Certified DevOps Architect
₹19,990.00
This DevOps Architect course can be taken up by anybody willing to build a career in DevOps. The course begins from basics and then soars up to the biggest concepts of DevOps. Irrespective of experience levels, this is the most comprehensive DevOps course on Internet
Skills and Qualities:
- Technical Proficiency
- Strong Communication
- Problem Solver
- Analytical Mindset
Why Enroll in DevOps Solution Architect Training:
- Career Growth
- Technical Excellence
- Client Engagement
- Problem Solving
- Leadership Opportunities
- Industry Recognition
Given a commitment of 7-8 hours per week, it would take approximately 70 days to cover the entire course content.
Considering flexibility for reviewing sessions, assignments, and assessments, you can expect to complete the DevOps Solution Architect course in about 3 months.
Total Hours: 150 hours of instruction
This is the optimal timeline, which will be needed to cover both common DevOps topics(Module 1-11) and specialized modules(Module 12-20) effectively while accommodating participant progress and practice.
Our DevOps Solution Architect course is designed for seasoned professionals with 8 to 12 years of experience, providing a unique path to prestigious roles as a DevOps Architect or Senior DevOps Consultant. This course sets you on the fast track to securing high-paying positions that demand deep technical expertise. While both the DevOps Architect and Senior DevOps Consultant roles offer lucrative career paths, the DevOps Architect course empowers you with advanced skills and in-depth knowledge that open doors to even more senior profiles. Here’s why you should consider the DevOps Architect course:
1. Mastery of Complex Architectures
2. Strategic Vision
3. Advanced Technical Presales
4. Higher Earning Potential
According to Glassdoor data, Senior DevOps Consultants in India with 8-12 years of experience can earn an average base pay of ₹31 lakhs per year. However, DevOps Architects with the same experience level command an average salary of ₹25,46,156 per year, accompanied by additional cash compensation of ₹1,60,000. The DevOps Architect course prepares you for these high-paying roles.
Join the Elite League of DevOps Architects !
Description
Welcome to the DevOps Architect Program…
Embark on a transformative journey where you will emerge as a DevOps Architect, equipped to design and deliver cutting-edge solutions that redefine the future of IT.
As a DevOps Architect, you are more than a technologist; you’re a visionary. You’ll master the art of understanding complex customer challenges and translating them into elegant, scalable DevOps solutions. Your role is to bridge the gap between technical excellence and real-world business needs.
Throughout this dynamic course, you’ll dive deep into the world of containerization with LXD, Docker, and ECS. You’ll harness the power of container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes, OpenShift, and EKS. You’ll unlock the potential of Infrastructure as Code using Terraform and CloudFormation. You’ll become a virtuoso in Infrastructure Configuration Automation with Ansible, Chef, and Puppet. Git CLI, GitHub, and GitLab will be your trusted companions for Source Code Management.
But this program goes beyond technical mastery. We will nurture your ability to be a trusted advisor, helping organizations navigate the intricate path of DevOps transformation. You’ll gain expertise in presales and customer-facing roles, enabling you to guide businesses towards DevOps excellence and innovation.
Join us and become a DevOps Architect – a leader, a problem solver, and a visionary. Shape the future of IT with innovation, expertise, and visionary solutions. Your journey starts here.
- Who is a Developer
- Typical tasks of a Developer
- Who is an Operations person
- Typical tasks of an Operations person
- When Dev and Ops meet
- Typical issues between Dev and Ops
- Software Release Process (SRP)
- Roles of Dev, Ops and Testing teams in SRP
- Application Release Automation (ARA)
- Definition of DevOps
- DevOps vs ARA
- DevOps Process
- DevOps People
- DevOps Tools
- Periodic Table of DevOps
- Servers
- Clients
- Agents
- Source Code Management
- Code Version Control System
- Centralized Version Control
- Distributed Version Control
- Continuous Integration
- Continuous Build
- Build Artifact
- Artifact Repository
- Continuous Testing
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Functional Testing
- Performance Testing
- Quality Testing
- Security Testing
- Provisioning Automation
- Infrastructure Orchestration
- Configuration Automation
- Deployment Automation
- Continuous Delivery
- Continuous Deployment
- Continuous Monitoring
- Monitoring as Code
- Infrastructure as Code
- Orchestration as Code
- Configuration as Code
- Everything as Code
- Infrastructure as a Service
- Platform as a Service
- Software as a Service
- Everything as a Service
- API
- Everything as API
- Software Defined Storage
- Software Defined Network
- Software Defined Data Center
- Containerization
- Virtualization
- Virtualization vs Containerization
- Immutable Infrastructure based Deployment
- Deployment Rollout and Rollback
- Monolithic Application
- Distributed Application
- Service Oriented Architecture
- Microservices
- Blue Green Deployment
- Canary Deployment
- A/B Testing
- Zero Downtime Designs
- Typical Waterfall Development Model
- Understanding problems with Waterfall Model
- What is Agile Model of Development
- Benefits of Agile Development
- Agile Manifesto
- Roles in Agile
- Scrum and Sprint
- Kanban
- Planning Scrum
- Story
- Estimates
- Scrum Practices
- Why do I need to Learn Virtualization for DevOps?
