
Learn to build and deploy apps on the AWS cloud using dev ops practices. Use Ansible, Jenkins, CloudFormation, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline for automated deployments and continuous integration.
Create a security group and ssh key, open inbound ports 22 and 80, restrict access by ip or subnet, and launch an aws lamp stack instance.
Learn how version control with git tracks changes using repositories, staging areas, and commits. The video demonstrates configuring user identity, viewing logs, and rolling back changes with git reset --hard.
Learn to run your first ansible ad-hoc commands against remote hosts using a private key and inventory, verify connectivity with ping, and refine ssh options.
Learn to create an Apache role in Ansible, install BHB 7 on a remote host, and use a restart handler to trigger Apache after deployment while avoiding package conflicts.
Explore continuous integration, delivery, and deployment on AWS, and learn how pipelines automate testing from feature branches to production using tools like Jenkins.
Learn to automate code testing and integration with Jenkins by creating a continuous integration pipeline that polls the development branch, runs BHB tests, and merges changes into the integration branch.
Set up the staging environment with a CloudFormation stack, install AWS CodeDeploy agent via an Ansible role, and configure a playbook to enable continuous deployment.
The one stop shop for learning DevOps on AWS, to help master DevOps concepts, along with the AWS tools.
Developing is a time consuming process, that requires coding, testing, bug fixing, recoding, testing, deployment. This process takes weeks, months and sometimes even years depending on how complex the software is. But what if you could reduce this process to hours and weeks, this is exactly what DevOps does.
DevOps looks at automating the entire process of testing and deployment to reduce the amount of work that a developer needs to do. This makes it not only easier to build more products, but it also makes it faster to work on the changes and putting the new updates into the pipeline.
AWS offers powerful cloud features which can help scale your application easily to millions of users. We bring together an unique course which will help you create your production and deployment environment on cloud and will teach you implement the best of cloud computing practices.
This is why companies are looking to hire DevOps and AWS architects that can help them build this process and design better apps and software, faster and in a more sophisticated manner. However, learning DevOps and AWS isn’t easy. It requires an understanding of basic DevOps concepts and AWS tools, along with programming languages.
This is why we have designed this course! This DevOps on AWS tutorial helps breakdown simple DevOps and AWS concepts and builds upon to them to help you learn exactly how to code using DevOps and AWS, as well as test and deploy your apps on the cloud platform.
The course will cover topics such as what is DevOps, why it is trending and how it came into existence, as well as introduction to cloud computing and how to benefit from the AWS cloud platform. It also includes building a very basic web application on the cloud, utilizing tools like Ansible and Jenkins and also learning how to use AWS tools such as CloudFormation, CodeDeploy and CodePipeline. Lastly, you will also learn how to actually deploy apps on AWS instances automatically and also achieve continuous integration using DevOps and AWS tools.
At the end of this course, not only will you have mastered the concepts required to understand DevOps and AWS, but you will also learn exactly how to get started working with these tools and even how to actually build an app and deploy it on the cloud.
Enroll now and become a DevOps and AWS master with this course!