Learn Devops- Continuously Deliver Better Software

Learn Devops: Continuously Deliver Better Software, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 74 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 2844 reviews, and has 15434 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply DevOps in your team Understand Continuous Delivery Automate the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Automate the deployment process Reduce release time Release better software Build a highly available and fully scalable application Deploy microservices using Docker and Kubernetes Automate using Ansible and Chef This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is suitable for System Administrators, Developers, IT Managers, IT Operations team members, who want to learn more about DevOps. If you are not exposed to software delivery, this course might not be suitable for you. It is particularly useful for This course is suitable for System Administrators, Developers, IT Managers, IT Operations team members, who want to learn more about DevOps. If you are not exposed to software delivery, this course might not be suitable for you.

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Summary

Title: Learn Devops: Continuously Deliver Better Software

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: 34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apply DevOps in your team

Understand Continuous Delivery

Automate the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

Automate the deployment process

Reduce release time

Release better software

Build a highly available and fully scalable application

Deploy microservices using Docker and Kubernetes

Automate using Ansible and Chef

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for System Administrators, Developers, IT Managers, IT Operations team members, who want to learn more about DevOps. If you are not exposed to software delivery, this course might not be suitable for you.

Target Audiences

This course is suitable for System Administrators, Developers, IT Managers, IT Operations team members, who want to learn more about DevOps. If you are not exposed to software delivery, this course might not be suitable for you.

In this course you will learn how to apply DevOps. Why DevOps? It is one of the most sought after skills in the IT industry. The average salary in the US is $105,000 per year (source: Glassdoor), up to an average of $146,000 in San Fransisco (source: Indeed).

The course is aimed at software engineers and system administrators that want to deliver better software. Other IT professionals can also take this course, but might have to do some extra research to understand some of the concepts.

You will learn how to improve the Software Development Lifecycle by applying techniques to improve software delivery. I will explain how to improve delivery using automation, configuration management, provisioning and deployment tools. I also cover newer tools like Docker and Kubernetes. Where possible I point you towards the best practices in the field.

The course is very practical. There is about 3 to 4 hours of lectures, but you want to try out everything yourself, which will add multiple hours of learning. If you get stuck with the technology while trying, there is support available. I will answer your messages on the message boards and we have a Facebook group where you can post questions.

February 2016 Updates:

Added content about building tools like sbt and maven

By popular demand: added more Docker content about the architecture, images, volumes, and networking

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Resources

Chapter 2: Concepts

Lecture 1: What is DevOps

Lecture 2: DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Benefits

Lecture 3: DevOps: Lean thinking, a change of culture

Lecture 4: Version Control (GIT)

Lecture 5: Git Commands Overview

Lecture 6: Demo: GIT commands and github

Lecture 7: Configuration Management and Automation

Lecture 8: Provisioning

Lecture 9: Plan & Monitoring

Chapter 3: Step 1 – Provisioning

Lecture 1: Introduction to Provisioning

Lecture 2: Vagrant

Lecture 3: Vagrant for Windows Procedures

Lecture 4: Vagrant demo

Chapter 4: Step 2 – Automation and Configuration Management

Lecture 1: Introduction to Automation and Configuration Management

Lecture 2: Ansible: introduction

Lecture 3: Ansible: Installation

Lecture 4: Ansible: Installation demo

Lecture 5: Ansible: First Playbook

Lecture 6: Ansible: First Playbook demo

Lecture 7: Ansible: Provisioning with vagrant and EC2

Lecture 8: Ansible: Provisioning with EC2 demo

Lecture 9: Ansible: Roles

Lecture 10: Ansible: Best Practices

Lecture 11: Ansible: Directory Layout

Lecture 12: Chef: Introduction (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Chef: Introduction (Part 2)

Lecture 14: Chef: Introduction (Part 3)

Lecture 15: Chef: knife

Lecture 16: Chef: knife demo

Lecture 17: Chef: knife with chef-server

Lecture 18: Chef: Roles

Lecture 19: Chef: knife with chef-server – demo

Lecture 20: AWS Opsworks

Chapter 5: Step 3 – Continuous Integration

Lecture 1: Introduction to Continuous Integration

Lecture 2: Jenkins Resources

Lecture 3: Jenkins: Introduction and installation

Lecture 4: Jenkins: Prepare Play App

Lecture 5: Jenkins: building applications with sbt or maven

Lecture 6: Jenkins: Build app

Lecture 7: Jenkins: install and build demo

Lecture 8: Jenkins: automate testing

Lecture 9: Jenkins: packaging

Lecture 10: Jenkins: Automate testing and packaging demo

Chapter 6: Step 4 – Deployments

Lecture 1: Deployment Introduction

Lecture 2: Artifact storage and deployment

Lecture 3: Artifact storage and deployment demo

Chapter 7: Step 5 – Continuous Monitoring

Lecture 1: Continuous Monitoring

Chapter 8: The Twelve Factor app

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Twelve Factor app

Lecture 2: The Twelve Factors

Chapter 9: Containerization

Lecture 1: Introduction to microservices

Lecture 2: Introduction to docker

Lecture 3: Docker demo

Lecture 4: Docker Architecture

Lecture 5: Docker Images

Lecture 6: Docker Volumes

Lecture 7: Docker Networking

Lecture 8: Docker Hub

Lecture 9: Docker Compose

Lecture 10: Docker Compose demo

Lecture 11: Docker Machine

Lecture 12: Docker Machine Demo

Lecture 13: Docker Swarm

Lecture 14: Docker Swarm Demo

Chapter 10: Container Orchestration

Lecture 1: Introduction to Container Orchestration

Lecture 2: Kubernetes architecture overview

Lecture 3: Kubernetes Procedures

Lecture 4: Deploying container using Kubernetes

Lecture 5: Kubernetes demo

Chapter 11: Labs

Lecture 1: The DevOps Challenge

Chapter 12: Finished!

Lecture 1: Thank you!

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: My Other Courses

Lecture 3: Sources and Further Readings

Instructors

Edward Viaene
DevOps & Cloud Specialist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 71 votes

2 stars: 150 votes

3 stars: 548 votes

4 stars: 1097 votes

5 stars: 978 votes

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