System and Network Diploma
7000 EGP
DevOps Engineering Program
Course Description
DevOps Model Defined
DevOps is defined as a combination of processes and tools created to facilitate organizations in delivering services and applications much faster than they can through conventional software development processes. It helps increase customers’ confidence in the applications that an organization offers, thereby allowing the company to flourish and achieve its business goals faster. How DevOps Works?
Under a DevOps model, development and operations teams are no longer “siloed.” Sometimes, these two teams are merged into a single team where the engineers work across the entire application lifecycle, from development and test to deployment to operations, and develop a range of skills not limited to a single function.
In some DevOps models, quality assurance and security teams may also become more tightly integrated with development and operations and throughout the application lifecycle. When security is the focus of everyone on a DevOps team, this is sometimes referred to as DevSecOps.
These teams use practices to automate processes that historically have been manual and slow. They use a technology stack and tooling which help them operate and evolve applications quickly and reliably. These tools also help engineers independently accomplish tasks (for example, deploying code or provisioning infrastructure) that normally would have required help from other teams, and this further increases a team’s velocity
What You’ll Learn From This Course
- 1. Ensures effective collaboration between teams
- 2. Creates scalable infrastructure platforms
- 3. Builds on-demand release capabilities
- 4. Provides faster feedback
- 5.DevOps helps organizations deliver added value to their customers.
- 6. Smarter work and faster release
- 7. Quick resolution of issues
- 8. Better collaboration between teams
- 9. Fostering innovative mindsets
- 10. Faster threat detection
- 11. Increased customer satisfaction
- 12. Providing the much-needed edge
Certification
- Attendance certificate from IT Gate Academy
- AinShms accredited certificate
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• Get started with Enterprise Linux
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• Access the command line
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• Manage files from the command line
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• Get help in Linux
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• Create, view, and edit text files
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• Manage local users and groups
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• Control access to files
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• Monitor and manage Linux processes
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• Improve command line productivity
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• Schedule future tasks
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• Tune system performance
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• Control access to files with ACLs
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• Manage SE Linux security
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• Manage basic storage
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• Manage logical volumes
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• Implement advanced storage features
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• Access network-attached storage
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introduction
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Basic Functionality
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Exploring Load Balancer
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Introduction to NGINX Content Caching and Web Server Configuring NGINX Plus as a Web Server
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Serving Static Content
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Introduction to NGINX Reverse Proxy
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Overview of Compression and Decompression
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Using NGINX and NGINX Plus as an Application Gateway
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Introduction to Prometheus
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Prometheus installation & Configuration
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Monitoring and Alerting
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Visualization with Grafana
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Security, Integrations, and Optimization
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OVERVIEW
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ENVIRONMENT
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BASIC SYNTAX 9
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VARIABLE TYPES
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BASIC OPERATORS
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DECISION MAKING
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LOOPS
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NUMBERS
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STRINGS
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LISTS
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TUPLES
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DICTIONARY
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DATE AND TIME
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FUNCTIONS
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MODULES
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FILES I/O
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EXCEPTIONS
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CLASSES AND OOP
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Intro to Kubernetes
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Deployment and security
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Micro services
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Application Lifecycle
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Networking
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Kubernetes Advanced Features
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Project
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Introduction to CI/CD and Jenkins-CI
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Installing and Running Jenkins
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Job Types in Jenkins
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Advanced Jobs
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Non-Java Jenkins Jobs
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Continuous Delivery and the Jenkins Pipeline
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Groovy DSL
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Securing Jenkins
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Jenkins Plugins
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Distributed Builds with Jenkins
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Containerized Builds
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The Jenkins API
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Jenkins CLI
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Getting Started With Collaboration
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Understanding the GitHub Flow
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Branching with Git
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Local Git Configuration
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Working Locally with Git
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Collaborating on Your Code
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Editing Files on GitHub
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Merging Pull Requests
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Viewing Local Project History
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Streamlining Your Workflow with Aliases
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Workflow Review Project: GitHub Games
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Resolving Merge Conflicts
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Working with Multiple Remotes
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Searching for Events in Your Code
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Reverting Commits
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Helpful Git Commands
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Viewing Local Changes
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Creating a New Local Repository
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Fixing Commit Mistakes
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Rewriting History with Git Reset
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Getting it Back
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Merge Strategies: Rebase
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Appendix A: Talking About Workflows
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Learning Docker (install, configure and manage)
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Networking Docker
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Security and Docker
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DevOps and Docker
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Introduction to Amazon Web Services
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Compute in the Cloud
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Global Infrastructure and Reliability
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Networking
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Storage and Databases
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Security
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Monitoring and Analytics
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Pricing and Support
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Migration and Innovation
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The Cloud Journey
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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Basics
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