09-11-2024, 06:34 AM
Source = https://www.techworld-with-nana.com/devops-bootcamp
Content -
Content -
1 - Bootcamp Overview
1 - Introduction to DevOps
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Operating Systems
2 - Introduction to Virtualization & Virtual Machines
3 - Setup a Linux Virtual Machine
4 - Linux File System
5 - Introduction to Command Line Interface (CLI - Part 1)
6 - Basic Linux Commands (CLI - Part 2)
7 - Package Manager - Installing Software on Linux
8 - Working with Vim Editor
9 - Linux Accounts & Groups (Users & Permissions Part 1)
10 - File Ownership & Permissions (Users & Permissions - Part 2)
11 - Basic Linux Commands - Pipes & Redirects (CLI - Part 3)
12 - Introduction to Shell Scripting Part 1
13 - Shell Scripting Part 2 - Concepts & Syntax
14 - Shell Scripting Part 3 - Concepts & Syntax
15 - Environment Variables
16 - Networking
17 - SSH - Secure Shell
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Version Control and Git
2 - Basic Concepts of Git
3 - Setup Git Repository Remote and Local
4 - Working with Git
5 - Initialize a Git project locally
6 - Concept of Branches
7 - Merge Requests
8 - Deleting Branches
9 - Rebase
10 - Resolving Merge Conflicts
11 - Gitignore
12 - Git stash
13 - Going back in history
14 - Undoing commits
15 - Merging branches
16 - Git for Devops
1 - Databases in development process
2 - Database Types
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Build Tools
2 - Install Build Tools
3 - Installation Help for Windows User - Part 1
4 - Installation Help for Windows User - Part 2
5 - Installation Help for MacOS-Unix User
6 - Build an Artifact
7 - Build Tools for Development
8 - Run the Application
9 - Build JS Applications
10 - Common Concepts and Differences of Build Tools
11 - Publish an Artifact
12 - Build Tools & Docker
13 - Build Tools for DevOps
0 - Module Overview
1 - Intro to Cloud & IaaS
2 - Setup Server on DigitalOcean
3 - Deploy and run application artifact on Droplet
4 - Create and configure a Linux user on a cloud server
0 - Module Overview
1 - Intro to Artifact Repository Manager
2 - Install and Run Nexus on a cloud server
3 - Introduction to Nexus
4 - Repository Types
5 - Publish Artifact to Repository
6 - Nexus REST API
7 - Blob Store
8 - Component vs Asset
9 - Cleanup Policies and Scheduled Tasks
0 - Module Overview
1 - What is a Container
2 - Container vs Image
3 - Docker vs. Virtual Machine
4 - Docker Architecture and components
5 - Main Docker Commands
6 - Debug Commands
7 - Docker Demo - Project Overview
8 - Developing with Docker
9 - Docker Compose - Run multiple Docker containers
10 - Dockerfile - Build your own Docker Image
11 - Private Docker Repository
12 - Deploy docker application on a server
13 - Docker Volumes - Persisting Data
14 - Docker Volumes Demo
15 - Create Docker Hosted Repository on Nexus
16 - Deploy Nexus as Docker Container
17 - Docker Best Practices
0 - Module Overview
1 - Intro to Build Automation
2 - Install Jenkins
3 - Introduction to Jenkins UI
4 - Install Build Tools in Jenkins
5 - Jenkins Basics Demo - Freestyle Job
6 - Docker in Jenkins
7 - Freestyle to Pipeline Job
8 - Intro to Pipeline Job
9 - Jenkinsfile Syntax
10 - Create complete Pipeline
11 - Intro to Multibranch Pipeline
12 - Jenkins Jobs Overview
13 - Credentials in Jenkins
14 - Jenkins Shared Library
15 - Webhooks - Trigger Pipeline Jobs automatically
16 - Dynamically Increment Application version in Jenkins Pipeline - Part 1
17 - Dynamically Increment Application version in Jenkins Pipeline - Part 2
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to AWS
2 - Create an AWS account
3 - IAM - Manage Users, Roles and Permissions
4 - Regions & Availability Zones
5 - VPC - Manage Private Network on AWS
6 - CIDR Blocks explained
7 - Introduction to EC2 Virtual Cloud Server
8 - Deploy to EC2 server from Jenkins Pipeline - CI/CD Part 1
9 - Deploy to EC2 server from Jenkins Pipeline - CI/CD Part 2
10 - Deploy to EC2 server from Jenkins Pipeline - CI/CD Part 3
11 - Introduction to AWS CLI - Part 1
12 - Introduction to AWS CLI - Part 2
13 - AWS & Terraform Preview
14 - Container Services on AWS Preview
0 - Module Overview
1 - Intro to Kubernetes
2 - Main Kubernetes Components
3 - Kubernetes Architecture
4 - Minikube and kubectl - Local Kubernetes Cluster
5 - Main kubectl commands
6 - YAML Configuration File
7 - Complete Demo Project - Deploying Application in Kubernetes Cluster
8 - Namespaces - Organizing Components
9 - Services - Connecting to Applications inside cluster
10 - Ingress - Connecting to Applications outside cluster
11 - Volumes - Persisting Application Data
12 - ConfigMap & Secret Volume Types
13 - StatefulSet - Deploying Stateful Applications
14 - Managed Kubernetes Services Explained
15 - Helm - Package Manager for Kubernetes
16 - Helm Demo - Managed K8s cluster
17 - Deploying Images in Kubernetes from private Docker repository
18 - Kubernetes Operators for Managing Complex Applications
19 - Secure your cluster - Authorization with RBAC
20 - Microservices in Kubernetes
