DevOps- CICD with Git GitLab Jenkins, Docker and Django

DevOps: CICD with Git GitLab Jenkins, Docker and Django, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 94 lectures, based on 657 reviews, and has 4716 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn how to set up a functional CICD Pipeline for Django applications with GitLab/Jenkins You will learn how to set up a functional CICD Pipeline for Django applications with GitLab CI You will learn how to collaborate on code using GitLab You will learn how to deploy Django Applications to a Digital Ocean droplet You will learn how to use Git and GitLab for Source Control You will learn how to dockerize Django applications as a DevOps Engineer You will learn to create Virtual Machines on your personal computer You will learn how to securely connect to virtual machines via the SSH protocol This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner DevOps Engineers looking for practical experience or Developers who wants to learn how to deploy their applications to production or System Admins who want to move to DevOps roles or Anyone who needs hand-on experience on practical DevOps It is particularly useful for Beginner DevOps Engineers looking for practical experience or Developers who wants to learn how to deploy their applications to production or System Admins who want to move to DevOps roles or Anyone who needs hand-on experience on practical DevOps.

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Summary

Title: DevOps: CICD with Git GitLab Jenkins, Docker and Django

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn how to set up a functional CICD Pipeline for Django applications with GitLab/Jenkins

You will learn how to set up a functional CICD Pipeline for Django applications with GitLab CI

You will learn how to collaborate on code using GitLab

You will learn how to deploy Django Applications to a Digital Ocean droplet

You will learn how to use Git and GitLab for Source Control

You will learn how to dockerize Django applications as a DevOps Engineer

You will learn to create Virtual Machines on your personal computer

You will learn how to securely connect to virtual machines via the SSH protocol

Who Should Attend

Beginner DevOps Engineers looking for practical experience

Developers who wants to learn how to deploy their applications to production

System Admins who want to move to DevOps roles

Anyone who needs hand-on experience on practical DevOps

Target Audiences

Beginner DevOps Engineers looking for practical experience

Developers who wants to learn how to deploy their applications to production

System Admins who want to move to DevOps roles

Anyone who needs hand-on experience on practical DevOps

Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CICD) is a very important part of modern-day software release processes. As a matter of fact, you can not survive as a DevOps Engineer without a good understanding of CICD.

This course is designed for web developers and beginner DevOps engineers who want to learn how to deploy a Django application to production, using the best practices of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment/Delivery (CICD).

The course covers the use of Git, GitLab, Jenkins and Docker, to build and deploy a full-fledged Django application. and to create a fully functional CICD pipeline.

By the end of this course, you will have learned

how to deploy a Django application to production and to any other environment,

How to redeploy the same application using deploy scripts, and how to design a functional CICD pipeline with Gitlab and Jenkins and later with GitLab CI.

How to collaborate on projects using GitLab. This a must-have skill if you want to work in an organization that has multiple developers, working on a project.

How to dockerize Django development environments.

How to create and configure virtual machines on your personal computers, so you will be able to practice without the fear of being charged by a cloud service provider.

And more.

Everything we’ll do will be hands-on and straight to the point.

If you are seeking a job as a Developer or a DevOps Engineer without any professional experience yet, this course is a must for you because, by the end of it, you will have moved from zero experience to at least a year of experience with the tools taught in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Course outline

