0% found this document useful (0 votes)
4 views

devOps

The document outlines a comprehensive 12-week training program covering various topics in automation, cloud services, source code management, and DevOps practices. Key areas include shell scripting, RedHat Linux administration, AWS fundamentals, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, and monitoring tools like Grafana and Prometheus. The program culminates in major projects that involve real-world applications of the skills learned throughout the course.

Uploaded by

rajsinghan388
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
4 views

devOps

The document outlines a comprehensive 12-week training program covering various topics in automation, cloud services, source code management, and DevOps practices. Key areas include shell scripting, RedHat Linux administration, AWS fundamentals, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, and monitoring tools like Grafana and Prometheus. The program culminates in major projects that involve real-world applications of the skills learned throughout the course.

Uploaded by

rajsinghan388
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 6

Week 1 - Automation Using Shell Scripting & RedHat Linux

Administration
Session 1:

 Shell Scripting
o Basics of Shell Scripting
o Real-Time Scenarios in Shell Scripting

Session 2:

 Red Hat Linux Administration


o Introduction to Red Hat Linux
o File System Management
o User and Group Administration
o Package Management with Yum
o System Services and Systems
o Networking Configuration
o Networking Concepts - SNAT, DNAT, IP, Netmask
o Security and Permissions
o System Performance Monitoring
o Storage Management
o Backup and Restore

Week 2 - Cloud Services & AWS Fundamentals


Session 3:

 Overview of AWS Global Infrastructure


 Detailed Overview of Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
 Setting Up Your First EC2 Instance
 In-Depth Guide to EC2 Instance Configuration
 Exploring EC2 Options in Detail
 Connecting to Cloud Instances

Session 4:

 Security Group Handling and Management


 Introduction to Amazon S3
 Auto Scaling and Load Balancing
 Understanding Cloud Formation and CloudWatch
 Exploring Simple Notification Service (SNS) and Simple Queue Service (SQS)
 Overview of Relational Database Service (RDS) and Identity and Access Management
(IAM)
 Project-Based Learning: ECS and ECR
 Serverless Architecture
 Utilizing CloudWatch for Monitoring and Setting Billing Alarms

Week 3 - Source Code Management & Networking Concepts


Session 5:

 Difference between CVCS and DVCS


 Importance of Git
 Installation of Git
 Git three-stage Architecture
 Detailed explanation of Repository, Commit, Tags, Snapshots, Push-Pull Mechanism,
and Branching Strategy
 Working with Git stash and Git pop
 Resolve Merge conflicts in Git
 Git Revert and Reset (Reset vs Revert)
 Git rebase
 Working with git Squash
 Git cherry pick
 What is Git fork?

Session 6:

 Git Integration on VScode, Git Authentication with Github via SSH and HTTPS Protocol
 Github Introduction, Creating Repositories, PR’s
 Networking Concepts in Detail
o How Systems Communicate
o LAN/WAN
o Switch, Router IP
o IP address and its types
o OSI Model
o Subnetting
o DNS Basics
o Switching + Routing

Week 4 - Package Management (Docker) Using Real-Time


Scenarios & Understanding SonarQube
Session 7:

 Conceptual Concepts of Dockers


o What is Virtualization before deep dive into Containerization
o O.S level virtualization
o Docker vs Virtual Machine
o What is Docker and its History
o Docker Architecture
o Advantages and limitations of Docker
o Components of Docker (Docker Daemon, Docker Client, Docker Host)
o Docker Image
o Docker lifecycle
o Docker Image TAR and Unarchive, Docker container states, Docker Networking
o (Create and Manage), Dockerfile and CD flow
o CD Tools with Docker (Integrating CD tools like Jenkins and Github action using
projects)
o Docker Networking
o Docker Security Introduction
o Docker volume

Session 8:

 SonarQube, Quality Gates, and Profiles:


o Understanding SonarQube's Role in Code Quality Assessment
o Implementing Quality Gates to Ensure Code Quality Standards
o Configuring and Managing SonarQube Profiles for Code Analysis
Week 5 - Minor Project Week
Session 9:

 Design and implement a minor DevOps project involving shell scripting and RedHat
Linux Administration:
o Develop a script to automate user and group administration on a RedHat Linux
system.
o Create a shell script to add, delete, and list users and groups.
o Implement file system management tasks using shell scripting, such as creating
directories, setting permissions, and managing disk usage.
o Write a script to monitor system performance (CPU, memory usage) and
generate periodic reports.

