Certified DevOps Professional

High Performance Training drives results through process, deal strategy, and dialogue skills

Certified DevOps Professional Course by SmartPath is one of the most in-demand courses today. DevOps promotes collaboration and enhances productivity by infrastructure automation and continuous monitoring of applications’ performance.

In Certified DevOps Professional Course, you will be trained to become an expert in the principles of Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Monitoring, Continuous Delivery using tools like Puppet, Nagios, Chef, Ansible, Docker, Git, Jenkins and many more.

Git
Jenkins
Maven

Docker
Kubernetes
Ansible

Splunk
Nagios
Grafana

Prometheus
Docker Swarm
Jenkins Pipeline

The Certified DevOps Professional Course by SmartPath will make you proficient in various aspects of DevOps and is designed to help you become a Certified DevOps practitioner and apply the latest DevOps methodology to automate your software development life cycle.

“ACCREDITED BY DEVOPS UNIVERSITY”

Employees Benefits

It is an official evidence of your knowledge about basic principles of DevOps.
It gives you an edge over others and helps you get better career opportunities compared to others at the same level.
35%+ salary hikes for DevOps engineers (CTC – Online Survey)

Employers Benefits

Cost reduction due to efficient processes and streamlined workflow.
With qualified DevOps professionals in the team, productivity is higher.
Better quality deliverables and higher customer satisfaction.

Audience

Software Developers
Technical Project Managers
Solution Architects
Operations Support
Deployment Engineers
Software Testers
Security Engineers
Integration Specialists

Course Details

Introduction to DevOps

What is DevOps?
IT Evolution
History of DevOps
Different Teams Involved
DevOps definitions
DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle
Waterfall Model
Agile Model
DevOps main objectives
Prerequisites for DevOps
Continuous Testing and Integration
Continuous Release and Deployment
Continuous Configuration Management
Continuous Application Monitoring
DevOps Toolsets

Cloud Overview - AWS

Introduction to Cloud Computing
Introduction to cloud computing world
History
Cloud business models
Public, Private and Hybrid cloud models
Advantages of cloud computing

AWS Regions and Availability zones. Tools to access services.
AWS Cloud Setup – Free Tier
Overview of the console
Aws Ec2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
Aws S3 (Simple Storage Service)
Security Groups

GIT

Version Control System
Centralized & Distributed Version Control System
Anatomy of GIT
GIT Features
Git Commands
3-Tree Architecture
GITHUB Projects
Git Repositories
GITHUB Management and Commands
Clone
Checkout
Commit
Push
Merge
Pull Request
Fork/Pull
Git Branches
Remote branch
Local branch
Advantages of Git

Build Tools – Maven

Java Compiler
Maven Life Cycle
Maven Installation
Maven build requirements
Maven POM XML File

Jenkins

- Getting started with Jenkins
- Overview
- How to Take this Course and How to Get Support
- About Continuous Integration
- Introduction to Jenkins and the History of Jenkins
- Install Java
- Install Jenkins
- Jenkins’ Architecture and Terms of Jenkins
- Overview of Jenkins UI:
- Dashboard and Menus
- Create Our First Jenkins Job
- Run our First Jenkins Job
- Email configuration, Global Security, Master-Slave Architecture.

Continuous Integration (CI) with Jenkins

- Install Git and Jenkins GitHub Plugin
- Install Maven on Our Local Box
- Configure Jenkins to Work with Java, Git and Maven
- Text Direction: Create our First Maven-based Jenkins Project
- Create our First Maven-based Jenkins Project
- CI Pipeline
- Compile
- CodeReview
- UnitTest
- CodeCoverage
- Package
- Integration with JFrog and Sonar
- Run our First Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace
- Trouble Shooting: Run our First Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace
- Triggers in Jenkins

Continuous Delivery with Jenkins

Archive Build Artifacts
Install and Configure Tomcat as the Staging Environment
The latest Deploy to Container plug-in
Jenkins Build Pipeline
Parallel Jenkins Build
Master and slave
Deployment

Containerization – Docker

- Overview & Setup
- What is docker & why
- Docker Editions: Which Do I Use
- Docker Version Format Change in Early 2017
- Docker Support for Different OS
- Docker for Windows
- Docker for Mac
- Docker for Linux
- Docker for Linux Setup and Tips
- Download Docker CE for your Linux distribution
- Download Docker Compose

Introduction to Docker Components

- Docker Hub (public repo)
- Docker Trusted Registry (Private repo)
- Docker Engine
- Docker Container
- Docker Image
- Docker Compose
- Docker Swarm
- Docker Services

Docker Images

- Image? What is it in Docker World?
- Official Docker Image Specification
- Centre for Images: The Docker Hub (Public)
- List of Official Docker Images
- Working with Images: image layers, tagging, Pushing to Docker Hub
- Building Images: The Dockerfile Basics
- Build Your Own Dockerfile and Run Containers

Docker Containers & Internals

- Container VS. VM
- Detached and Interactive Modes
- What Happens When We Run a Container?
- What’s Going on In Containers: CLI Process Monitoring
- Getting a Shell Inside Containers
- Container Lifetime & Persistent Data Using Volumes
- Docker container Networking, default & user defined networks

Docker Compose