Chapter 2: Creating and configuring virtual machines

Lecture 1: Download and install oracle VirtualBox

Lecture 2: Download ISO images

Lecture 3: Create and configure a virtual Ubuntu desktop

Lecture 4: Customize your Ubuntu virtual desktop

Lecture 5: Create and configure Virtual Ubuntu Server

Lecture 6: VirtualBox networking

Lecture 7: SSH into the Virtual machines through putty

Lecture 8: SSH into your virtual machines via command line terminals

Lecture 9: Creating virtual machines on Mac OS

Lecture 10: Sign up for a Digital Ocean account

Lecture 11: Create a Droplet/Server on Digital Ocean

Lecture 12: SSH into your Digital Ocean droplet

Lecture 13: Create an admin user on your Digital Ocean server

Chapter 3: Set up Django applications on Dev machines

Lecture 1: Install Python on Windows and Linux machines

Lecture 2: Create and configure a Python virtual environment

Lecture 3: Create a new Django project

Lecture 4: Polling app setup and demo

Lecture 5: Set up an environment config file

Lecture 6: Configure the environment variables

Chapter 4: Git and GitLab setup

Lecture 1: GitLab overview

Lecture 2: Create a remote repository on gitlab.com

Lecture 3: Turn your code into a Git project

Lecture 4: Add SSH key to your GitLab account and push your code onto it

Chapter 5: Deploying Django to production

Lecture 1: Create your production sever

Lecture 2: Set up a Dedicated Deploy User on Production Server

Lecture 3: Requirements.txt file

Lecture 4: Psycopg2 and Gunicorn dependencies

Lecture 5: Storing static objects

Lecture 6: Add deploy user SSH key to your GitLab account

Lecture 7: Install necessary programs on the production server

Lecture 8: PostgreSQL database setup

Lecture 9: Set up a virtual environment on the prod server

Lecture 10: Get the project code onto the prod server

Lecture 11: Configure the apps environment variables on the prod server

Lecture 12: Serve the application with Gunicorn

Lecture 13: Configure the Gunicorn services on the prod server

Lecture 14: Set up Nginx webserver on the prod server

Lecture 15: Configure local DNS on Windows

Chapter 6: Manual redeployment

Lecture 1: Redeploy your application manually

Lecture 2: Add a deploy script to the code

Lecture 3: Deploying with the deploy script

Lecture 4: Run sudo commands without passwords

Chapter 7: Getting started with Jenkins

Lecture 1: Installing Jenkins

Lecture 2: Expose local Jenkins instance to the internet

Lecture 3: Installing and uninstalling plugins

Lecture 4: Configure Jenkins to send email notifications

Chapter 8: CIC Deployment with GitLab and Jenkins

Lecture 1: Install Git and GitLab plugins on Jenkins

Lecture 2: Configure GitLab-Jenkins connections

Lecture 3: Add Jenkinsfile to your code

Lecture 4: Create a Jenkins pipeline for your project

Lecture 5: Run the pipeline manually

Lecture 6: Jenkins workspace

Lecture 7: Configure Jenkinsfile for building and testing

Lecture 8: Configure the deploy stage

Lecture 9: Jenkins SSH into the prod server without a password

Lecture 10: Configure a webhook to trigger the pipeline

Lecture 11: Demo: Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment

Lecture 12: Configure Jenkins to send emails when the pipeline fails

Lecture 13: Test the pipeline with failing automated testing

Chapter 9: CIC Delivery with GitLab and Jenkins

Lecture 1: Set up a staging server

Lecture 2: Install necessary programs and set up PSQL database on Digital Ocean droplet

Lecture 3: Get the project code onto your droplet

Lecture 4: Configure the app on the droplet

Lecture 5: Configure Gunicorn service on the droplet

Lecture 6: Configure Nginx on the droplet

Lecture 7: Jenkins should deploy to staging first

Lecture 8: Solved: Permission denied issues

Lecture 9: Configure Jenkins to request human input before deploying to prod

Lecture 10: Demo: Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery

Chapter 10: Gitlab CI

Lecture 1: GitLab CI config file

Lecture 2: Your first GitLab jobs

Lecture 3: GitLab runner overview

Lecture 4: Install and configure a gitlab runner

Lecture 5: Run the pipeline on your self-hosted runner

Lecture 6: Configure GitLab CI to build test and deploy

Lecture 7: Configure GitLab runner server for the pipeline

Lecture 8: Demo: GitLab CI – Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment

Lecture 9: GitLab CI – Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery setup

Chapter 11: Using Gitlab for code collaboration

Lecture 1: Add a developer to the project

Lecture 2: Configure the app on the virtual ubuntu desktop

Lecture 3: Create a GitLab issue

Lecture 4: Fixing the issues

Lecture 5: Create a merge request

Lecture 6: Code reviews and merging

Lecture 7: Update your local repository

Chapter 12: Dockerize your Django application

Instructors

Dare Soremi
Full stack Web Developer, DevOps & Cloud Specialist

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2 stars: 12 votes

3 stars: 84 votes

4 stars: 216 votes

5 stars: 338 votes

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