Learn Devops From Scratch -Moole Muralidhara Reddy

You can learn DevOps tools from scratch i.e Git,Maven,Jenkins,Ansible,Docker , SonarQube, Nexus, Tomcat, Jfrog & Linux

What you'll learn

Once the course is completed, students understands the DevOps flow end to end.

The concepts used in the course can be understandable by the non technical engineers.

It understands the various tools useful for DevOps life

Not only completion of the course it also increases the positivity and one can be ready for applying the DevOps positions.

Requirements

Basic Computer Knowledge

Linux Basics are the prerequisites for this course but it is not mandatory

Windows/Linux OS is mandatory

Want to enhance DevOps Skills

Description

This course has been designed in such a way that even non technical engineers can also understands very well.Once the course is completed, you can gain the confidence and positivity and  will be useful for your organization to strengthen your project and can implement various of the tools and  makes the life easier.I have covered below tools from scratch in English.DevOps OverviewLinux Basic commandsGitMavenNexusJfrog ArtifactorySonarQubeTomcatJenkinsAnsibleDockerCome lets have fun by learningAbout the author:.I am having rich experience in DevOps and Cloud technologies and have done many projects on all varieties of tools which are hot cake in the market.I am passionate about learning new technology and teaching. My courses focus on providing students with an interactive and hands-on experience in learning new technology that makes learning really interesting.I have a wide range of experience in Telecom, Banking, Healthcare, Retail  domains.I have been training people in newer technologies, like DevOps, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Rancher, etc. and they have settled in MNC’s and drawing respectable salaries.I have undergone many challenges and changed the entire phase of the projects and mastered in DevOps implementation and many more to go.Certified in AWS, Kubernetes , Terraform, Linux and many to go.

Overview

Section 1: DevOps Overview

Lecture 1 What is Waterfall & Agile Methodology

Lecture 2 What is DevOps

Lecture 3 Creation of AWS account

Lecture 4 Downloading the Putty and Puttygen

Lecture 5 Creation of Linux EC2 instance

Lecture 6 Connecting to the Linux server

Lecture 7 Create and Connecting to the Windows server

Lecture 8 Create and Connecting to the Ubuntu server

Section 2: Linux

Lecture 9 Linux Overview

Lecture 10 Linux Basic commands Part 1

Lecture 11 Linux Basic commands Part 2

Lecture 12 Linux Basic commands Part 3

Lecture 13 Linux Basic commands Part 4

Lecture 14 Linux directory structure

Lecture 15 Working with files

Lecture 16 Working with Directories

Lecture 17 Working with cp & mv command

Lecture 18 Working with soft, hard link and inode number

Lecture 19 Working with File Permissions

Lecture 20 Working with File Ownership

Lecture 21 Working with rm command

Lecture 22 Creating and deleting the users

Lecture 23 Creating and deleting the groups

Lecture 24 Working with head & tail

Lecture 25 Working with top & free command

Lecture 26 Working with YUM command

Lecture 27 Working with RPM command

Lecture 28 Working with tar command

Lecture 29 Working with zip command

Lecture 30 Working with find command

Lecture 31 Working with df , du, kill, ps commands

Lecture 32 Working with nslookup & ifconfig

Lecture 33 Working with echo , env , tac , locate commands

Lecture 34 Working with less , more , wc ,comm commands

Lecture 35 Working with sleep , exit , host , diff commands

Lecture 36 Working with scp , ssh commands

Section 3: Git

Lecture 37 Git Overview

Lecture 38 Installation of git in Linux

Lecture 39 Installation of git in windows

Lecture 40 Overview of Git Workflow

Lecture 41 Working with git init, git config, git log command

Lecture 42 Creation and deletion of git branches

Lecture 43 GitHub Dashboard Overview

Lecture 44 Creation of GitHub account

Lecture 45 Push the code from local to remote

Lecture 46 Changing the existing remote url in local

Lecture 47 Cloning the repository from remote to local in GitBash

Lecture 48 Difference between git pull and git fetch

Lecture 49 Working with git merge & git rebase

Lecture 50 Working with "git reset"

Lecture 51 Working with "git revert"

