Devops Master Program

Are you looking to enhance your career in the field of software development? Do you want to streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and automate your development cycle? Look no further! Our DevOps Master Program is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to optimize your software development process and take your career to the next level.

About the Program

At our training institute, we offer a comprehensive DevOps curriculum suitable for developers, system administrators, IT professionals, and even non-IT professionals. Our expert instructors will guide you through the latest tools and methodologies used in DevOps, including Agile, Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery, Docker, Kubernetes, and Monitoring, among others. By the end of the program, you will have the confidence and expertise to lead DevOps initiatives within your organization and drive innovation in this field.

Course Objective

Our DevOps Master Program aims to provide you with a deep understanding of DevOps engineering and make you proficient in DevOps terminologies, concepts, benefits, and deployment options. Throughout the course, you will gain valuable knowledge and skills in the following areas:

1. Linux for DevOps

– Understanding Linux fundamentals and its importance in the DevOps ecosystem.
– Exploring various Linux tools and commands used for DevOps practices.

2. Cloud Master Training (AWS)

– Learning how to utilize cloud services for DevOps implementation.
– Mastering Amazon Web Services (AWS) and its tools for cloud-based DevOps practices.

3. Version Control Using Git

– Understanding the importance of version control in collaborative software development.
– Learning Git, a widely-used version control system, for efficient code management and collaboration.

4. Docker Container

– Exploring Docker, a popular containerization platform, and its role in DevOps.
– Understanding how to build, deploy, and manage containerized applications using Docker.

5. Kubernetes Container Orchestration

– Learning about Kubernetes, an open-source container orchestration system.
– Understanding how to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications using Kubernetes.

6. Continuous Integration & Deployment with Jenkins

– Mastering Jenkins, an open-source automation server, for continuous integration and deployment.
– Learning how to automate the software delivery process and ensure reliable builds.

7. Best Monitoring System: Prometheus & Grafana

– Exploring Prometheus and Grafana, powerful monitoring and alerting tools.
– Understanding how to monitor and analyze the performance and health of your applications and infrastructure.

8. Core Python Programming Language

– Gaining proficiency in Python, a versatile programming language widely used in DevOps.
– Learning how to write scripts and automate tasks using Python.

Program Outcome

Upon completion of this program, you will have the skills and knowledge to excel in cloud and DevOps careers. You will be prepared to tackle real-world challenges and solve complex problems in the following ways:
1. Understanding the fundamentals of DevOps engineering and its role in the software development lifecycle.
2. Delivering change requests from customers rapidly and effectively by adding new features and updating existing ones.
3. Meeting your business requirements by utilizing DevOps deployment options and methodologies.
4. Gaining hands-on experience in real-world scenarios, enabling you to apply your knowledge effectively in practical situations.

Trainer LinkedIn Profile

For this comprehensive DevOps training program, our expert instructor is Janak Thakkar. You can find his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/janak-thakkar/

Get ready to embark on a transformative journey in the field of DevOps. Enroll in our DevOps Master Program today and take your career to new heights!

Linux for DevOps

Access the command line

Manage fiIes from the command Iine

Copy, move, create, delete, and organize files from the bash shell prompt.

Get heIp in Linux

Resolve problems by using online help systems and Linux support utilities.

Create, view, and edit text fiIes

Create, view, and edit text files from command output or in an editor.

Manage IocaI Linux users and groups

Manage local Linux users and groups, and administer local password policies.

ControI access to fiIes with Linux fiIe system permissions

Set Linux file system permissions on files and interpret the security effects of different permission settings.

Monitor and manage Linux processes

Obtain information about the system, and control processes running on it.

ControI services and daemons

Control and monitor network services and system daemons using systemd

Configure and secure OpenSSH service

Access and provide access to the command line on remote systems securely using OpenSSH

AnaIyze and store Iogs

Locate and accurately interpret relevant system log files for troubleshooting purposes.

Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux networking

Configure basic IPv4 networking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

Archive and copy fiIes between systems

Archive files and copy them from one system to another

InstaII and update software packages

Download, install, update, and manage software packages from Red Hat and yum package repositories.

Access Linux fiIe systems

Access and inspect existing file systems on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux system.

