Devops: Devops In The Real World: 3-In-1

Build and deploy modern web apps efficiently with DevOps

What you'll learn

Automate builds to deploy and deliver code faster and more often

Apply systems thinking, deployment strategies, and feedback loops to move fast like Google and Netflix

Automate the development and deployment of a web application on to a cloud services

Deploy continuous integration to new servers

Understand how the Agile Delivery Methodology helps you ensure accuracy and quality

Examine which cultural elements create a high-performing IT organization

Master agile infrastructures with configuration management

Learn high-quality and rapid delivery of software with Continuous Delivery

Learn how monitoring can help you outrun the competition

Requirements

Prior system administration and programming experience would be useful.

Prior exposure to the software delivery life cycle would be helpful.

Description

DevOps is becoming a reality in the IT workplace. Being able to master and manage the basic tools for DevOps, is the first step towards success. DevOps implementation is most practical when implemented with the best known continuous delivery practices. During the implementation stage, it’s necessary to put into use activities related to building, testing and deployment. This way, the necessary software is always enabled and available in a ready to release mode.
This comprehensive 3-in-1 course is a step-by-step, practical tutorial that shows you how to harness the DevOps methodology and DevOps tools in a practical way to efficiently manage and automate the development and deployment of a web application on to a cloud service. Gain skills in order to add resilient services to your app or infrastructure by learning configuration management, continuous deployment, and other DevOps techniques. Employ key modern DevOps tools such as Vagrant, Puppet, and Docker to make your development process efficient. Practically implement a complete development workflow, from initial development to testing to deployment on to the cloud.


Contents and Overview

This training program includes 3 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.


The first course, DevOps Fundamentals, covers modern DevOps using cutting-edge tools and technologies such as Ansible, Kubernetes, and Google Cloud Platform. This video course starts by explaining the organizational alignment that has to happen in every company that wants to implement DevOps in order to be effective, and the use of cloud datacenters in combination with the most advanced DevOps tools to get the best out of a small team of skilled engineers.


The second course, Mastering DevOps, covers day-to-day IT infrastructure challenges by taking advantage of the DevOps revolution. Automate and build configurations for infrastructure servers and then address areas of automation, continuous deployment, containers, and monitoring. You’ll create impressive changes to how you deliver software and services. It instills a deeper insight into applying DevOps principles with a variety of tools like Puppet, Saltstack, Vagrant, and Graphite.


The third course, DevOps for Web Developers, covers full potential of DevOps to build and deploy modern web apps efficiently. You’ll learn to use GitHub to push code and commit the changes using git. Understand the basics of configuration management and the architecture of DevOps. You’ll see how to take care of deploying the code into our new shiny servers. Then we’ll explore monitoring and various solutions to the range of problems we might face.



Finally, you’ll be able to develop, deploy, manage, and automate your complete web application on a cloud service.


By the end of the course, you’ll manage your day to day challenges with IT infrastructure by taking advantage of the DevOps revolution to build and deploy modern web apps efficiently.About the Authors
David Gonzalez is an enthusiastic engineer and author of a book called Developing Microservices with Node.js; as microservices don't work without platform automation, he wrote this book to deliver the best possible deal to the readers of both books. He is a Google Developer Expert (a nomination from Google to certain experts in several areas) in Kubernetes (GKE), who enjoys being pushed out of his comfort zone in order to sharpen his skills. Java, Node.js, Python, and DevOps–as well as a holistic approach to security–are part of the skill set that has helped him deliver value across different startups and corporations. Nowadays, he is a consultant at nearForm, enabling companies to deliver the best possible solution to their IT problems or proposals, as well as an avid speaker at conferences, such asRebelCon, and Google I/O Extended, among others.
Dave Mangot is the Director of Operations for Librato and Papertrail and an accomplished systems engineer with over 20 years' experience. He has held positions in various organizations, from small startups such as Terracotta to multinational corporations such as Cable & Wireless and Salesforce, in positions ranging from systems administrator to architect. He has led the transformations of multiple companies both in operational maturity and in a deeper adherence to DevOps thinking. He enjoys time spent as a mentor, speaker, and student to so many talented members of the community. Dave lives with his wife and three children in San Francisco, CA.Mitesh Soni is a DevOps enthusiast. He has worked on projects for DevOps enablement using Microsoft Azure and VSTS. He also has experience in working with other tools that are DevOps enablers such as Jenkins, Chef, IBM UrbanCode Deploy, Atlassian Bamboo, and more. He is a CSM, SCJP, SCWCD, VCP, IBM Bluemix, CJE and IBM Urbancode certified professional.



Overview

Section 1: DevOps Fundamentals

Lecture 1 The Course Overview

Lecture 2 What Is DevOps?

Lecture 3 Traditional and Modern Release Management

Lecture 4 DevOps and Microservices

Lecture 5 Amazon Web Services – EC2 and S3

Lecture 6 Amazon Web Services – ECR and ECS

Lecture 7 Google Cloud Platform

Lecture 8 Docker Architecture

Lecture 9 Building Docker Images

Lecture 10 Docker Registries and Volumes

Lecture 11 Docker Networking

Lecture 12 Docker Compose

Lecture 13 SDLC and Testing Types

Lecture 14 Traditional CI Servers

Lecture 15 Modern CI Servers

Lecture 16 Google Cloud Platform SDK – gcloud

Lecture 17 Terraform

Lecture 18 Server Provision Software

Lecture 19 Ansible Configuration

Lecture 20 Ansible Variables and Templates

Section 2: Mastering DevOps

Lecture 21 The Course Overview

Lecture 22 DevOps for Me?

