DevOps: DevOps in the Real World: 3-in-1

Name: DevOps: DevOps in the Real World: 3-in-1
Rating: 3.9 (33 reviews)

Build and deploy modern web apps efficiently with DevOps

Created byPackt Publishing

Last updated 6/2018

English

What you'll learn

Automate builds to deploy and deliver code faster and more often
Apply systems thinking, deployment strategies, and feedback loops to move fast like Google and Netflix
Automate the development and deployment of a web application on to a cloud services
Deploy continuous integration to new servers
Understand how the Agile Delivery Methodology helps you ensure accuracy and quality
Examine which cultural elements create a high-performing IT organization
Master agile infrastructures with configuration management
Learn high-quality and rapid delivery of software with Continuous Delivery
Learn how monitoring can help you outrun the competition

Course content

3 sections • 105 lectures • 12h 40m total length

The Course Overview3:07
This video gives an overview of the entire course.
What Is DevOps?2:58
DevOps is a philosophy more than a set of tools or a procedure. In this video, we will look at DevOps and corporations.

Understand the DevOps concept
Traditional and Modern Release Management6:22
This video brushes through the traditional release management concept. We will also see the cost of fixing buys as well. The other main part of this video deals with modern release management where we will have a look at Agile development and communication.

Study the traditional release management system
Understand the importance of Agile development and communication
DevOps and Microservices4:42
Microservices are a big trend nowadays. It is a small software components that allow companies to manage their systems on vertical slices of functionality. In this video, we will see DevOps organizational alignment.

Understand microservices and DevOps Organizational alignment
Amazon Web Services – EC2 and S311:44
Amazon is by far the biggest online retailer with an almost worldwide presence. This video will take through two AWS services – EC2 and S3.

Launch an EC2 instance
Study networking and storage in AWS and EC2
Go through the Amazon Simple Storage Service(S3)
Amazon Web Services – ECR and ECS7:30
Amazon is by far the biggest online retailer with an almost worldwide presence. This video will take through two AWS services – EC2 and S3.

Launch an EC2 instance
Study networking and storage in AWS and EC2
Go through the Amazon Simple Storage Service(S3)
Google Cloud Platform16:22
Google Cloud Platform, is a collection of services that enables developers and companies to build highly reliable and scalable systems with some of the most up-to-date features, such as Kubernetes and a set of unique machine learning APIs.

Understand Google Compute Engine
Study the standard machine types
Launch an instance for Google Cloud Platform
Docker Architecture15:46
This video will take you through new concepts of Docker. It will explain the architecture of Docker. We will also take a look at Docker client.

Install Docker
Implement Docker Internals example
Pull and run Docker images
Building Docker Images3:33
In this video, we will use Dockerfiles to provide better way of building images in Docker.

Understand the Dockerfile example
Docker Registries and Volumes9:46
A registry is basically a software that allows us to store and distribute Docker images. This video explains two types registry: Public registry and Private registry.

Create a repository using Public registry
Understand the advantages of Private registry
Docker Networking4:56
Networking is an important part of Docker. In this video, you will see different types of network as well. You will also see user-defined networks.

Understand different networks with example
Deploy busybox on Docker server
Create user-defined networks
Docker Compose3:54
Docker facilitates a tool called docker-compose that can spawn a full ecosystem of containers.

Look at the working of Docker Compose
SDLC and Testing Types5:34
This video will explain the software development life cycle objectives. We will also talk about different types of tests.

Study the working of SDLC cycle
Understand the testing types
Traditional CI Servers18:39
This video talks about two traditional CI servers: Bamboo and Jenkins. Bamboo is a proprietary CI server that is developed by Atlassian. Jenkins is also modular, which enables developers to write plugins to extend functionalities. We will also learn secrets management in Jenkins.

Set up a job in Bamboo
Set a fully functional Jenkins job
Create secrets in Jenkins
Modern CI Servers10:58
In this video, we will see modern CI server : Drone CI. Drone is probably the newest CI server in the market. Drone is built around the concept of containers. Everything in Drone is a container.

