Certified DevOps Systems Engineer

Name: Certified DevOps Systems Engineer
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₹12,990.00

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This course is meticulously designed for individuals who fit the following profile:

System Engineers in Transition: You are a system engineer with 0 to 8 years of experience and aspire to evolve into a DevOps professional. Your day-to-day responsibilities revolve around managing automation systems, making incremental improvements under the guidance of senior engineers, and enhancing automation frameworks.

System Backend Aficionados: You have a keen interest in understanding the intricacies of system backend management. Learning about system components and how they interact is a natural curiosity for you.

Collaborative Team Players: You thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy working closely with cross-functional teams. Communication and teamwork are your strengths, making you an effective collaborator in DevOps projects.

If you identify with these characteristics and are ready to take your career to new heights, the DevOps for System Engineers course is your gateway to a transformative journey.

Total Duration: Approximately 2.7 Months

Mode of Training: Online Live Instructor Led Session Options: Weekdays (1 hour/session) or Weekends (2.5 hours/session)

Hourly Breakdown for Each Topic:

DevOps Concepts – 3 hours
DevOps Terminologies – 2 hours
Virtualization with Virtualbox – 3 hours
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Vagrant – 4 hours
Cloud Technologies – 3 hours
Linux Administration for DevOps – 6 hours
LXD container administration (former LXC) – 4 hours
Docker administration – 4 hours
Containerization with Kubernetes – 6 hours
Openshift Administration – 4 hours
Openstack Administration – 4 hours
AWS public LAAS cloud knowledge – 4 hours
Terraform Coding – 4 hors
Automation with Ansible – 4.5 hours
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) with Jenkins – 6 hours
Monitoring with Nagios, Prometheus, Grafana – 4 hours

Based on the latest insights from AmbitionBox and Glassdoor, the average annual salary for a DevOps System Administrator in India with 6-8 years of experience stands at a lucrative amount of ₹8 – 12 Lakhs, translating to approximately ₹70 – 90 k per month. You can even bag an offer upto 22LPA based on your capability – We will also teach you about negotiation skills. So as you can understand, you are doing an investment here that promises substantial returns, opening doors to a lucrative future, we just need your full dedication. It is an immersive bootcamp with extensive hands-on sessions. It is not for the lazy learner.

Transitioning from a System Administrator to a DevOps expert may seem like a leap, but don’t worry we’ve charted out the path for you. Leverage your existing skills and broaden your horizons. Our program is specifically designed to help you to become a proficient DevOps System Administrator, which the organizations crave to hire to on board that synergy of system administration and DevOps.

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In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, the transition from system engineering to DevOps is not just an option; it’s a strategic imperative. Welcome to our DevOps for System Engineers course, tailor-made for professionals with 0 to 8 years of experience, eager to take their careers to the next level. In this transformative journey, you’ll not only learn the essentials of DevOps but also dive deep into system backend management and automation, here is what you will learn.

Building a Strong DevOps Foundation: We kickstart your DevOps voyage by providing a solid foundation in DevOps principles and practices. Understand how DevOps fosters collaboration, automation, and continuous enhancement, driving innovation in the IT industry.

Mastering Containerization: Deepen your understanding of system backend management through LXD Containers Administration. Explore the latest iteration of Linux containerization, LXD, which paves the way for a profound comprehension of Docker and containerization technologies. Docker, the industry-standard containerization tool, is your gateway to comprehending other pivotal technologies like Kubernetes and Openshift.

Unlocking the Power of Docker: Dive into Docker Administration and grasp the intricacies of this transformative containerization tool. As the IT landscape embraces containerization, Docker stands as a cornerstone technology. You’ll gain mastery in creating, managing, and optimizing Docker containers, setting the stage for your journey into container orchestration platforms.

Container Orchestration with Kubernetes: Kubernetes Administration awaits you as we delve into the world of container orchestration. Kubernetes, the reigning champion of container orchestration, is the underpinning of major Platform as a Service (PaaS) solutions. Learn to install and manage Kubernetes clusters, acquiring the skills to navigate beneath the surface of popular PaaS platforms.

Pioneering with Openshift: Immerse yourself in Openshift Administration, where you’ll explore the most prominent self-managed container PaaS. Openshift equips you with the insights needed to comprehend the inner workings of public cloud PaaS solutions. Master the art of installing and managing Openshift clusters, setting the stage for a deep understanding of cloud-native application deployment.

Harnessing the Power of Openstack: In Openstack Administration, unlock the mysteries of the leading private Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud platform. Gain insights into deploying and managing Openstack clusters, enabling a comprehensive understanding of the infrastructure that powers public cloud services.