- What is Virtualization
- Emulation vs Virtualization
- VMware vSphere
- HyperV
- KVM
- Xen
- Oracle VM
- Workstation Virtualization
- Virtual Appliances
- Working on Oracle Virtualbox
- Create a VM
- Install OS in a VM
- Virtual Machine Networking
- Virtual Machine Storage
- Virtualization vs Cloud
- Virtualization vs Containers
- Is Linux required for learning DevOps
- What is Linux
- History of Linux
- Linux Internal Architecture
- Linux Distributions
- Install Linux
- Linux Filesystem
- Managing Users
- Linux Terminal
- Logging in Remotely into Linux
- Common Linux Commands
- Managing Services
- Managing Software
- Linux File Permissions
- Apache Server Management
- Do I need to know Scripting for DevOps
- What is Scripting
- Scripting vs Programming
- Shell Script vs other Scripting languages
- Shell Scripting Syntax
- Variables in Shell Scripts
- Printing in Shell Scripts
- Arguments in Shell Scripts
- Conditionals in Shell Scripts
- Loops in Shell Scripts
- Do I need to know coding for DevOps?
- Python vs Other Programming Languages
- Python Syntax
- Variables
- Data Types
- Conditionals
- Loops
- Functions
- Modules
- Python PIP
- What is Cloud
- DevOps vs Cloud
- Types of Cloud
- Practical Example of IaaS with AWS
- Practical Example of PaaS with AWS
- Practical Example of SaaS with Azure
- How to build a Cloud – Openstack
- Installing Openstack
- Using Openstack
- Using Cloud API on Google Cloud
- Building a Strong Foundation in Scripting
- Unlocking the Power of Algorithms and Coding Through Scripting
- Automation Techniques for DevOps Processes
- Why AWS is the market leader
- AWS Services
- EC2
- EBS
- VPC
- Security Groups
- Elastic IP
- S3
- RDS
- Elastic Load Balancer
- AWS CLI
- Creating an Azure Account
- Azure Portal Overview
- Azure Resource Groups and Resources
- Deploying a Virtual Machine on Azure
- Azure Services
- Azure Storage Services
- Networking Services
- Azure App Services
- Azure Databases (SQL Database, Cosmos DB)
- Creating a GCP Account
- GCP Console Overview
- Projects and Resources
- a Compute Engine Instance on GCP
- Services
- Storage Services
- Networking Services
- App Engine and Kubernetes Engine
- GCP Databases (Cloud SQL, Firestore)
- Automating and abstracting virtualization complexities
- Understanding various approaches used in automating virtualization
- Learning virtualization automation with Vagrant
- Vagrant’s use case as Workstation Standardization
- Vagrant as Infrastructure as Code
- Vagrant as Desired State Configuration Management
- Vagrant providers
- Vagrant Commands
- Vagrantfile
- Using Vagrant to launch multiple systems at once
- Familiarity with Vagrant Boxes
- Exporting and Importing Vagrant Boxes
- Using Vagrant to bootstrap a system with shell scripts
- Impact of Vagrant in DevOps timeline optimization
- Understanding company behind Vagrant
- Where to position Vagrant and where not to
- Introduction to Containerization
- Understanding Linux Containers
- Using LXC
- Understanding benefits of docker over LXC
- Understanding Docker Architecture
- Implementing Docker
- Docker commands to start, manage and stop containers
- Running docker containers in interactive mode
- Understanding ephemeral behavior of docker
- Data persistence in docker
- Network Stack of docker
- Understanding Docker repositories
- Using docker hub
- Creating own docker images and submitting to Hub
- Creating docker image from docker file
- Managing docker at scale
- Understanding docker’s use case as deployment tool
- Understanding concept of Immutable Infrastructure
- What is orchestration
- Why Kubernetes is required
- Understanding of Swarm vs Kubernetes vs Mesos
- Understanding Kubernetes Architecture
- Implementing Kubernetes cluster on 4 Servers
- Managing docker lifecycle using Kubernetes
- Creating a deployment in Kubernetes
- Managing deployment
- Deleting Deployment
- Scaling of containers on Kubernetes
- Exploring container logs in kubernetes
- Understanding Kubernetes Docker Placements
- Implementing and Using GUI for Kubernetes
- Introduction to Microservices and relevance of Kubernetes in context
- Introduction to PaaS and relevance of Kubernetes in context
- Introduction
- Why Terraform?