Install Drone using docker-compose
Run builds in Drone
Implement pipeline in Drone
Google Cloud Platform SDK – gcloud6:00
Google offers us a very comprehensive SDK that can be used for operating Google Cloud Platform as well as installing software components related to cloud operations.

Install gcloud
Create resources with Google Cloud SDK
Terraform15:19
Terraform is a product developed by HashiCorp. HashiCorp is a company with a strong focus on DevOps tools.

Create a resource with Terraform
Learn to modify infrastructure with example
Understand Terraform variables and Terraform outputs
Server Provision Software8:23
In this video, we will look at some server provision software: Chef, Puppet and Ansible. Chef is a very interesting software that follows the bastion host principle to run configurations on our servers.

Understand the three actors of Chef : Server, Workstation and Nodes
Look at the differences between Chef and Puppet
Ansible Configuration9:59
This video is all about Ansible. We will see how to configure Ansible.

Create a VM in Google Cloud Platform
Create an Ansible configuration file
Ansible Variables and Templates19:18
This video will explain Ansible variables and templates. Variables are the most simple of the potential customizations. Templates are another powerful tool from Ansible. In this video, we will see flow control and roles as well.

Define values with variables
Create template with nginx configuration

The Course Overview7:07
This video gives an overview of the entire course.
DevOps for Me?7:32
There is a lot of press about DevOps, but really what's in it for you? In this video, we show the results of the science behind the approach and start looking at software development in a whole new way.
The First Way – Systems Thinking8:54
In Gene Kim's DevOps model of the three ways, the first way is about optimizing delivery of our software. In this video, we are exposed to systems thinking and ways we can improve our speed of delivery.
The Second Way – Feedback Loops8:37
Getting feedback on our improvement is the only way to know if the changes we make are having an effect. In this video, we examine the ways to get feedback and the benefits of collecting feedback.
The Third Way – Culture of Experimentation8:51
The fastest and best way to move quickly is to continually experiment with new ideas, concepts and techniques. This video discusses how continually testing, probing, and analyzing lead to the highest performing teams.
The Principle of Kaizen5:56
The components of the three ways, used together, enable us to move faster, learn quicker, and improve more than ever in the past. The principle of Kaizen is the rationale for these improvements.

Understand the principle of Kaizen
See Kaizen in Practice (TMS)
CAMS – Culture8:26
In this video, we introduce the CAMS model of DevOps and start to examine why Culture was made the very first, and most important, component of the model.
CAMS – Automation6:14
We'll explain why automation is a critical component in DevOps that allows us to get all of the benefits of the three ways in this video.
CAMS – Measurement5:26
Just like the second way where we need feedback, the Measurement part of the CAMS model complements the second way; we'll examine what you can measure and how to use that information to your advantage.

Why measure?
What to measure?
Check out a few examples of measurement
CAMS – Sharing8:12
In this video, we'll briefly discuss the final component of the CAMS model—Sharing. There are examples of sharing built into DevOps continually; we'll discuss why.

Why is sharing so important?
Check out examples of sharing
Traditional Versus DevOps SDLC8:23
A DevOps Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) looks very different from a traditional SDLC. We examine how the DevOps one helps us achieve the goals of Gene Kim's three ways.

Check out the traditional SDLC
Know the problems with the traditional SDLC
Take a look at a DevOps SDLC
See how a DevOps SDLC relates to the three ways
Service Ownership8:43
"You wrote it, you run it." What does that mean? In this video we look at the concept of service ownership and how everyone is responsible for how our software performs in production.

Understand "You wrote it, you run it"
Get to know the Google SRE teams
Take a look at feature flags
Find out more about dark launching
Hack Events12:04
Let's talk about hack events—not only how they are great fun to participate in, but also how to run one and why they are such a key component of the culture of many admired companies.

What is a hack event?
How do I run a hack event?
What is a hack week?
Destructive Testing5:15
We take a look at destructive testing and how to incorporate it into the culture of your company in order to deliver high-quality software.

Get to know destructive testing
The definition of Done
What are failure Fridays?
Cross-Functional Teams5:20
In many large companies, we achieve the goals of DevOps through cross functional teams. In many small companies, we act as one cross-functional team. We look at why it's such a powerful way to organize teams.

