Linux + DevOps + Cloud-6

Focus on

SDLC overview, Linux. Git, Github, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terrafom , AWS, bash scripting.

CourseContent

10 sections • 10 lectures •

	SDLC OVERVEIW SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle)		mb

	What Is Linux Linux is an open-source operating system like other operating systems such as Microsoft Windows		mb

	Git and Github Version Control System (VCS) • It is a repository which maintains the changes to a file(s) over time so that you can recall a specific version later. • A repository can be thought as database changes. It contains all the edits and historical snapshots of your project. • It is the component of software configuration management.		mb

	Jenkins CI/CD		mb

	Maven Build and compile.		mb

	Docker and Dockerhub Containerization tool		mb

	Kubernetes Orchestration		mb

	Ansible Configuration tool		mb

	Terrafom Infrastructure and Code		mb

	AWS EC2, VPC,S3 and more services		mb

Requirements

IT and non-IT Background Any Age

Description

What is DevOps?
DevOps is A compound of development (Dev) and operations (Ops), DevOps is the union of people, process, and technology to continually provide value to customers.
What does DevOps mean for teams? DevOps enables formerly siloed roles—development, IT operations, quality engineering, and security—to coordinate and collaborate to produce better, more reliable products. By adopting a DevOps culture along with DevOps practices and tools, teams gain the ability to better respond to customer needs, increase confidence in the applications they build, and achieve business goals faster.
By definition, DevOps outlines a software development process and an organizational culture shift that speeds the delivery of higher quality software by automating and integrating the efforts of development and IT operations teams – two groups that traditionally practiced separately from each other, or in silos.

In practice, the best DevOps processes and cultures extend beyond development and operations to incorporate inputs from all application stakeholders - including platform and infrastructure engineering, security, compliance, governance, risk management, line-of-business, end-users and customers - into the software development lifecycle.

DevOps represents the current state of the evolution of software delivery cycles during the past 20+ years, from giant application-wide code releases every several months or even years, to iterative smaller feature or functional updates released as frequently as every day or several times per day.

Ultimately, DevOps is about meeting software users’ ever-increasing demand for frequent, innovative new features and uninterrupted performance and availability.
In this course we will teach and focus on Demond DevOps tools.