Lecture 23 The First Way – Systems Thinking

Lecture 24 The Second Way – Feedback Loops

Lecture 25 The Third Way – Culture of Experimentation

Lecture 26 The Principle of Kaizen

Lecture 27 CAMS – Culture

Lecture 28 CAMS – Automation

Lecture 29 CAMS – Measurement

Lecture 30 CAMS – Sharing

Lecture 31 Traditional Versus DevOps SDLC

Lecture 32 Service Ownership

Lecture 33 Hack Events

Lecture 34 Destructive Testing

Lecture 35 Cross-Functional Teams

Lecture 36 Why Automate?

Lecture 37 Configuration Management with SaltStack

Lecture 38 Configuration Management for Distributed Systems

Lecture 39 What about Containers?

Lecture 40 Building and Running a Docker Container

Lecture 41 What is Continuous Delivery?

Lecture 42 Your First Test Environment

Lecture 43 Configuring and Launching with Vagrant

Lecture 44 Testing with Serverspec

Lecture 45 Am I Ready for Production?

Lecture 46 Measurement Concepts

Lecture 47 Tour of Graphite

Lecture 48 Getting Your Data into Graphite

Lecture 49 Monitoring Agent Examples

Lecture 50 Actionable Data

Lecture 51 Agile

Lecture 52 Learning Reviews

Lecture 53 Chatbots

Lecture 54 Other Sharing Tools

Lecture 55 Security/Quality Engineering

Lecture 56 Compliance

Lecture 57 Sales, Marketing, and Beyond

Lecture 58 Becoming a Learning Organization

Section 3: DevOps for Web Developers

Lecture 59 The Course Overview

Lecture 60 Understanding the DevOps Movement

Lecture 61 The DevOps Lifecycle

Lecture 62 Tools and Technologies

Lecture 63 An Overview of a Sample Java EE Application

Lecture 64 Installing Jenkins and the Jenkins Dashboards

Lecture 65 Configuring Java and Mavens in Jenkins to Build Job for a Java Application with

Lecture 66 Configuring and Authenticating Source Code on GitHub

Lecture 67 Configuring Build Job and JUnit

Lecture 68 The Dashboard View Plugin – Overview and Usage

Lecture 69 Managing Nodes

Lecture 70 Sending E-mail Notifications Based on buildstatus

Lecture 71 Integrating Jenkins and Sonar

Lecture 72 Creating Built-in Delivery Pipelines

Lecture 73 Creating a Pipeline for Compiling and Executing Test Units

Lecture 74 Using the Build Pipeline Plugin

Lecture 75 Integrating the Deployment Operation

Lecture 76 Getting Started with Chef

Lecture 77 Overview of Hosted Chef

Lecture 78 Installing and Configuring a Chef Workstation

Lecture 79 Converging a Chef Node Using a Chef Workstation

Lecture 80 Installing Software Packages Using Cookbooks

Lecture 81 Creating a Role

Lecture 82 Understanding the Difference Between Virtual Machines and Containers

Lecture 83 Installing and Configuring Docker on CentOS

Lecture 84 Creating Your First Docker Container

Lecture 85 Understanding the Client-Server Architecture of Docker

Lecture 86 Managing Containers

Lecture 87 Creating a Docker Image from Docker file

Lecture 88 Chef and Cloud Provisioning

Lecture 89 Installing Knife Plugins for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure

Lecture 90 Creating and Configuring a Virtual Machine in Amazon EC2

Lecture 91 Creating and Configuring a Virtual machine in Microsoft Azure

Lecture 92 Creating and Configuring a Virtual machine in Microsoft Azure

Lecture 93 Prerequisites – Deploying Our Application on a Remote Server

Lecture 94 Deploying an Application in Docker Container

Lecture 95 Deploying an Application in AWS

Lecture 96 Deploying an Application in Microsoft Azure

Lecture 97 Getting Started – Monitoring

Lecture 98 Overview of Monitoring Tools and Techniques

Lecture 99 Monitoring AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Lecture 100 Monitoring Microsoft Azure Web App Service

Lecture 101 Creating Build Jobs for End-to-end Automation

Lecture 102 Configuring SSH Authentication Using a Key

Lecture 103 Configuring the Build Pipeline for Build Job Orchestration

Lecture 104 Executing the Pipeline for Application Deployment Automation

Lecture 105 Hygieia – a DevOps Dashboard

Engineers and companies that want to learn the minimum set of required technologies and processes to be successful in the DevOps world.,System administrators, developers, and IT professionals who would like to employ DevOps techniques and best practices to manage IT infrastructures or would like to acquire the necessary skills needed to work in DevOps teams.,Web developers and IT teams who are new to the DevOps methodology and want to use DevOps tools to harness its full potential. It’s also ideal for those who would like to learn about DevOps-oriented workflows and how they can be applied to the development of web applications.