Navigating the Cloud with AWS: AWS Administration awaits as you step into the realm of public Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds. This module imparts vital knowledge of cloud computing architectures, equipping you to administer common cloud features across major providers. It also serves as a vital prerequisite for diving into the world of Terraform.

Infrastructure as Code with Terraform: Master the art of infrastructure orchestration with Terraform. This vital skill empowers you to programmatically control infrastructure across various cloud platforms, creating scalable and efficient automation solutions.

Automation with Ansible: Embrace Ansible Coding and learn to manage servers programmatically. This skill is crucial for handling infrastructure configurations effectively and is particularly valuable for Redhat server administration.

Driving CI/CD with Git & Jenkins: Dive into the world of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines with Git and Jenkins Administration. Understand how to set up private Git servers and integrate them with Jenkins for local or cloud-based virtualization and automation solutions.

Monitoring for Excellence: Explore the specialized realm of DevOps monitoring with Nagios, Prometheus, and Grafana. In DevOps, monitoring is often an overlooked yet crucial aspect. Equip yourself with the expertise to ensure robust monitoring of every component managed through DevOps, ensuring the reliability and performance of your systems.

This comprehensive “DevOps for System Engineers” course offers not just a career transition but a transformation. It equips you with the skills and knowledge to seamlessly merge system engineering with DevOps practices, making you an invaluable asset in today’s dynamic tech landscape. Embrace the future of IT and stay ahead of the curve with our DevOps for System Engineers course.

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Course Outline

Module 1: Foundational DevOps Concepts

Introduction to DevOps Principles
Significance of Collaboration in DevOps
Streamlining Software Delivery Processes

Module 2: DevOps Terminology

Building a Vocabulary for Effective Communication
Industry-Standard DevOps Terminologies
Enhancing Corporate Collaboration Through Terminology

Module 3: Datacenter Concepts

Core Infrastructure Concepts
Modern Data Center Architectures
Bridging Traditional and Contemporary Infrastructures

Module 4: Virtualization with Virtualbox Administration

Traditional Virtualization Techniques
Hands-On Experience with Virtualbox Administration
Resource Optimization Strategies

Module 5: Cloud Computing Concepts

Fundamental Cloud Computing Concepts
Comparing Cloud and Traditional Data Centers
Preparing for a Cloud-Driven World

Module 6: 12 Factor App & Microservices

Exploring Modern Application Design Principles
Deep Dive into the 12 Factor App Methodology
Mastering the Art of Microservices Architecture

Module 7: LXD Containers Administration

Introduction to LXD Containers
Installing and Configuring LXD
Creating and Managing Containers with LXD
Advanced LXD Container Networking
LXD Storage Management
Container Security Best Practices
LXD for Development and Testing Environments

Module 8: Docker Administration

Docker Fundamentals
Installation and Configuration of Docker
Docker Containers and Images
Docker Networking and Volumes
Advanced Docker Features: Swarm Mode and Enterprise Edition
Docker Compose for Multi-container Applications
Securing Docker Containers and Registries
Docker for Microservices Deployment

Module 9: Kubernetes Administration

Introduction to Kubernetes
Setting Up a Kubernetes Cluster
Deploying Applications on Kubernetes
Scaling and Load Balancing in Kubernetes
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Kubernetes
Advanced Kubernetes Concepts: StatefulSets, DaemonSets, and Operators
Kubernetes Security Best Practices
Kubernetes for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Deployments

Module 10: Openshift Administration

Understanding Openshift as a Container Platform
Installing and Configuring Openshift
Deploying Applications on Openshift
Openshift Networking and Security
Managing Openshift Resources
Advanced Openshift Features: Operators and Build Pipelines
Multi-Cluster Management with Openshift

Module 11: Openstack Administration

Introduction to Openstack
Deploying an Openstack Cloud
Managing Virtual Machines in Openstack
Networking and Storage in Openstack
Openstack Security and Monitoring
Openstack Orchestration and Heat Templates
Multi-Cloud Integration with Openstack

Module 12:AWS Administration

Introduction to AWS Cloud
Creating and Managing AWS Resources
AWS Compute Services (EC2, ECS)
AWS Networking and Storage
AWS Security and Identity Management
Advanced AWS Services: AWS Lambda, Kinesis, and RDS
AWS DevOps Tools and Best Practices
AWS Cost Optimization and Management

Module 13: Terraform Coding

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Concepts
Getting Started with Terraform
Creating and Managing Infrastructure with Terraform
Terraform Modules for Reusability
Best Practices in Terraform Coding
Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Orchestration with Terraform