Lecture 52 Working with .gitignore file

Lecture 53 Working with git diff & git HEAD

Lecture 54 Deletion of GitHub repository

Lecture 55 Deletion of GitHub account

Lecture 56 GitLab Dashboard Overview

Lecture 57 Creation of GitLab account

Lecture 58 Creation of git repository in GitLab

Lecture 59 Deletion of GitLab repository

Lecture 60 Deletion of GitLab account

Lecture 61 Overview of Future branching strategy

Lecture 62 Overview of Release branching strategy

Section 4: Maven

Lecture 63 What is Maven

Lecture 64 Download mobaxterm in Windows

Lecture 65 Installation of maven in Linux

Lecture 66 What is pom.xml

Lecture 67 What is settings.xml

Lecture 68 Types of Maven Repository

Lecture 69 Creation of Java application using maven

Lecture 70 Maven Build Lifecycles

Lecture 71 Creation of web application using maven

Lecture 72 Explore pom.xml options

Lecture 73 Explain about skip test cases & jacoco plugin

Section 5: Nexus

Lecture 74 Nexus Overview

Lecture 75 Installation of nexus in Linux

Lecture 76 Setup Nexus as service in Linux

Lecture 77 Nexus Dashboard Overview

Lecture 78 Creation of users and roles

Lecture 79 Integrating the nexus in maven

Section 6: Jfrog Artifactory

Lecture 80 Jfrog Artifactory Overview

Lecture 81 Installation of Jfrog Artifactory in Linux

Lecture 82 Jfrog Artifactory Dashboard Overview

Lecture 83 Creation of users and groups in Jfrog Artifactory

Lecture 84 Integrating the Jfrog in maven

Section 7: SonarQube

Lecture 85 SonarQube Overview

Lecture 86 Installation of SonarQube in Linux

Lecture 87 Setup Sonar as service in Linux

Lecture 88 SonarQube dashboard overview

Lecture 89 Creation of users in SonarQube

Lecture 90 Integrating the SonarQube in maven

Section 8: Tomcat

Lecture 91 What is Tomcat

Lecture 92 Types of Tomcat Roles

Lecture 93 Installation of tomcat in Linux

Lecture 94 Setup tomcat as service in Linux

Lecture 95 Deploy web application war file in Tomcat

Section 9: Jenkins

Lecture 96 Jenkins Overview

Lecture 97 How many ways to install Jenkins in Linux

Lecture 98 Installation of Jenkins using yum

Lecture 99 Installation of Jenkins using war file

Lecture 100 Jenkins Dashboard Overview

Lecture 101 How to Reset Jenkins users Password

Lecture 102 Exploring the options under manage Jenkins

Lecture 103 Creation of a Jenkins job

Lecture 104 Integrating the Maven in Jenkins

Lecture 105 Integrating the nexus in Jenkins

Lecture 106 Integrating the Jfrog with Jenkins

Lecture 107 Integrating the SonarQube with Jenkins

Lecture 108 Deploying web application war file in tomcat using Jenkins

Lecture 109 Creation of Slack account

Lecture 110 Send notifications from Jenkins to Slack

Lecture 111 Creation of Users in Jenkins

Lecture 112 Take the backup and restore the Jenkins

Lecture 113 Working with restart , safeRestart , copy and move jobs

Lecture 114 Difference Between build periodically , pollSCM , webhook

Lecture 115 Setting up the Build Pipeline

Lecture 116 What is master and slave node

Lecture 117 Setting up the Linux slave node in Jenkins

Lecture 118 Setting up the windows slave node in Jenkins

Lecture 119 Jenkins Pipeline Overview

Lecture 120 What are the fields available in declarative pipeline

Lecture 121 Exploring the options in declarative pipeline Part 1

Lecture 122 Exploring the options in declarative pipeline Part 2

Lecture 123 Exploring the options in declarative pipeline Part 3

Lecture 124 Build and push to Artifactory

Lecture 125 Build & Deploy to Tomcat

Lecture 126 Build & Deploy to Tomcat using Jenkinsfile

Section 10: Ansible

Lecture 127 Ansible Overview

Lecture 128 Installation of ansible in Linux

Lecture 129 Ansible Workflow

Lecture 130 Overview of ansible ad-hoc command

Lecture 131 Working with ansible ad-hoc commands with example Part 1

Lecture 132 Working with ansible ad-hoc commands with example Part 2

Lecture 133 SSH Overview

Lecture 134 Setting up the SSH connection manually

Lecture 135 Ansible Modules Overview

Lecture 136 Overview of Ansible Playbook

Lecture 137 Installation of httpd & git using ansible playbook

Lecture 138 Exploring the with_items

Lecture 139 Exploring the variables

Lecture 140 Exploring the tags

Lecture 141 Installation of tomcat using ansible playbook

Lecture 142 Overview of Ansible role

Lecture 143 Installation of httpd using ansible role

Lecture 144 Ansible vault Part 1

Lecture 145 Ansible vault Part 2

Section 11: Docker

Lecture 146 Difference between Containerization and Virtual machines

Lecture 147 Docker Overview

Lecture 148 Exploring the available docker components

Lecture 149 Installation of docker in Linux

Lecture 150 Dockerfile Overview

Lecture 151 Dockerfile Demo Part 1

Lecture 152 Dockerfile Demo Part 2

Lecture 153 Overview of DockerHub

Lecture 154 DockerHub Dashboard Overview

Lecture 155 What is docker storage

Lecture 156 What is docker image

Lecture 157 Docker image commands Part 1

Lecture 158 Docker image commands Part 2

Lecture 159 What is docker container

Lecture 160 Docker container commands Part 1

Lecture 161 Docker container commands Part 2

Lecture 162 Docker container commands Part 3

Lecture 163 docker network concept

Lecture 164 docker volume concept

Software Engineers,Freshers,Aspirants to shift career to DevOps