Use reguIar expressions with grep

Write regular expressions that, when partnered with grep, will allow you to quickly isolate or locate content within text files.

Cut and Sed command exampIe in Linux

Very useful command when you are working with Linux System and Scripting.

Manage partitions and file systems.

Create Partition and make it permanent.

Create and Edit text fiIes with vim

Introduce the vim text editor, with which you can open, edit, and save textfiles.

ScheduIe future Linux tasks ControI services and daemons

Review how to manage services and the boot−up process using systemctl

Manage DNS for servers

Setup DNS Server, Configure DNS records

Provide Apache HTTPD web service

Configure Apache HTTPD for websites and virtual hosts.

Write Bash scripts

Write simple shell scripts using Bash

Starting from Basics plus different loop of shell scripting language.

AWS Cloud Master Training

Introduction of Cloud & Amazon Web Service

Introduction of cloud computing
What is Virtualization
Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS), Software as a Service(Saas), Platform as a Service(PaaS)
Advantages of Cloud
AWS history
Dashboard
AWS Overview, Architecture Discussion

Identity & Access Management

IAM Overview and Policies
IAM Users, Groups
AWS CLI
IAM Role
MFA
IAM Custom Policy
Report

Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2)

Amazon EC2 Overview
Elastic Block Storage(EBS)
Amazon Machine Image(AMI)
Instance Purchasing Options
Introduction to EC2 Instance Types
Security Group
Elastic, Public & private IP Overview

Volume & Snapshot
Bootstrap Script
Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)
Auto Scaling

Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Amazon VPC and Subnets
Route Table
Internet Gateway
NAT Gateway
VPC Peering
Security Group & Network ACL

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)

Simple Storage Service (S3)
S3 Object Storage and Buckets
Security on bucket
Web Hosting
Logging & Event
Glacier
Versioning & Lifecycle Policy
Cross region replication

Route 53

What is DNS?
DNS Records
Website Hosting
Routing Policy

Health Check

Databases

Relation Database System
DB engine & Instance details
Security, Parameter group
Monitoring Resourcing
Dynamodb
Elasticache
Database Migration Service

Cloudwatch Monitoring

Cloud Watch
Matrices
Alarm & notification
Log & billing Monitoring
Other AWS monitoring
SNS

Brief Information & Discussion

SNS / SQF /SWF
Cloudtrail
DynamoDB
Snowball
Direct Connect
Directory Service
Trusted Advisor
Consolidated Billing
Exam Preparation
AWS white paper

Version Control Using GIT

Introduction
What is Git?
Installing Git on Linux
Configuring Git
Initializing a repository
Understanding where Git files are stored
Performing your first commit
Writing commit messages
Viewing the commit log
Adding files
Deleting files
Branching overview
Viewing and creating branches
Switching branches
Creating and switching branches
Setting up a GitHub account
Adding a remote repository
Creating a remote branch
Cloning a remote repository
Tracking remote branches
Pushing changes to a remote repository
Fetching changes from a remote repository
Merge Branch
Merge Conflicts
Ignoring Files
Fork
Pull Request

Docker Container

Managing Container

Installing Docker
Docker Control Socket
Creating a New Container
Listing Containers
Viewing Container Operational Details
Running Commands in an Existing Container
Interacting with a Running Container
Stopping, Starting, and Removing Containers

Managing Images

Docker Images
Listing and Removing Images
Searching for Images
Downloading Images
Committing Changes
Uploading Images
Export/Import Images
Save/Load Images
Name and Tag
Managing Public and Private Image in Dockerhub
Events
Logs
Image History

Creating Images with Docker File

Docker file
Caching

docker build
Dockerfile Instructions
ENV and WORKDIR Directive
CMD and Entrypoint Directive
User and Expose Directive
Running Commands
Order of Execution
Getting Files into the Image
Defining ContainerExecutable
Container Memory & CPU Limitation

Docker Networking

Overview
Hostnames and DNS
Local Host <–> Container
Container <–> Container
Container <–> Container: Links
Remote Host <–> Container

Docker Volume

Volume Concepts
Creating and Using Volumes
Changing Data in Volumes
Removing Volumes
Backing up Volumes
Volume mapping to host

