Target Audience for Basic DevOps
The Basic DevOps course offers foundational knowledge in GIT, Docker, Ansible, and Jenkins, tailored for those aspiring to streamline software development and deployment.
Target Job Roles/Audience:
- Software Developers looking to understand version control and automation
- IT Professionals seeking to integrate DevOps practices into their workflows
- System Administrators aiming to automate server setup and management
- Quality Assurance Technicians interested in continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) processes
- Technical Project Managers wanting to improve collaboration between development and operations teams
- DevOps Engineers at the beginning of their career path
- Graduates and Entry-level professionals interested in a DevOps career
- Technical Support Engineers aiming to enhance their troubleshooting efficiency with containerization
- Infrastructure Architects looking to design and manage a more agile and automated environment
- Security Professionals wishing to understand DevOps tools for secure CI/CD pipelines
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Basic DevOps?
Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered
In the Basic DevOps course, students will gain a foundational understanding of key DevOps tools and practices, encompassing version control with Git, containerization with Docker, automation with Ansible, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) with Jenkins.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand the importance of version control systems and learn the history and basics of Git, including installation, configuration, and repository management.
- Acquire the ability to perform essential Git operations such as commits, branching, tagging, and working with remote repositories.
- Gain a solid understanding of Docker, including its installation, container management, and the creation and handling of Docker images using Dockerfiles.
- Learn how to create a private registry, manage Docker Hub repositories, network containers, and ensure data persistence with volumes.
- Discover the fundamentals of Ansible, its architecture, and how to install and configure it for IT automation.
- Master the use of Ansible to execute ad-hoc commands, manage playbooks, handle variables, loops, notifications, and use Ansible Vault for secure variable management.
- Understand how to create and use Jinja2 templates and manage complex deployments with Ansible roles.
- Grasp the concepts of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), and learn how to use Jenkins for automating the build, test, and deployment processes.
- Learn to configure Jenkins jobs, manage user interfaces, add remote machines and credentials, and deploy web servers automatically.
- Integrate Jenkins with Git for source code management and Ansible for deployment automation, enhancing the CI/CD pipeline.