Session 10:

 Continue the project and integrate the use of Git and Docker:
o Initialize a Git repository for the project, commit the shell scripts, and push them
to a GitHub repository.
o Create a Dockerfile to containerize the shell scripting application.
o Build and run the Docker container, ensuring the shell scripts can be executed
within the container environment.
o Document the project setup, usage instructions, and any issues encountered
during the implementation

Week 6 - Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery


Session 11:

 Understanding aggregate functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT)


 Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Workflow Overview
o Understanding JenkinsFile: Exploring Jenkins Jobs, Jenkins Pipeline, and
Jenkins File
o Build Triggers in Jenkins: SCM Polling, GITScm Polling, Build Periodically -
Uncovering the What, Why, and How
o Groovy File Creation: Conceptualizing and Crafting Groovy Scripts for Jenkins
o Integrating GitHub with Jenkins: Establishing Webhooks for Seamless
Collaboration

Session 12:

 Grasping Merge Request Concepts in the CI/CD Process


 Jenkins Master-Slave Configuration: Optimizing Resource Utilization in CI/CD
o Triggering Pipelines Directly from JenkinsFile: Streamlining Automation
o GitLab Branching Strategy: Best Practices for Code Collaboration and Version
Control
o Hands-On Experience: Building a Jenkins CI Pipeline with Groovy,
Incorporating Various Stages
o Configuring Docker Engineer as the Jenkins Slave - Jenkins Dynamic Slave
Configuration
o Jenkins Plugins - Docker, Git, Maven, and other commonly used plugins
 Integrating Kubernetes with Jenkins

Week 7 - Deep Dive Kubernetes


Session 13:
 Introduction to Kubernetes
o Defining Kubernetes and its Role in Container Orchestration
o Exploring the Features and History of Kubernetes
 Kubernetes Architecture
o In-Depth Analysis of Kubernetes Architecture
o Understanding Node Components, Manifest File Components, and Service
Components
o Overview of Node and Pod Fundamentals
o Role of Master Node and Components of the Control Plane
o Installing and Configuring kubectl and minikube

Session 14:

 Kubernetes Basics
o Kubernetes Commands: Navigating and Interacting with Kubernetes
o Creation and Deletion of Pods
o Managing Kubernetes YAML Configurations
o Higher-Level Kubernetes Objects and Object Management
o Labels and Selectors in Kubernetes
o Kubernetes Networking, Services, and NodePort
o Understanding Namespaces in Kubernetes
o Multi Container Pod Setup
o Pods Design pattern - Sidecar, Ambassador

Week 8 - Working with Applications in Kubernetes


Session 15:

 Installing Kubernetes on AWS


 Deploying Microservices Applications to Kubernetes Cluster
 ConfigMap and Secret Usage in Kubernetes
 Exploring Volumes in Kubernetes
 Persistent Volume and LivenessProbe in Kubernetes
 Replication, Auto-Healing, and Deployment in Kubernetes

Session 16:

 Advanced Kubernetes Topics


o Helm And Istio Service mesh
o Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and Service Accounts
o Helm and Istio Integration in Kubernetes
o Kubernetes Interview Questions
o Differences Between Monolithic and Microservices Architecture
o HPA, Ingress, Taint, and toleration

Week 9 - Ansible
Session 17:

 Defining Ansible and Understanding the Need for Configuration Management


o In-Depth Exploration of Ansible Architecture
o Analyzing the Architecture of Ansible for Efficient Configuration Management.
o Detailed Steps for Installing and Setting Up Ansible.
o Exploring Essential Components such as Ansible Roles, Ansible Collections,
Ad-hoc Commands, and Playbooks Setup.

Session 18:
 Automation with Ansible Playbooks
o Creating Playbooks for Automation.
o Building Playbooks to Copy Files with Special Variables.
o Utilizing Ansible Handlers and Notifiers for Effective Automation.
o Implementing Playbooks for Downloading Artifacts and Unzipping Files.
 Advanced Automation Scenarios with Ansible
o Leveraging Ansible Tags for Targeted Deployment to Servers.
o Automating the Installation of Apache and Configuring the Corresponding
Configuration Files
o Configure Multi-node k8s cluster with Ansible
o Manage Variable and Ansible Facts

Week 10 - Infrastructure As Code using Terraform


Session 19:

 Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)


 Getting Started with Terraform
 Terraform Basics: Variables, Resources, Attributes, and Dependencies
 Terraform State Management

Session 20:

 Advanced Terraform Concepts: for-each and module


 Terraform Project Development
 AWS Infrastructure Security with Terraform
 CIDR Setup Example with /16
 Subnet Configuration with Terraform
 Terraform State Locking
 Terraform Modules

Week 11 - Monitoring And Logging


Session 1:

 Installation Of Grafana
 Database Installation MySQL
 Grafana Setup with My SQL

Session 2:

 Installation of Prometheus
 Setting Up Prometheus on Kubernetes cluster
 Monitoring K8 Cluster with Prometheus
 Alerts in Grafana
 Grafana Plugins

Week 12 - Major Projects - Mentor and Self Guided


Session 1:

 Mentor Guided Project: Design and implement a robust DevOps project involving the
deployment of Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) on EC2 instances,
incorporating CloudWatch for monitoring, and integrating load balancers for optimal
application scaling
 Mentor Guided Project: Amazon EKS, incorporating the Nginx Ingress Controller for
efficient traffic routing, and integrating Cert-Manager for SSL certificate management.

Session 2:

 Self Guided Projects:


o GitHub action to add a node as a self-hosted runner and run a specific docker
image and expose it to a particular port using Nginx
o System Monitoring Script via Shell Scripting - Write a script to monitor system
resources (CPU, memory, disk usage

You might also like