21 - Demo project: Deploy Microservices Application
22 - Production & Security Best Practices
23 - Demo project: Create Helm Chart for Microservices
24 - Demo project: Deploy Microservices with Helmfile
0 - Module Overview
1 - Container Services on AWS
2 - Create EKS cluster with AWS Management Console
3 - Configure Autoscaling in EKS cluster
4 - Create Fargate Profile for EKS Cluster
5 - Create EKS cluster with eksctl command line tool
6 - Deploy to EKS Cluster from Jenkins Pipeline
7 - BONUS: Deploy to LKE Cluster from Jenkins Pipeline
8 - Jenkins Credentials Note on Best Practices
9 - Complete CI/CD Pipeline with EKS and DockerHub
10 - Complete CI/CD Pipeline with EKS and ECR
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Terraform
2 - Install Terraform & Setup Terraform Project
3 - Providers in Terraform
4 - Resources & Data Sources
5 - Change & Destroy Terraform Resources
6 - Terraform commands
7 - Terraform State
8 - Output Values
9 - Variables in Terraform
10 - Environment Variables in Terraform
11 - Create Git Repository for local Terraform Project
12 - Automate Provisioning EC2 with Terraform - Part 1
13 - Automate Provisioning EC2 with Terraform - Part 2
14 - Automate Provisioning EC2 with Terraform - Part 3
15 - Provisioners in Terraform
16 - Modules in Terraform - Part 1
17 - Modules in Terraform - Part 2
18 - Modules in Terraform - Part 3
19 - Automate Provisioning EKS cluster with Terraform - Part 1
20 - Automate Provisioning EKS cluster with Terraform - Part 2
21 - Automate Provisioning EKS cluster with Terraform - Part 3
22 - Complete CI/CD with Terraform - Part 1
23 - Complete CI/CD with Terraform - Part 2
24 - Complete CI/CD with Terraform - Part 3
25 - Remote State in Terraform
26 - Terraform Best Practices
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Python
2 - Installation and Local Setup
3 - Our first Python Program
4 - Python IDE vs Simple File Editor
5 - Strings and Number Data Types
6 - Variables
7 - Functions
8 - Accepting User Input
9 - Conditionals (if / else) and Boolean Data Type
10 - Error Handling with Try-Except
11 - While Loops
12 - Lists and For Loops
13 - Comments
14 - Sets
15 - Built-In Functions
16 - Dictionary Data Type
17 - Modules
18 - Project: Countdown App
19 - Packages, PyPI and pip
20 - Project: Automation with Python (Spreadsheet)
21 - OOP: Classes and Objects
22 - Project: API Request to GitLab
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Boto Library (AWS SDK for Python)
2 - Install Boto3 and connect to AWS
3 - Getting familiar with Boto
4 - Terraform vs Python - understand when to use which tool
5 - Health Check: EC2 Status Checks
6 - Write a Scheduled Task in Python
7 - Configure Server: Add Environment Tags to EC2 Instances
8 - EKS cluster information
9 - Backup EC2 Volumes: Automate creating Snapshots
10 - Automate cleanup of old Snapshots
11 - Automate restoring EC2 Volume from the Backup
12 - Handling Errors
13 - Website Monitoring 1: Scheduled Task to Monitor Application Health
14 - Website Monitoring 2: Automated Email Notification
15 - Website Monitoring 3: Restart Application and Reboot Server
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Ansible
2 - Install Ansible
3 - Setup Managed Server to Configure with Ansible
4 - Ansible Inventory and Ansible ad-hoc commands
5 - Configure AWS EC2 server with Ansible
6 - Managing Host Key Checking and SSH keys
7 - Introduction to Playbooks
8 - Ansible Modules
9 - Collections in Ansible
10 - Project: Deploy Nodejs application - Part 1
11 - Project: Deploy Nodejs application - Part 2
12 - Project: Deploy Nodejs application - Part 3
13 - Ansible Variables - make your Playbook customizable
14 - Project Deploy Nexus - Part 1
15 - Project Deploy Nexus - Part 2
16 - Ansible Configuration - Default Inventory File
17 - Project: Run Docker applications - Part 1
18 - Project: Run Docker applications - Part 2
19 - Project: Terraform & Ansible
20 - Dynamic Inventor
y for EC2 Servers
21 - Project: Deploying Application in K8s
22 - Project: Run Ansible from Jenkins Pipeline - Part 1
23 - Project: Run Ansible from Jenkins Pipeline - Part 2
24 - Project: Run Ansible from Jenkins Pipeline - Part 3
25 - Ansible Roles - Make your Ansible content more reusable and modular
0 - Module Overview
1 - Introduction to Monitoring with Prometheus
2 - Install Prometheus Stack in Kubernetes
3 - Data Visualization with Prometheus UI
4 - Introduction to Grafana
5 - Alert Rules in Prometheus
6 - Create own Alert Rules - Part 1
7 - Create own Alert Rules - Part 2
8 - Create own Alert Rules - Part 3
9 - Introduction to Alertmanager
10 - Configure Alertmanager with Email Receiver
11 - Trigger Alerts for Email Receiver
12 - Monitor Third-Party Applications
13 - Deploy Redis Exporter
14 - Alert Rules & Grafana Dashboard for Redis
15 - Collect & Expose Metrics with Prometheus Client Library (Monitor own App - Part 1)
16 - Scrape Own Application Metrics & Configure Own Grafana Dashboard (Monitor own App - Part 2)
1 - Congratulations & Wrap Up