DEVOPS
DevOps Online Training Certification Course
Introduction to DevOps Online Training Course in USA
Sprint Infosys’ DevOps online training will assist you in acquiring the necessary skill set for a DevOps Engineer position. It will teach you how to use DevOps tools like Git, SVN, Docker, Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, Puppet, Ansible, Selenium, Maven, Nagios, Chef, and more to master DevOps skills like Continuous Integration, Delivery and Deployment, Infrastructure as a Code, and more. Sprint Infosys’ DevOps course was created with the latest industry requirements in mind. The following skill sets will be taught to you, which have been curated from job descriptions posted by companies looking for DevOps Engineers. The following topics will be covered in this DevOps online course:
- In-depth understanding of the DevOps methodology
- Implementing Version Control in Software
- Using Docker to containerize code in production
- Using Jenkins to build CI/CD pipelines Configuration management with Puppet and Ansible
- Using Selenium and Maven to automate build and test Container orchestration with Kubernetes Performance tuning and monitoring with Nagios
Sprint Infosys actively assists all learners who have completed the DevOps certification training with job placement. We have exclusive agreements with top multinational corporations (MNCs) from around the world for this. This allows you to work for companies like Sony, Ericsson, TCS, Mu Sigma, Standard Chartered, Cognizant, and Cisco, among others. We can also assist you with the job interviews and résumé preparation.
Course Contents
- DevOps Principles in detail
- DevOps Engineer Skills in the market
- Knowing DevOps Delivery Pipeline
- Market trend of DevOps
- DevOps Technical Challenges
- Tools we use in DevOps
- Knowing about Version control
- Git – A CLI
- Essentials of GIT in industry
- How to setup GIT
- Installing Git
- First-Time Git Setup
- Getting a Git Repository
- Working with various commands in GIT
- Recording Changes to the Repository
- How to check the Status of Your Files
- How to track New Files
- Staging our modified files
- Ignoring Files from GIT
- Viewing Your Unstaged and Staged Changes
- How to commit Your Changes
- Skipping the Staging Area and commit
- Removing Files from GIT
- Viewing the Commit History
- Limiting Log Output
- Using a GUI to Visualize History
- Undoing Things
- Changing Your Last Commit
- Unstaging a Staged File
- Unmodifying a Modified File
- Working with Remotes
- Showing Your Remotes
- Adding Remote Repositories
- Fetching and Pulling from Your Remotes
- Pushing to Your Remotes
- Inspecting a Remote
- Removing and Renaming Remotes
- Branching and Merging in Git
- What a Branch Is
- Basic in Branching and Merging
- Branch Management in GIT
- Branching Workflows and its usage
- Remote Branches – create and delete
- Rebasing
- Git workflows
- Git cheat sheet
- Essentials of Continuous Integration
- An example scenario where CI is used
- Know about Jenkins and its architecture in detail
- Jenkins tool Management in detail
- Installing Jenkins
- Post-installation setup wizard
- Unlocking Jenkins
- Customizing Jenkins with plugins
- Creating the first administrator user
- Know about User management in Jenkins
- Authentication
- Jenkins own database user creation
- Options to enable integration with LDAP
- Authorization
- Matrix based authorization
- Project based authorization
- Overview of Maven
- Maven project structure
- Maven plugins
- Project Object Model (POM) – fundamental unit of work in Maven project
- Maven build lifecycle
- Adding external dependencies to maven pom.xml
- aven build and test project
- Creating jobs and automatic build settings
- What is Jenkins Pipeline?
- Why Pipeline?
- Integration with GIT
- How to enable project based authorization for a job
- Source code management while creating jobs
- Triggering automated build
- Maven job setup
- Know about post build options for jobs like notifications, trigger another build, publishing reports, etc.
- Adding a slave node to Jenkins
- Building Delivery Pipeline
- Notification settings in Jenkins
- Plugin management in Jenkins
- Introduction
- Real-world Shipping Transportation Challenges
- Introducing Docker and its technology
- Understanding of Docker images and containers
- Working with container
- How to Share and copy a container
- Container Life Cycle
- How to use Base Image and customize
- Creation of Docker File
- How to Publish Image on Docker Hub
- Introduction to Docker Networking
- Network Types in docker technology
- Docker Container Networking
- Docker Compose – An introduction
- Docker Swarm – An introduction
- Use Docker Compose to create php, wordpress, mysql
- How to Start Containers on a Cluster with Docker Swarm
- Creating and Scaling an application in Docker swarm
- Introducing Ansible – A configuration management tool
- Basics / What Will Be Installed
- Understanding Ansible architecture
- Control Machine Requirements
- Managed Node Requirements
- Inventory
- Hosts and Groups
- Host Variables
- Group Variables
- Learn various ansible Modules
- How to use adhoc commands
- Parallelism and Shell Commands
- File Transfer
- Managing Packages
- Users and Groups
- Deploying From Source Control
- Managing Services
- Introduction to YAML script
- Playbook
- About Playbooks
- Playbook Language Example - YAML
- How to Write Playbooks
- Tasks in Playbooks
- Understanding about various tasks in playbook
- Introduction to Handlers and variables
- Learn about using handlers, variables in the playbook
- Become (Privilege Escalation)
- Roles
- Role Directory Structure
- Using Roles
- Role Duplication and Execution
- Role Default Variables
- Role Dependencies
- Role Search Path
- Ansible Galaxy
- Including and Importing
- Includes vs. Imports
- Importing Playbooks
- Including and Importing Task Files
- Including and Importing Roles
- Writing a playbook to install and configure webservers and deplo0y an application
- How to create Ansible Role and use it
- Using an ansible role in playbook
- How to use Ansible Galaxy to download roles.
- Example – Install and use Jenkins roles from ansible galaxy
- Essentials of Cloud computing?
- Cloud and virtualization architecture
- Cloud deployment architecture
- Cloud providers – An overview
- Why we need DevOps on Cloud?
- Introducing to Amazon web services
- Various AWS services for Devops - An overview
- DevOps using AWS - Demo
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
You will receive a Sprint Infosys course completion certificate after completing our training program, working on real-world projects, quizzes, and assignments, and scoring at least 60% on the qualifying exam. This certificate is widely recognized by our affiliated organizations, which include top multinational corporations from around the world, as well as some Fortune 500.
As part of the training program, Sprint Infosys provides you with the most current, relevant, and high-value real-world projects. This allows you to apply what you’ve learned in a real-world industry setting. All training includes multiple projects that put your skills, learning, and practical knowledge to the test, ensuring that you are industry-ready.
You’ll be working on cutting-edge projects in fields such as high technology, ecommerce, marketing, sales, networking, banking, and insurance. After successfully completing the projects, your skills will be equivalent to 6 months of industry experience.
- A basic understanding of Linux or scripting is advantageous.
- Learning this technology would necessitate prior IT experience.
The AWS Cloud will be used for all of our practical sessions, case studies, and projects. Once you’ve enrolled in the DevOps course, we’ll assist you in setting up your AWS Free Tier account. We’ll also give you virtual machines (VMs) so you can practice even when you’re not online!
These DevOps groups are open to the following individuals:
- Professionals in Information Technology
- Testers of software
- System Administrators
- Architects of Solutions
- Engineers in charge of security
- Developers of software
- Specialists in Integration