Why cross-functional teams?
How do they work?
What are the results?
Why Automate?9:25
This video will look at the reasons why automation is a necessary part of the maturity of a company. We'll talk about what the normal problems are and how automation empowers us.

Get to know why we need to automate
Understand kickstart/jumpstart
Systems in Production
See how CM solves our problems
Configuration Management with SaltStack11:09
Now we fire up a virtual machine and write our first infrastructure code. We'll get introduced to the operating model of SaltStack and use it to configure our virtual machine.

How to use Configuration management
Make our first Salt state
Build on the knowledge to create your first Salt state
Where to go from here?
Configuration Management for Distributed Systems7:19
Being able to configure a single virtual machine—being able to control thousands of machines from a single location—is how we leverage automation to do things we could only dream of in the past. In this video, we learn how to do just that.

We review our Salt State
Install a Saltmaster and Minion
Verify connectivity
Improve our Salt State
Serve our state from a Saltmaster
What about Containers?7:51
Containers are one of the hottest topics in DevOps at the moment. Why? We will look at what came before, what's great about containers now, and how to choose between containers and configuration management.

What are containers?
Advantages of containers
When do I use which?
Building and Running a Docker Container8:19
We've built and run a virtual machine using configuration management. In this video, we do the same for containers as we learn about Docker and build and run our first container.

Install Docker
Build a Docker image
Run a Docker container
Connect to a Docker container
What is Continuous Delivery?9:58
We know that automation is important for DevOps, and Continuous Delivery is critical to being able to deploy quickly and satisfy the 1st way of DevOps. We look at how a proper continuous delivery pipeline is formed.

What is Continuous Delivery?
What does a CD system look like?
What about Continuous Deployment?
Your First Test Environment10:35
In this video, we are first introduced to Vagrant, which we'll use again and again throughout the course. We'll learn how easy it is to set up a test environment, and to control our virtual machine after we do.

Set up our environment
Set up our first virtual machine
Work with Vagrant
Work with the Vagrantfile
Configuring and Launching with Vagrant12:47
In this video, we go beyond the basics of Vagrant. We learn how to control multiple machines and set up a development environment that leverages both our favorite tools and multiple Vagrant virtual machines.

Take a look at advanced Vagrant
Work with multiple machines
What is a more realistic development environment?
Understand the use of our new environment
Testing with Serverspec9:26
Now that we know how to write some configuration management code and how to work with Vagrant virtual machines, we bring the two concepts together and learn how to automate the testing of our configuration management code.

Implement continuous delivery
Get started with Serverspec
Test our Salt states
Experiment with Serverspec
Am I Ready for Production?5:43
We know what it takes to get our code to be ready for production with automation and testing. Now we look at some different methodologies for delivering software over the last line, into production.

Understand the deployment concepts
Take a look at canaries
Check out what rolling restarts are
Know blue/green Deployments
Measurement Concepts10:53
We know that in order to make improvements we need to be able to measure how far we've come. In this video, we look at different types of metrics you can collect, how to collect them, and how they can be used.

Learn the different types of Metrics
Understand the difference between Push and Pull
Know the pros and cons of using dashboards
Tour of Graphite12:11
Graphite is one of the most popular open metrics tools available. We'll set up our very first Graphite server, examine the components, and look at some of the ways we can use it to really understand our data.

Know what Synthesize is
Take a look at Graphite listeners
Take a look at data storage for Graphite
Check out what we can use for troubleshooting
Look at the UI for Graphite
Getting Your Data into Graphite13:59
Using the built in data from our example was a great way to get used to the Graphite system. In this video, we're going to go one level deeper and see ways in which we can programmatically submit real data to our metrics system. This will allow us to monitor anything we can measure.

Take a look at Bash examples
Take a look at Python examples
Where do I go from here?
Monitoring Agent Examples8:47
There are lots of different pieces of software that will allow us to collect metrics about our systems and applications with very little effort. We look at some popular and simple examples and how we can automate their installation using Puppet.

Work with Collectd
Automate with Configuration Management
Get to know Diamond
Actionable Data14:41
Being able to collect lots of data is great, but we can't sit and look at dashboards all day long. We'll configure a monitoring and alerting system to take our Graphite data and perform actions based on what it finds.