Docker Compose

Introduction
Docker Compose example using yml file

Container Orchestration Using Kubernetes

Introduction to Kubernetes

Understanding the need for a system like Kubernetes
Understanding what containers are
Comparing virtual machines to containers
Introducing the Docker container platform
Understanding docker concepts
Understanding the architecture of a Kubernetes cluster
Understanding the benefits of using Kubernetes

Core Concepts

ETCD in Kubernetes
Kube-API Server
Kube Controller Manager
Kube Scheduler
Kubelet
Kube Proxy
Introduction to PODS
Understanding why we need pods
Accessing your web application
PODs with YAML
Organizing pods with labels
Modifying labels of existing pods
ReplicaSets
Deployments
Namespaces
What is a Service?
Creating a Service
Understand ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer service types and endpoints

Scheduling

Manual Scheduling
Labels and Selectors
Labels and Selectors
Taints and Tolerations
Node Selectors
Node Affinity
Taints and Tolerations vs Node Affinity
Resource Requirements and Limits
DaemonSets
Practice Test – DaemonSets
Static Pods

Application Lifecycle & Management

Rolling Updates and Rollbacks
Configure Applications
Commands
Commands and Arguments
Configure Environment Variables in Applications
Configuring ConfigMaps in Applications
Configure Secrets in Applications
Scale Applications
Multi Container PODs
InitContainers

Cluster Maintenance

OS Upgrades
Kubernetes Software Versions

Cluster Upgrade Process
Backup and Restore Methods Security
Kubernetes Security Primitives
Authentication
Article on Setting up Basic Authentication
View Certificates
KubeConfig
Authorization
Role Based Access Controls
Cluster Roles and Role Bindings
Service Accounts
Security Contexts

Storage

Preview
Introduction to Docker Storage
Storage in Docker
Container Storage Interface (CSI)
Volumes
Persistent Volumes
Persistent Volume Claims
Using PVCs in PODs
Storage Class

Networking

Cluster Networking
Pod Networking

CNI in kubernetes
CNI weave
IP Address Management – Weave
Service Networking
Know how to use Ingress controllers and Ingress resources

INTRODUCTION TO CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION, CONTINUOUS DEPOLOYMENT AND JENKINS-CI

What is Continuous Integration
Typical Setup for Continuous Integration
Continuous Deployment
DevOps and Continuous Deployment
Continuous Deployment Challenges
Jenkins Continuous Integration
Jenkins Features
Running Jenkins

INSTALLING AND RUNNING JENKINS

Downloading and Installing Jenkins
Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application
Running Jenkins on an Application Server

The Jenkins Home Folder
Installing Jenkins as a Windows Service
Initial Configuration
Configuration Wizard
Configuring Tools
Configuring Tools – Best Practices

JOB TYPES IN JENKINS

Introduction
Different types of Jenkins Items
Configuring Source Code Management(SCM)
Working with Subversion
Working with Git
Storing Credentials
Build Triggers
Schedule Build Jobs
Polling the SCM
Maven Build Steps

SECURING JENKINS

Jenkins Security – Overview
Jenkins Security
Authentication
Authorization
Confidentiality
Activating Security
Configure Authentication
Using Jenkins’s Internal User Database
Creating Users
Authorization
Matrix-Based Security
Note – Create the Administrative User
Project-based Matrix Authorization

Project-Based Authentication

JENKINS PLUGIN

Introduction
Jenkins Plugins – SCM
Jenkins Plugins – Build and Test
Jenkins Plugins – Analyzers
Jenkins for Teams
Installing Jenkins Plugins

DISTRIBUTED BUILDS WITH JENKINS

Distributed Builds – Overview
Distributed Builds – How?
Slave Machines
Configure Jenkins Master
Configure Projects

CONTINUOUS DEPLOYMENT AND THE JENKINS PIPELINE

Continuous Deployment
DevOps and Continuous Deployment
Continuous Deployment Challenges
Continuous Deployment with Jenkins
The Pipeline Plugin
Defining a Pipeline
A Pipeline Example
Parallel Execution
Creating a Pipeline
Invoking the Pipeline
Interacting with the Pipeline