- Core Terraform Components
- Fundamental Concepts
- Terraform syntax, internals, and patterns
- Terraform Coding Examples
- Provisioning resources with Terraform on AWS
- Creating AWS compute instances
- Creating AWS databases
- Creating Elastic IP
- Attaching Elastic IP with Instances
- Variables and Resource References
- Creating Security Groups
- Attaching Security Groups to AWS instances
- Remote Exec
- End to End Infrastructure and Configuration Automation with Terraform
- Understanding of Source Code Repository as the point of handover from Developer team to Operations team
- Understanding Wall of Confusion
- Understanding Code Conflicts
- Understanding Merge Hell
- Understanding Possible Merger Issue Resolution approaches
- Understanding use case for git and brief history of Linus Torvalds’s contribution
- Using git in command line to clone an internet repository
- Using local git command line environment setup
- Using git to do commit code locally
- Integrating local git with remote git server
- Using Github.com by creating user account and projects
- Using Github.com UI to perform typical source code management tasks
- Understanding extra features of GitHub UI over basic git command line
- Concepts of bug tracking and collaborative documentation
- git clone of github repository
- distributed use of git
- Git history
- Creating own github clone using opensource alternative
- What is GitLab
- Why use GitLab
- GitLab Features
- GitHub vs GitLab
- Working on GitLab UI
- Working with GitLab using Git CLI
- Introduction to Continuous Integration
- Understanding Jenkins and Hudson relation
- Implementing Jenkins through Infrastructure as Code
- Understanding concept of Job based automation
- Creating first job in Jenkins
- Enabling Git in Jenkins
- Integrating Git Server with Jenkins for periodic polling of source code changes
- Import sample java j2ee application on git server
- Trigger Jenkins job from Git
- Understanding Jenkins Deployment Architecture for better performance
- Implementing Jenkins Master-Slave
- Jenkins Build Triggers
- Jenkins Build Steps
- Jenkins Post Build Steps
- Jenkins Plugins
- Jenkins Global Configurations
- Jenkins Pipelines
- Pipeline DSL
- Pipeline Groovy
- Stages vs Jobs
- Understanding Build Process using Java code
- Using maven to build a Java project
- Understanding binary files using .class
- Understanding build packaging using .jar
- Understanding .war
- Maven Build Lifecycle
- Integrating Maven with Jenkins
- Running Maven from Jenkins
- Understanding Artifact Repository’s role in DevOps Workflow
- Manual Maven Build Version Control
- Introduction to Maven Artifact Repository
- Introduction to Nexus Artifact Repository
- Implementing Nexus Repository
- Integrating Nexus with Maven
- Running Maven build in Jenkins to store build artifacts in Nexus
- Snapshots in Nexus
- Release in Nexus
- Downloading artifact versions from Nexus
- Introduction to Code Quality Testing
- Metrics to Measure Quality of Coding
- Introduction to SonarQube
- Implementing SonarQube
- Integrating SonarQube with Maven
- Running SonarQube Code Quality Analysis from Jenkins
- SonarQube Quality Gates
- Gated Jenkins Pipeline
- Understanding Live Application Testing
- Live Website Testing
- Transaction Testing
- Installing Selenium IDE
- Recording Transactions
- Testing Transactions
- Understanding concept of automated testing
- Understanding webdrivers
- Installing Selenium Webdriver
- Writing a python wrapper
- Testing with Selenium using Python
- Jenkins Integration with Selenium using Python
- What is a middleware
- What is Tomcat
- Understanding a Simple Java Web Application
- Installing Tomcat
- Managing Users in Tomcat
- Enabling Admin Access in Tomcat
- Managing Tomcat
- Deploying WAR files in Tomcat
- Undeploying WAR files
- Example Application on Tomcat
- Jenkins Plugin Management
- Overview of various deployment plugin
- Understanding of various deployment tools
- Container Deployment Plugin for Tomcat
- Installing Deployment Plugin
- Configuring Deployment Plugin
- Plugin based Deployment on Tomcat from Jenkins
- Configuring API access to Tomcat
- Using curl to call API
- Tomcat Deployment API
- Tomcat Undeployment API
- API based Deployment on Tomcat using Jenkins
- Understanding Live Application Testing
- Live Website Testing
- Transaction Testing
- Installing Selenium IDE
- Recording Transactions
- Testing Transactions
- Understanding concept of automated testing
- Understanding webdrivers
- Installing Selenium Webdriver
- Writing a python wrapper
- Testing with Selenium using Python
- Jenkins Integration with Selenium using Python
- What is Continuous Monitoring
- Need for Monitoring
- What is Nagios
- What can Nagios Monitor
- How does Nagios compare with Competition
- Installing Nagios
- Configuring Nagios for monitoring local system
- Understanding File structures in Nagios
- Understanding inter file relationships and dependencies in Nagios Configuration
- Configuring NRPE on Linux server
- Using NRPE to monitor Linux systems through Nagios
- Configuring NSClient++ on Windows
- Using check_nt to monitor Windows systems
- Understanding Nagios
- Ecosystem of Agent Alternatives
- Understanding Nagios
- Ecosystem of GUI Alternatives
- Understanding options for web based GUI management of
- Nagios Configurations
- Understanding Nagios Core engine alternatives
- What is Prometheus?