Know what actionable data is
Install Seyren
Set an alert on a metric
Trigger a notification
Agile13:49
Agile software development revolutionized the way software was developed, much like how DevOps revolutionizes the way it is delivered. We'll learn about the goals of agile and look at specific examples of its implementation.

What is agile?
Get to know the basics of Waterfall, Scrum and Kanban
See what Agile boards are
Check out what retrospectives are
Learning Reviews11:32
We know that retrospectives are valuable ways to collect feedback. We dive even deeper into that concept as we discuss learning reviews, things to enable your success, and pitfalls we need to be cautious of.

Gain some understanding on blameless postmortems
Closely follow what Root Cause Fallacy is
Know the importance of accountability
Take a look at counterfactuals and biases
Chatbots10:08
Practicing ChatOps is one of the most fun and effective ways of Sharing in a DevOps culture. We'll talk about what makes ChatOps so powerful and then build our own Chatbot to really bring the concept home.

Know more about ChatOps
We check out our first Chatbot
Improve our bot
Other Sharing Tools10:44
There are lots of other ways the most successful companies practice sharing. We look at a few different techniques you can experiment with to bring sharing deeper and wider into your organization.

Take a look at the documentation
Know what monorepos and retrospective artifacts are
Get to know useful outlets like Conferences, brown bags, and so on
Security/Quality Engineering9:26
We've learned over the duration of the course that DevOps is more than just Dev and Ops. We examine how you can bring other parts of the organization into the DevOps fold and enable the delivery of secure, high-quality software.

Why is it more than just Dev and Ops?
Understand the importance of quality engineering
Get to know security, QE, and Security in Software Delivery
Compliance10:17
Solving the problems presented by auditors and compliance can be some of the most challenging parts of our work in IT. In this video, we'll examine how, armed with our DevOps approach, we can use the things we've learned to make these problems much easier to solve.

Know the working of auditors
Get to know configuration management
Learn about separation of duties
Sales, Marketing, and Beyond4:41
A company is more than just Dev, Ops, Security and compliance. It's a living, breathing ecosystem of many different departments and people, all working together towards the same goal. We take a look at how we can bring the entire system together.

Implement the first way
Get a deeper understanding of the system of a company
Get a new vision of DevOps
Becoming a Learning Organization8:49
Peter Senge's idea of a Learning Organization shares many elements that we describe when talking about DevOps. We examine Peter's idea and present resources you can use to explore the areas of DevOps that interest you the most in greater depth.

What is a learning organization?
Further resources

The Course Overview7:15
This video will give us the overview of the entire course.
Understanding the DevOps Movement14:46
Understand the basic concepts of DevOps.

Change to push dates to satisfy customers
The DevOps Lifecycle16:44
Learn to automate builds, unit tests, and packaging processes while CD is concerned with the application delivery pipeline across different environments.

Build automation
Automate test case execution
Execute the scripts based on the requirement
Tools and Technologies19:10
Learn to keep the entire pipeline running to produce effective outcomes.

Provide support for nonlinear development
Build tools with the Apache 2.0 license
An Overview of a Sample Java EE Application2:51
Learn to build simple and robust database-oriented applications to demonstrate the use of Spring's core functionality.

Create and configure a deployment pipeline
Install and configure Docker
Configure infrastructure monitoring
Installing Jenkins and the Jenkins Dashboards6:35
Learn to provide us with multiple ways to install Jenkins for all types of users, then we can manage all builds and therefore manage the application delivery pipeline as well.

Set up Jenkins
Customize the Jenkins page
Create the first admin user page
Configuring Java and Mavens in Jenkins to Build Job for a Java Application with3:04
Understand how Maven works and what is required in terms of execution, and perform steps to create and configure a new build job.

Provide a name and the JAVA_HOME path
Create an item name
Navigate to the jobs directory
Configuring and Authenticating Source Code on GitHub2:41
Gain the ability to configure a source code repository with the build job. We will use the open source Spring application hosted on GitHub.

Generate a new SSH key to use for authentication
Verify the newly generated keys in the .ssh folder
Configuring Build Job and JUnit3:05
Achieve the ability to configure a PetClinic build job and to configure JUnit-related settings in the build job configuration.