Module 14: Ansible Coding

Introduction to Ansible
Writing Ansible Playbooks
Ansible Inventory and Variables
Managing Configuration with Ansible
Ansible Best Practices
Ansible Galaxy: Managing and Sharing Roles
Ansible Automation for Complex System Tasks

Module 15: Git & Jenkins Administration

Version Control with Git
Git Workflows and Branching Strategies
Setting Up Jenkins for Continuous Integration
Creating and Managing Jenkins Pipelines
Jenkins Plugins and Integration with Git
Advanced Git Workflows with Jenkins
GitLab CI/CD: Extending GitLab CI/CD with Custom Scripts
Artifact Management: Advanced Configuration with Artifactory and Nexus

Module 16: Nagios, Prometheus, Grafana

Introduction to Monitoring in DevOps
Setting Up Nagios for Infrastructure Monitoring
Collecting Metrics with Prometheus
Creating Dashboards with Grafana
Alerting and Troubleshooting in Monitoring
Advanced Monitoring Solutions: AWS CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, Google Cloud Monitoring
Monitoring Containers and Microservices Architectures
Security Monitoring and Compliance

Module 17: DevOps Tools Evaluation and Selection

Choosing the Right DevOps Tools
Evaluating DevOps Toolchains
Building a Customized DevOps Toolset
Tooling Considerations for System Engineers
Container Orchestration Tools: Kubernetes vs. Openshift vs. EKS vs. AKS vs. GKE
CI/CD Platform Comparison: Jenkins vs. GitLab CI/CD vs. Others
Monitoring and Logging Solutions Comparison
Cloud Providers: AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud

Projects

Final Module: Real-World DevOps Project

Step 1: Project Introduction and Scope Definition

Participants will kick off the final module by delving into a comprehensive understanding of the project’s goals and scope. This includes gaining insights into the real-world scenario that the project seeks to address. The case study revolves around a fictional e-commerce platform aiming to enhance its deployment process and overall system reliability through the implementation of a robust DevOps workflow.

Step 2: Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and Vagrant

In this phase, participants will architect the project’s infrastructure using Terraform and Vagrant. They will design and provision the required resources, creating a scalable and dynamic environment that mirrors the production setup. This hands-on experience will solidify their grasp of Infrastructure as Code principles and tools.

Step 3: Containerization and Orchestration with Amazon EKS

Next, participants will dive into containerization and orchestration using Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service). They will containerize the e-commerce application, define Kubernetes manifests, and deploy microservices. This step empowers participants to grasp the intricacies of containerized deployments and gain proficiency in managing containerized applications at scale.

Step 4: Configuration Management with Chef

With the infrastructure and containers in place, participants will shift their focus to configuration management using Chef. They will define and manage the desired state of the infrastructure, ensuring consistency and adherence to best practices. Through hands-on exercises, participants will master Chef’s capabilities in automating configuration tasks.

Step 5: Version Control and Continuous Integration with GitHub and GitHub Actions

Participants will learn the power of version control and continuous integration by utilizing GitHub and GitHub Actions. They will set up automated workflows for code integration, automated testing, and deployment. Real-time feedback and monitoring will become integral aspects of their DevOps pipeline.

Step 6: Continuous Deployment and Release Management with Azure DevOps

In the final stages, participants will implement continuous deployment and release management using Azure DevOps. They will create pipelines that automate the deployment of changes from GitHub to the Amazon EKS environment. This step encapsulates the entire DevOps lifecycle, from code commits to production deployment.

Real-World Case Study: Enhancing E-commerce Deployment

Imagine a thriving e-commerce platform that frequently faces deployment challenges, leading to downtime and customer dissatisfaction. Participants step into the shoes of DevOps practitioners tasked with revolutionizing this scenario. By applying Vagrant, Terraform, Amazon EKS, Chef, GitHub, GitHub Actions, and Azure DevOps, they create an end-to-end DevOps workflow.

Starting with infrastructure provisioning using Terraform and Vagrant, they establish a scalable environment. Containers are embraced through Amazon EKS, ensuring seamless deployment and scaling of microservices. Chef takes the reins of configuration management, maintaining consistency across the environment.

GitHub and GitHub Actions streamline version control and continuous integration, empowering the team to collaborate effectively. Finally, Azure DevOps orchestrates the continuous deployment process, enabling the platform to release updates confidently, significantly reducing downtime and enhancing customer experience.

This immersive real-world project equips participants with invaluable skills, as they tackle challenges mirroring those faced by industry experts. Upon completion, they emerge as seasoned DevOps professionals, capable of designing and executing end-to-end DevOps workflows that drive business success.