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The average DevOps Engineer makes about $135,000/year in US
Class Schedule
FRI: 6pm-9pm EST
SAT: 8am-11am EST
SUN: 3pm-6pm EST
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Contact
Phone: (240) 426-0018
Email: Eopoku@umaryland.edu
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Our Story
Our Experts noticed a shift in the flow and demand of DevOps Engineers and how organizations are evolving through DevOps at a faster pace than the traditional software development and infrastructure process.
Syllabus
DevOps Introduction
Linus Basics & Admin
Shell Scripting
Git/GitHub
Maven
AWS Architect
SonarQube
Nexus and more
DevOps Jobs
- DevOps Engineer
- Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
- Infrastructure Engineer
- DevSecOps Engineer
- CI/CD Engineer
- AWS/ Cloud Engineer
- Build & Release Engineer Operations Engineer
- Configuration Management Engineer
- Kubernetes Engineer
- Systems Administrator
- IT Project Manager & Scrum
- Platforms Engineer
A warm welcome to the Mastering DevOps Engineer Course : From Code to Deployment.
We're very excited to have you here! We hope you enjoy learning to master DevOps excellence and empower your engineering journey.
Take a look at some of the different jobs in DevOps and the topics you’ll be learning and getting trained on: We are offering hands-on training ranging from basic to expert knowledge. No prior IT knowledge is required!
- What is DevOps, and why are DevOps and Automation important?
- Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
- DevOps Model
- DevOps Life cycle
- Job Outlook/Market Trends and Career Scoop
- DevOps Toolchain Overview
- Introduction to Linux, pre-requisites and software installation on a desktop or laptop
- Creating and setting up an AWS account and EC2 instance
- Connecting to EC2 server (AWS,SSH-CLIENT)
- Understanding Linux Command Line and the Structure of a Linux File System
- Linux Commands
2. Linux
3. Shell Scripting
- Introduction
- What is a shell?
- Types of Shells
- What is shell scripting?
- File Naming Conventions and Best Practices
- Comments
- Variables
- Command Line Arguments
- Escape Characters
- String
- Arithmetic Operations
- User Interaction using read command
- Input and Output Redirection
- Control commands - if
- Control commands - for
- Control commands - while loop Control commands - Switch case
- What is Git?
- What is the VCS?
- What is SCM?
- What is Branch? = code review
- What is Tag?
- Git Administration.
- Git commands
- Working with git from a Developer perspective
- SSH Key generation
- PAT creation
- Cloning Repositories / fork
- Merging Branches
- Branching strategy
- Best practices for Releases/Code commits in any VCS
4. Git and GitHub
- Introduction
- Features & Benefits of Maven
- Installation (Maven Environment Setup)
- Directory Structure
- Content of pom.xml
- Maven Repositories
- Maven Life Cycles
- Executing some Examples
- Maven Multi Modules
- Parent pom
- Child pom
- Maven Profiles
- Introduction
- Difference between App server and Web server
- Understating of Web Servers, App Servers and DataBase Servers
- Installation (In Windows - Extraction, In Linux Installation)
- Directory structure
- Start the Tomcat server
- Users creation
- Stop the server
- Roles
- Port number change
- Application Deployment
- Through Admin Console
- Copy artifact into webapps folder
- Tomcat Tuning
- Data source Creation
6. Tomcat
- Introduction
- Pre-Requisites
- Architecture Installation
- Change the Port Number
- Execution
- Administration
- Users Creation (Normal User and Administrator)
- Project Creation
- Project deletion
- Token Generation
- Create Quality Profiles
- Create Quality Gates
- Configure Email settings
- Introduction
- Installation
- Password and Email change for Admin User
- Email server Configuration
- Port Number Change
- Context root change
- Nexus Directory structure
- Create the Repositories
- Integrate the Maven with Nexus
- Create Users
8. Nexus
- Introduction - Continuous Integration (CI) -Continuous Delivery (CD) -Continuous Deployment (CD)
- Installation - In Linux Server
- Introduction - Continuous Integration (CI) -Continuous Delivery (CD) -Continuous Deployment (CD)
- Installation - In Linux Server
- Create the Maven Project using Freestyle Project type
- Integrate Maven software if not done.
- Integrate Nexus with Jenkins Integrate SonarQube with Jenkins
- Deploy the App into Tomcat
- Through "Deploy to container" plugin
- Through Script - SSH Agent Plugin
- Configure Email Functionality
- Poll SCM
- Build Periodically
- Git Web Hooks
- Discard Old Build
- Disable this project
- Delete workspace before build starts
- Add timestamps to the Console Output
- JACOCO plugin
- Jenkins Directory structure
- Create the Maven Project using Maven Project type
- Plugin Management
- Safe Restart
- Next Build Number
- Email Extension
- SonarQube Scanner Schedule Build
- Artifactory Plugin
- Cloud Foundry
- Blue Ocean
- Deploy to container
- Deploy WebLogic
- Maven Integration
- JACOCO
- SSH Agent
- Publish Over SSH
- Thin Backup
- Build Name Setter
- Convert To Pipeline
- Port Number Change
- Build with parameters
- Create View
- Jenkins Security
- Create Users (Default Admin)
- Provide specific access Jenkins
- Provide access to specific projects
- Create the Pipeline Project Jobs at http://!localhost:8080/env-vars.html/
- Create Master/Slave
- Slack Integration
- Docker Introduction
- Containerization Vs Virtualization
- Docker Vs Virtual Machine
- Docker Installation
- Dockerfile
- Docker Image
- Docker Container
- Docker Adhoc Commands
- Docker Networks
- Docker Volumes
- Docker Keywords
- Dockerfile Creation
- Docker Images creation
- Docker Images save to Dockerhub
- Docker Private Repo
- Docker Compose
- Docker Swarm
10. Docker
- Kubernetes Introduction
- Architecture
- Kubernetes Cluster (Self-Managed) Setup Using Kubeadm.
- Kubernetes Namespace
- Kubernetes Objects
- POD
- Replication Controller
- Replica Set
- Daemon Set
- Deployment
- Rolling Update
- Recreate
- Blue Green
- Stateful Set
- Service
- ClusterIP
- NodePort
- Load Balancers
- Volumes
- Persistent Volume
- Persistent Volume Claim
- Dynamic Volumes
- Config Maps & Secrets
- HPA & Metrics Server
- Kubernetes Cluster Setup in AWS Using KOPS
- EKS Kubernetes Cluster Setup Using Terraform
- Load balancer Service
- Network LB
- Application LB
- HAProxy
- Ingress Controller & Resource
- Liveness & Readiness probes
- Kubernetes RBAC
- Kubernetes & Jenkins Integration
- Kubernetes Dashboard Setup
- Helm
- Monitor Kubernetes Using Prometheus And Grafana.
- Introduction
- Architecture
- ssh-key generation
- Copy SSH Key
- Ansible adhoc Commands
- Ansible Playbooks
- Ansible Modules
- Ansible Variables, Group/Host Variables
- Loops & Conditions
- Roles • Ansible Vault
- Ansible Galaxy
- Dynamic Inventory
12. Ansible
- What is Terraform
- Importance of Terraform over other IaaC tools
- Terraform installation on Windows and Linux Infrastructure automation using Terraform
- Terraform Workflow
- Init
- Validate
- Plan
- Apply
- Destroy
Course Policies:
- Be Respectful
- Do not turn on our mic when class is in session unless you have a question
- Do not disturb when other people are speaking.
Any unnecessary distractions or behaviors will lead to being kicked out of the class for the day!
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