Provide the GitHub URL for the sample Spring project
Provide a path for Test report XMLs based on the workspace
Verify the build status on the Jenkins dashboard
The Dashboard View Plugin – Overview and Usage1:52
Learn to provide a different view implementation based on a portal kind of layout.

Configure dashboard port lets for the top, left, right, and bottom columns
Add different port lets based on your requirements to the view
Find a test result chart on the build job's dashboard
Managing Nodes3:23
Assign different build jobs to different slaves in the build configuration and use the master-slave system to manage its overall lifecycle.

Create and configure a slave node in Jenkins 2
Configure build jobs for master and slave nodes
Sending E-mail Notifications Based on buildstatus2:50
Learn to add a scenario where a build failure or test case failure has to be notified to a specific set of stakeholders.

Verify e-mail notifications
Execute a compile goal against the Maven build
Integrating Jenkins and Sonar5:52
Learn to manage seven axes of code quality, such as architecture and design, duplications, unit tests, potential bugs, complexities, coding rules, and comments.

Install the Sonar Qube plugin
Extract the installable directory from the ZIP file
Configure Sonar Qube Scanner installations
Creating Built-in Delivery Pipelines5:24
Achieve the ability to create delivery pipelines using a domain-specific language (DSL).

Generate a new pipeline
Add an input for the pipeline in the script box
Execute the demo pipeline and verify the console
Creating a Pipeline for Compiling and Executing Test Units3:02
Learn to create a pipeline for compiling source files and executing unit test cases.

Add the console output to verify the execution process
Create two stages and name it as compile and test
Verify the pipeline steps
Using the Build Pipeline Plugin10:27
Learn to create a chain of jobs for end-to-end automation.

Create a build pipeline view
Provide a view name for the build pipeline
Verify the list of the Downstream Projects
Integrating the Deployment Operation5:16
Learn to integrate the deployment operation into the build pipeline.

Execute JUnit test cases
Add a build step to copy artifacts
Verify the workspace directory
Getting Started with Chef3:12
Get a hands-on with provisioning instances and configuration management.

Configure and manage nodes using Chef workstations
Overview of Hosted Chef3:24
Learn to install and manage Chef server on your own or you can use hosted Chef – SaaS offering to utilize in configuration management.

Create an organization
Provide the full name and short name of the organization
Installing and Configuring a Chef Workstation2:49
Learn to verify whether the Chef client has been installed.

Execute the chef-client -version command to verify whether the Chef client has been installed
Use sudo to run the command
Converging a Chef Node Using a Chef Workstation3:39
Achieve the ability to setup a runtime environment in node using Chef workstation.

Verify the IP address using ifconfig
Create a virtual machine using VMware Workstation or Virtual Box
Verify the node virtual machine
Installing Software Packages Using Cookbooks2:14
Learn to set up the run time environment

Install Java and Tomcat to run a Java EE application
Creating a Role4:08
Gain the ability to provide a path for different patterns and workflow processes

Verify the Reports section in the hosted Chef account
Understanding the Difference Between Virtual Machines and Containers6:27
Learn to understand what containers is.

Find out the reason behind the popularity of containers
Installing and Configuring Docker on CentOS1:39
Learn to create a virtual machine using VMware Workstation or VirtualBox, install CentOS 6.6 or6.7.

Run the sample hello-world image of Docker
Verify the Docker installation
Creating Your First Docker Container2:02
Achieve the ability to run a sample hello-world container by creating a first Docker container.

Fetch the hello-world image in the Docker Hub
Create an Ubuntu container and open its bash shell directly
Use the docker images command to verify that the existing images are available locally
Understanding the Client-Server Architecture of Docker2:31
Learn to use the existing Tomcat image and create a sample image with a Tomcat installation.

Verify the images with Docker images to run the Tomcat image
Use docker inspect with the container ID to find out the IP address of the container
Managing Containers3:27
Gain the ability to run the Tomcat container as a background process.

Provide a custom name to the container
Get access to a terminal on the container
Creating a Docker Image from Docker file5:16
Learn to create a sample image file. We can build a Docker image using a Dockerfile.