- Setting up Prometheus
- Installing Prometheus
- Configuring Prometheus
- Setting up Grafana For Prometheus
- How to make your Grafana’s Dashboard as your Home Dashboard?
- Introduction to Automation and Configuration Management with Puppet
- Introduction to concepts of resources and providers
- Desired State Configuration Management
- Managing Puppet Infrastructure as a Code
- Puppet Code Lifecycle
- Understanding architecture components
- Installing puppetmaster and puppet agent
- Implementing Puppet Enterprise GUI
- Writing Manifests
- Running Manifests locally
- Running Manifests on Server
- Using common resources – file, service, package
- Automate anything by executing commands through puppet
- Understanding non sequential coding style
- Implementing ordering in puppet
- Dissecting a puppet code run
- Understanding how to write platform independent code in puppet
- Using variables
- Using facter variables
- Puppet conditionals
- Use of embedded ruby templates in puppet
- Implementing modularity in puppet
- Using third party modules
- Creating own modules
- Applying automation modules on agents
- Automating web services with Puppet
- Introduction to Automation and Configuration Management with Chef
- Introduction to concepts of resources and providers in Chef
- Desired State Configuration Management push/pull mechanisms in chef
- Managing Chef Infrastructure as a Code n Git SCM
- Understanding architecture components
- Chef component integration flow
Installing chef workstation, chef server, chef node - Implementing enterprise chef with GUI
- Writing recipes
- Running recipes locally
- Running recipes on Server
- Using common resources – file, service, package
- Automate anything by executing commands through chef
- Implementing modularity in chef through cookbooks
- Using third party cookbooks
- Creating own cookbooks
- Uploading cookbooks
- Mapping cookbooks
- Applying cookbooks on agents
- Understanding concept of runlist
- Using file shipment within cookbooks
- Understanding benefits of sequential coding style
- Understanding the scalability of chef
- Dissecting a chef code run
- Understanding how to write platform independent code in chef
- Using variables
- Using ohai variables
- Chef conditionals & loops
- Use of embedded ruby templates in Chef
- Automating databases with Chef
- Automating web services with Chef
- Understand how chef knife can interact with cloud solutions like ec2
- Understand the ways to use chef on AWS cloud
- AWS Opsworks and how it works
- Difference between Opsworks and CloudFormation
- Chef’s cloud first approach
- Why Ansible
- Agentbased vs Agentless
- Introduction to concepts of modules & playbooks in Ansible
- Desired State Configuration Management through Push
- Understanding Ansible requirements
- Understanding enterprise implementation architectures
- Ansible code run workflow
- Installing Ansible Tower
- Installing Ansible Opensource
- Understanding concept of inventory
- Managing datacenter structures with inventory
- Writing playbooks
- Running playbooks
- Using common modules – file, service, apt, yum
- Automate anything by executing commands through Ansible
- Understanding benefits of yaml coding
- Common automation with Ansible
- Platform dependencies in Ansible code
- Using variables
- Ansible vault variables
- Using Ansible vault for storing passwords
- Automating databases with Ansible
- Automating web services with Ansible
- WordPress Automation using Ansible
- Overview of Azure DevOps
- Managing Teams and Tasks in Azure Boards
- Understanding Azure Repos
- Working with Azure Repos
- Understanding Azure Piplines
- Building with Azure Pipelines
- Artifact Management with Azure Artifacts
- Deployment in Azure Pipeline
- Testing with Azure Test Plans
- CICD with Azure Pipeline
- What is CodeBuild
- How to build using CodeBuild
- Maven CLI vs CodeBuild
- CodeBuild Benefits
- What is CodeDeploy
- Deployment Groups
- Deployment Agents
- Performing a deployment using CodeDeploy
- What is CodePipeline
- Tying all parts of AWS DevOps CICD workflow together
- Executing End to End CICD with CodePipeline
- What is CodeStar
- What is EKS
- Setting up EKS
- What is ECS
- Types of ECS
- Using ECS
- What is Elastic Beanstalk
- Deploying on Elastic Beanstalk
- What is CloudFormation
- How to write CloudFormation Codes
- What is Opsworks
- Stacks and Layers
- Create and run Opsworks
- Review and submit projects for all modules
- Prepare for job interviews through mock interviews
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