understanding the system logs, user logs etc

16. Manage networking

• Configure network interfaces and settings on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

servers.
• understanding iptables, netstat, telnet, ss, ficonfig, nslookup, dig commands

17. Archive and transfer files

• Archive and copy files from one system to another.

• understanding the zip, gunzip, buzip, archive(tar) commands

18. Searching the Contents in linux

• understanding the grep, locate, find commands

19. Install and update software packages

• Download, install, update, and manage software packages from Red Hat and
DNFpackage repositories.
• understanding the rpm, yum, wget commands

20. Access Linux files systems

• Access, inspect, and use existing file systems on storage attached to a

Linux server.
• Understanding the fstab, mtab, blkid commands

21. Analyse servers and get support

 • Investigateand resolve issues in the web-based

22. Comprehensive review

• Review the content covered in this course by completing hands-on

exercises.

RH134 - Red Hat System Administration - II

1. Schedule future tasks

• Understanding the cron jobs, crons, anacron, crontab

2. Tune system performance

• Understating the system, memory, IOstat, Network

• Understanding the /proc and top and ps
• Understanding the virtual memory, system activity reported , iostat,

3. Manage SELinux security

• Understating the selinux importance in linux

• Implementing the selinux modes target, permissive,
enabled,disabled,enforcing

4. Maintain and manage basic storage

• Understanding the File system and file system types

ext2,ext3,ext4andxfs,btrfs,etc

• Harddisk storage partition and formatting

• Understanding the LVM, creating, resizing, extedning, LVM

5. network-attached storage or File server

 • NFS creating ,accessing , deleting

6. Control the boot process

• Understanding the run levels to limit the boot process

7. Manage network security

• Ip tables, ethernet cards attaching