Create an image with Java 8 and Tomcat 9
Run the Docker file and build an image out of it
Chef and Cloud Provisioning3:59
Learn provisioning in a Cloud environment and setting up a runtime environment.

Create instances in different cloud environments
Setup a consistent runtime environment
Installing Knife Plugins for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure2:52
Learn to install knife plugin using chef development kit.

Create bootstrap and manage EC2 instances
Configure Amazon EC2 credentials
Creating and Configuring a Virtual Machine in Amazon EC23:54
Learn to verify the existing nodes converged by Chef.

Install run time environments
Creating and Configuring a Virtual machine in Microsoft Azure3:23
Learn to provide information to knife regarding our Azure account and credentials.

Create a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure
Verify the newly created virtual machine
Creating and Configuring a Virtual machine in Microsoft Azure3:02
Learn to use Tomcat as a web application server to deploy the PetClinic application.

Use the image available in Docker Hub
Create a container from the newly created Tomcat image
Prerequisites – Deploying Our Application on a Remote Server5:03
Learn to use Windows Agent for compilation and deployment to see how an Agent-based architecture can be utilized.

Verify the status of the agent on the master node
Prepare a remote server by downloading and setting up Tomcat
Deploying an Application in Docker Container1:56
Learn to deploy an application with the Deploy plugin of Jenkins.

Execute the docker build command to create an image
Access the Manager App URL
Deploying an Application in AWS5:38
Learn to deploy the PetClinic application on the AWS platform.

Deploy an application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Create a sample application to understand how Elastic Beanstalk works
Deploying an Application in Microsoft Azure5:17
Get to know how we can deploy our PetClinic application using Microsoft Azure app services.

Configure the Azure web app for Java web application hosting
Getting Started – Monitoring2:34
Learn to notify the respective stakeholders for corrective measures.

Make an application highly available and avoid failures
Overview of Monitoring Tools and Techniques6:28
Learn the detail techniques of the Nagios monitoring tool, Azure Web Apps Monitoring, and AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

Configure Nagios to monitor resources from Cloud platforms
Configure our AWS instance to monitor
Configure monitor using configuration wizards
Monitoring AWS Elastic Beanstalk1:44
Learn to deploy the PetClinic Application onAWS Elastic Beanstalk.

Generate the health status based on the application
Monitoring Microsoft Azure Web App Service10:11
Learn to deploy the PetClinic Application in the Azure Web Apps.

Verify the activities performed on an application
Configure settings to recover from application issues
Creating Build Jobs for End-to-end Automation2:42
Achieve the ability to configure end-to-end automation for build job execution

Use deployment for configuration management
Introduce build jobs for end-to-end automation
Configuring SSH Authentication Using a Key4:15
Learn to configure SSH authentication using a key to allow the Jenkins.

Access the SSH Chef workstation from Jenkins
Configure the virtual machine where Jenkins is installed to access virtual machine
Configuring the Build Pipeline for Build Job Orchestration7:31
Learn to integrate all the work in a way that continuous integration, cloud provisioning, configuration management, and continuous delivery.

Create the complete build pipeline
Configure the archive artifacts
Executing the Pipeline for Application Deployment Automation1:29
Learn to provide features to orchestrate end-to-end automation for application deployment.

Create a new item in the Jenkins dashboard
Hygieia – a DevOps Dashboard1:27
Achieve the ability to provide aunified, configurable, and easy-to-use DevOps dashboard for an end-to-end application delivery pipeline.

Create a DevOps dashboard
Configure SVN, Git, Sonar, Jenkins, and IBM Urban Code Deploy in a Hygieia dashboard

Requirements

Prior system administration and programming experience would be useful.
Prior exposure to the software delivery life cycle would be helpful.

Description

DevOps is becoming a reality in the IT workplace. Being able to master and manage the basic tools for DevOps, is the first step towards success. DevOps implementation is most practical when implemented with the best known continuous delivery practices. During the implementation stage, it’s necessary to put into use activities related to building, testing and deployment. This way, the necessary software is always enabled and available in a ready to release mode.

