Introduction To Devops

DevOps course for someone who wants to learn Jenkins​,​ Jira, Dockers, Kubernetes, Nagios, Ansible, Terraform, and more

What you'll learn

You will learn the basic concept of DevOps, history and how it all began

You will learn all the tools used in DevOps environment such as Docker, Anisble, Kubernetes, Terraform, Git, CI/CD etc.

DevOps practices such as integration, situaltional awareness, automation, infrastructure as a code, Microservices, Colloaboration etc.

Describe the available resources to learn or apply DevOps

Pros and Cons of DevOps

You'll acquire effective communication skills and learn new ways of thinking, working, organizing, and measuring to fully gain the benefits of DevOps

All the phases of DevOps lifecycle

How to become DevOps Engineer, most demanding professionals, problem solvers, thrilling profession

Requirements

Desire to learn Devops

Basic knowledge of software development principles and practices is recommended but not required.

Description

Do you know DevOps field is one of most high-paid jobs in IT industry?If you want to start in DevOps then look no further because you have found the perfect course that will provide you everything you need to know to get started with DevOps.  No matter which DevOps tool you are learning, this course is a prerequisite for all your DevOps need.  By thinking from a DevOps perspective, you will be able to build better products for your customer and find solutions to everyday repetitive tasks. You will view DevOps from a business perspective as well as for becoming a DevOps practitioner.This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of DevOps, including its principles, practices, and tools. The course covers the essential concepts of continuous integration, continuous delivery, and deployment automationHere is what you will learn in this course:Introduction:What is DevOps​Pre-DevOps challenges​Collaboration of teams​History of DevOps​Benefits ​Importance of DevOps​Drawback of DevOps.​DevOps Practices or Services​Continuous integration (CI)​Continuous delivery (CD)​Situational awareness​Configuration management​Infrastructure as a code​Microservices​Monitoring, logging and feedback​CollaborationPhases of DevOps Lifecycle​Discovery and plan​Code​Build​Test​Release​Deploy​Operate​MonitorDevOps Tools​ServiceNow​Slack and MS Teams​Jira (Jira product discovery and Jira software)​Confluence​Programming languages​Jenkins​Git and GitHub​GitLab and GitHub Co-pilot​Nexus​Docker​Kubernetes​Ansible, puppet and chef​Shell scripting​Terraform​Selenium, Mabl and Xray​Mural​PagerDuty​Splunk​Dyantrace, Datadog, Prometheus​Nagios​System administrationFuture of DevOps and Becoming DevOps EngineerTransitioning to DevOps engineer from other roles​Future of DevOps​DevOps job responsibilities​Engaging in DevOps community forums​Resume and interview tips for DevOps engineerTestimonials from my students:Hello Imran Afzal Sir,Thank you for your valuable course. I got a job offer after completion of this course. Thanks againRegards, Kshitji DeshmukhHi Imran,Finally, after turning down 4 offers, I have joined UST Global as an Engineer A3.  I've taken your course "Complete Linux Training Course to Get Your Dream IT Job" due to which I was able to answer almost all the Linux-based interview questions.  Thank you once again for making this wonderful course.Regards, MD Shah AlamHi Imran,Thank you so much for the wonderful course.  It was so clear and precise as a beginner I went through your course and cleared the Linux administrator interview now i got selected.  I am so happy and thanks once again.  I am also now preparing for the Redhat Certification.Thanks you once again, I was a complete beginner after going through your course I was able to understand all the topics now I am a Linux AdminThanks, Adrian JosephDear Mr. Imran Afzal,Thanks you I pass today CompTIA Linux+ ExamBest Regards, Ebadi EliaImran, I just wanted to report that I have found my first Linux job.  I am working as a Linux Systems Administrator with IBM and you played a big part in educating me in order to obtain this position.  Thanks for such a thorough course!  I am looking forward to enrolling in your bash scripting course soon. Joel Stroback

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Course overview

Lecture 3 What is DevOps

Lecture 4 Pre-DevOps Challenges

Lecture 5 Collaboration of teams

Lecture 6 History of DevOps

Lecture 7 Benefits of DevOps

Lecture 8 Importance of DevOps

Lecture 9 Drawbacks of DevOps

Section 2: DevOps Practices or Services

Lecture 10 Introduction to DevOps Services

Lecture 11 Continuous integration

Lecture 12 Continuous delivery/deployment

Lecture 13 Situational awareness

Lecture 14 Configuration management (Automation)

Lecture 15 Infrastructure as code

Lecture 16 Microservices

Lecture 17 Monitoring, logging and feedback

Lecture 18 Collaboration

Section 3: Phases of DevOps Lifecycle

Lecture 19 Introduction to DevOps lifecycle

Lecture 20 Discovery and plan

Lecture 21 Code

Lecture 22 Build

Lecture 23 Test

Lecture 24 Release

Lecture 25 Deploy

Lecture 26 Operate

Lecture 27 Monitor

Section 4: DevOps Tools

Lecture 28 Introduction to DevOps Tools

Lecture 29 ServiceNow (Incident Management)

Lecture 30 Slack and Microsoft Teams (Communication)

Lecture 31 Jira Product Discovery and Jira Software

Lecture 32 Confluence

Lecture 33 Programming Languages

Lecture 34 Jenkins

Lecture 35 Git, GitHub (Version control and code repository)

Lecture 36 GitLab, GitHub Co-pilot

Lecture 37 Nexus (Artifact Repositories)

Lecture 38 Docker (Containerization & Orchestration)

Lecture 39 Kubernetes (Containerization & Orchestration)

Lecture 40 Ansible, Puppet and Chef (Automation)

Lecture 41 Shell scripting (Automation)

Lecture 42 Terraform (Infrastructure as Code (IaC))

Lecture 43 Selenium, Mabl and Xray

Lecture 44 Mural

Lecture 45 PagerDuty

Lecture 46 Splunk

Lecture 47 Dynatrace, Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana and New Relic

Lecture 48 Nagios (Monitoring and Logging)

Lecture 49 System administration (Operate)

Section 5: Future of DevOps and Becoming DevOps Engineer

Lecture 50 Transitioning to DevOps Engineer from other roles

Lecture 51 Future of DevOps

Lecture 52 DevOps Job responsibilities

Lecture 53 Engaging in DevOps community forums

Lecture 54 Resume and Interview tips for DevOps Engineer

Lecture 55 Bonus video

IT Professionals: System administrators, network administrators, and other IT personnel looking to transition into DevOps roles,Software Developers: Developers eager to understand the operational aspects of software deployment and maintenance,Quality Assurance Professionals: QA testers and engineers interested in learning about continuous integration and delivery practices,Recent Graduates and Students: Individuals in computer science, information technology, or related fields seeking practical knowledge in modern software development methodologies.,Career Changers: Anyone looking to shift their career path into the rapidly growing field of DevOps.,Technical Support Engineers: Support personnel wanting to broaden their skills in software deployment and management