DevOps on AWS
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FEE
- DevOps on AWS Fee = PKR 66,000
- 3 Installments Plan = PKR 22,000 per month
- Lumpsum Fee = PKR 60,000
PREREQUISITES:
Basic IT (Information Technology) Knowledge
An understanding of networking concepts
Hardware /Software required
PC /Laptop with minimum 08 GB RAM and Virtualisation features
Oracle Virtual Box or VMWare
Who can join:
This course is for people and teams who want to learn DevOps foundation from basics to intermediate level.
Developers / Operations Engineers
IT Project Team
IT Students
Fundamental Introduction
- IAC
- CICD
- Containerization
- Orchestration
Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery (CICD)
a) Git Introduction
- Version Control System
- Git Introduction
- Installation of Git
- Configuration of Git
- Local Repository
- Initializing Git Repository
- Git Basic Example
- Git branch, Git Merge
- Git Diff
- Git Clone
- securing Git using ssh-keys
- Git Remote Repository
- Git Logs
b) Jenkins
- Introduction
- Download and Install Jenkins
- Jenkins Configuration
- Jenkins Plugins
- Security Management
- Freestyle jobs
- Integration of Jenkins with GIT
- Build Web via Code
- Building a Jenkins Pipeline (CI/CD)
Containerization
a) Docker
- Introduction to Docker
- Install & Setup Docker on Linux
- Remove, Downgrade, and Upgrade
- Storage & Logging driver
- Docker Registry
- Docker Images
- Docker Containers
- Docker Diagnose
- Docker file
- Docker Compose
- Docker Swarm
- Docker Stack
- Docker Networking
- Docker Services
- Docker Volume
- Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes
b) Elastic Container Service (ECS)
- Introduction
- Security
- Monitoring
- Capacity Provider
- Dynamic Port mapping
- Container Insight
Orchestration
a) Kubernetes
Module 1: Introduction to Kubernetes
- Introduction to containerization
- Overview of Kubernetes and its Features
- Understanding Kubernetes architecture
- Setting up a Kubernetes cluster
Module 2: Kubernetes Pods and Deployments
- Understanding Kubernetes Pods
- Working with container images
- Creating and managing Kubernetes Deployments
- Managing replicas and scaling applications
Module 3: Kubernetes Services and Networking
- Understanding Kubernetes Services
- Working with Kubernetes networking
- Configuring load balancing for applications
- Creating Kubernetes Ingress resources
Module 4: Kubernetes Storage
- Understanding Kubernetes Pods
- Working with container images
- Creating and managing Kubernetes Deployments
- Managing replicas and scaling applications
Module 5: Kubernetes Configuration and Secrets
- Working with Kubernetes ConfigMaps
- Using Kubernetes Secrets for sensitive information
- Managing configuration for applications
- Deploying applications with different configurations
Module 6: Kubernetes Security
- Understanding Kubernetes security features
- Configuring Kubernetes Network Policies
- Using Kubernetes Secrets for secure data management
Module 7: Kubernetes Monitoring and Logging
- Understanding Kubernetes logging
- Troubleshooting Kubernetes applications
Module 8: Kubernetes Advanced Topics
- Using Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA)
- Configuring Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaling
- Running stateful applications with Stateful Sets
- Using Kubernetes Operators for application management
Elastic Kubernetes Service
- Introduction
- Security
- Logs
- Hierarchy
Helm
Module 1: Introduction to Helm
- Introduction to package managers and why they are useful
- Overview of Helm and its features
- Understanding the structure of a Helm chart
- Installing and setting up Helm
Module 2: Helm Charts
- Creating and managing Helm charts
- Understanding chart dependencies
- Working with chart values and templates
- Managing chart upgrades and rollbacks
Module 3: Chart Repositories
- Understanding chart repositories
- Creating and managing local chart repositories
- Using public chart repositories
Module 4: Helm in Kubernetes
- Using Helm to deploy applications to Kubernetes
- Understanding Helm releases and their lifecycle
- Using Helm hooks to execute pre- and post-deployment actions
Infrastructure As Code (IAC):
a) Terraform:
Module 1: Introduction to Terraform
- Introduction to Infrastructure as Code
- Overview of Terraform and its features
- Understanding Terraform syntax and configuration files
- Setting up Terraform on your computer
Module 2: Terraform Basics
- Defining infrastructure with Terraform
- Working with Terraform providers
- Creating and managing Terraform resources
- Understanding Terraform state management
Module 3: Terraform Modules
- Creating and using Terraform modules
- Managing Terraform module dependencies
- Using Terraform modules from public repositories
Module 4: Terraform in the Cloud
- Deploying infrastructure with Terraform in AWS
- Working with Terraform workspaces for multi-environment deployments
- Using Terraform remote state for sharing state across teams
Module 5: Terraform Best Practices
- Understanding Terraforms best practices
- Using Terraform CLI commands effectively
- Writing reusable Terraform code with modules and variables
- Working with Terraform output values
b) Cloud Formation:
- Introduction to JSON/YAML, how to use Visual Studio, Working on Parameters & Resource Section using a given template
- How to find Resource Property in AWS, write 1st template using CFT
- Drift Detection, Change Stack, Update Stack
- Parameter Section with S3 & VPC
- How to deploy VPC using Cloud Formation
- How to deploy EC2 using Cloud Formation
- Nested Stack
- Output with Import/Export
- Condition Section
6. Configuration Manager
a) Ansible
- About Ansible
- How to Install Ansible
- Configuring SSH and Sudo for Ansible
- The Ansible Configuration File
- Setting Up the Ansible Inventory
- The Ansible Command
- The Shell and Command Modules
- Ansible course summary
b) Chef
Module 1: Introduction to Chef
- Introduction to configuration management
- Overview of Chef and its features
- Understanding the Chef’s architecture
- Setting up Chef on your computer
Module 2: Chef Cookbooks
- Creating and managing Chef cookbooks
- Understanding Chef resources and their properties
- Writing Chef recipes and using Chef templates
- Using Chef cookbooks to manage system configurations
Module 3: Chef Nodes and Roles
- Understanding Chef nodes and their properties
- Working with Chef roles for defining system configurations
- Using Chef search to discover nodes in your infrastructure
- Managing node attributes with Chef
Module 4: Chef in the Cloud
- Using Chef to manage infrastructure in Aws
- Creating and managing Chef server instances in the cloud
Module 5: Chef Best Practices
- Understanding Chef best practices
- Using Chef CLI commands effectively
- Writing reusable Chef code with cookbooks and templates
c) Puppet
Module 1: Introduction to Puppet
- Introduction to configuration management
- Overview of Puppet and its Features
- Understanding the Puppet architecture
- Setting up Puppet on your computer
Module 2: Puppet Manifests
- Creating and managing Puppet manifests
- Understanding Puppet resources and their attributes
- Writing Puppet classes and using Puppet templates
- Using Puppet to manage system configurations
Module 3: Puppet Nodes and Environments
- Understanding Puppet nodes and their properties
- Working with Puppet environments for defining system configurations
- Using Puppet Hiera for managing configuration data
- Managing node attributes with Puppet
Module 4: Puppet in the Cloud
- Using Puppet to manage infrastructure in AWS
- Creating and managing Puppet master instances in the cloud
Module 6: Puppet Best Practices
- Understanding Puppet best practices
- Using Puppet CLI commands effectively
- Writing reusable Puppet code with classes and templates