This comprehensive 3-in-1 course is a step-by-step, practical tutorial that shows you how to harness the DevOps methodology and DevOps tools in a practical way to efficiently manage and automate the development and deployment of a web application on to a cloud service. Gain skills in order to add resilient services to your app or infrastructure by learning configuration management, continuous deployment, and other DevOps techniques. Employ key modern DevOps tools such as Vagrant, Puppet, and Docker to make your development process efficient. Practically implement a complete development workflow, from initial development to testing to deployment on to the cloud.

Contents and Overview

This training program includes 3 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.

The first course, DevOps Fundamentals, covers modern DevOps using cutting-edge tools and technologies such as Ansible, Kubernetes, and Google Cloud Platform. This video course starts by explaining the organizational alignment that has to happen in every company that wants to implement DevOps in order to be effective, and the use of cloud datacenters in combination with the most advanced DevOps tools to get the best out of a small team of skilled engineers.

The second course, Mastering DevOps, covers day-to-day IT infrastructure challenges by taking advantage of the DevOps revolution. Automate and build configurations for infrastructure servers and then address areas of automation, continuous deployment, containers, and monitoring. You’ll create impressive changes to how you deliver software and services. It instills a deeper insight into applying DevOps principles with a variety of tools like Puppet, Saltstack, Vagrant, and Graphite.

The third course, DevOps for Web Developers, covers full potential of DevOps to build and deploy modern web apps efficiently. You’ll learn to use GitHub to push code and commit the changes using git. Understand the basics of configuration management and the architecture of DevOps. You’ll see how to take care of deploying the code into our new shiny servers. Then we’ll explore monitoring and various solutions to the range of problems we might face. Finally, you’ll be able to develop, deploy, manage, and automate your complete web application on a cloud service.

By the end of the course, you’ll manage your day to day challenges with IT infrastructure by taking advantage of the DevOps revolution to build and deploy modern web apps efficiently.

About the Authors

David Gonzalez is an enthusiastic engineer and author of a book called Developing Microservices with Node.js; as microservices don't work without platform automation, he wrote this book to deliver the best possible deal to the readers of both books. He is a Google Developer Expert (a nomination from Google to certain experts in several areas) in Kubernetes (GKE), who enjoys being pushed out of his comfort zone in order to sharpen his skills. Java, Node.js, Python, and DevOps--as well as a holistic approach to security--are part of the skill set that has helped him deliver value across different startups and corporations. Nowadays, he is a consultant at nearForm, enabling companies to deliver the best possible solution to their IT problems or proposals, as well as an avid speaker at conferences, such asRebelCon, and Google I/O Extended, among others.
Dave Mangot is the Director of Operations for Librato and Papertrail and an accomplished systems engineer with over 20 years' experience. He has held positions in various organizations, from small startups such as Terracotta to multinational corporations such as Cable & Wireless and Salesforce, in positions ranging from systems administrator to architect. He has led the transformations of multiple companies both in operational maturity and in a deeper adherence to DevOps thinking. He enjoys time spent as a mentor, speaker, and student to so many talented members of the community. Dave lives with his wife and three children in San Francisco, CA.
Mitesh Soni is a DevOps enthusiast. He has worked on projects for DevOps enablement using Microsoft Azure and VSTS. He also has experience in working with other tools that are DevOps enablers such as Jenkins, Chef, IBM UrbanCode Deploy, Atlassian Bamboo, and more. He is a CSM, SCJP, SCWCD, VCP, IBM Bluemix, CJE and IBM Urbancode certified professional.

Who this course is for:

Engineers and companies that want to learn the minimum set of required technologies and processes to be successful in the DevOps world.
System administrators, developers, and IT professionals who would like to employ DevOps techniques and best practices to manage IT infrastructures or would like to acquire the necessary skills needed to work in DevOps teams.
Web developers and IT teams who are new to the DevOps methodology and want to use DevOps tools to harness its full potential. It’s also ideal for those who would like to learn about DevOps-oriented workflows and how they can be applied to the development of web applications.

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Course content

DevOps Fundamentals20 lectures • 3hr 5min

Mastering DevOps38 lectures • 5hr 47min

DevOps for Web Developers47 lectures • 3hr 49min

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