BEST PRACTICES FOR JENKINS

Best Practices – Secure Jenkins

Best Practices – Backups
Best Practices – Reproducible Builds
Best Practices – Testing and Reports
Best Practices – Large Systems
Best Practices – Distributed Jenkins

Prometheus with Grafana Monitoring

Introduction – Prometheus

Introduction to Prometheus
Prometheus installation
Grafana with Prometheus Installation

Collecting Metrics

Overview of Scraping
Node Exporter platform
Running Node Exporter as a Service

Monitoring

Introduction to Monitoring
Client Libraries
Pushing Metrics
Querying
Service Discovery
Exporter

Alerting

Introduction to Alerting
What is Alert Manager?
Installing Alert Manager
Defining Alert Rules
Setting up Alerts
Integrating Alert Manager with Google Chat

Service Discovery

Service Discovery Options in Prometheus
Service Discovery in AWS

Push Gateway

Installing Push Gateway
Sending Metrics to Push Gateway
Push Gateway Authentication

Security in Prometheus

Introduction to Authentication Methods in Prometheus
Basic Authentication in Prometheus
Enabling HTTPS for Improved Security

Grafana

Introduction and Overview
What is Grafana?
Why do we need it?
Grafana Installation
Configuring Grafana
Connect Grafana to Prometheus
Creating Your First Grafana Dashboard
Data Source in Grafana – Prometheus – AWS Cloudwatch
Explore Grafana Dashboard
Grafana Authentication
Manage Users
Install Plugins

Core Python

Introduction – Python

History
Features
Setting up path
Working with Python
Basic Syntax
Variable and Data Types
Operator

Conditional Statements

If
If- else
Nested if-else

Looping

For
While
Nested loops

Looping

Break
Continue
Pass

String Manilpulation

Accessing Strings
Basic Operations
String slices
Function and Methods

Lists

Introduction
Accessing list
Operations
Working with lists
Function and Methods

Tuple

Introduction
Accessing tuples
Operations
Working
Functions and Methods

Dictionaries

Introduction
Accessing values in dictionaries
Working with dictionaries
Properties
Functions

Functions

Defining a function
Calling a function
Types of functions
Function Arguments
Anonymous functions
Global and local variables

Modules

Importing module
Math module
Random module
Packages
Composition

Input – Output

Printing on screen
Reading data from keyboard
Opening and closing file
Reading and writing files

Exceptions Handling

Exception
Exception Handling
Except clause
Try ? finally clause
User Defined Exceptions

Our Docker course is conducted by Janak Thakkar, an experienced professional with extensive expertise in Docker and DevOps. With a solid background in containerization and a strong understanding of industry best practices, Janak brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to the training sessions.
You can find more information about Janak Thakkar on his LinkedIn profile here https://www.linkedin.com/in/janak-thakkar/.

At our training institute, we are committed to providing high-quality Docker training that empowers participants to effectively utilize Docker in their application development, deployment, and management processes. Join us to unlock the full potential of Docker and take your skills to new heights!

1. Is this program suitable for beginners with no prior DevOps experience?

Absolutely! Our DevOps Master Program is designed to cater to individuals with varying levels of experience, including beginners. Our expert instructors will guide you step-by-step through the fundamentals and provide hands-on training to ensure you grasp the concepts effectively.

2. Can I take this program if I’m not from an IT background?

Yes, definitely! Our program is open to both IT and non-IT professionals. We believe that anyone with an interest in DevOps can benefit from the program and enhance their career prospects.

3. What kind of support can I expect during the program?

Throughout the program, you will receive dedicated support from our instructors. They will be available to clarify your doubts, provide additional guidance, and ensure your learning experience is smooth and productive.

4. Is there any certification offered upon completion of the program?

Upon successfully completing the DevOps Master Program, you will receive a certification that validates your skills and knowledge in DevOps. This certification can be a valuable addition to your professional portfolio.

5. How can I enroll in the DevOps Master Program?

Enrolling in the program is simple. Just visit our website and follow the enrollment process outlined there. Once enrolled, you will gain access to our comprehensive curriculum and begin your journey towards becoming a DevOps expert.