DevOps Engineer professional Training

Introduction to Git.

What is version control?.

Key concepts in Git.

Basic Git Commands.

git init, git clone.

git add, git commit.

git pull, git push etc.

Branching and Merging.

Creating and managing branches.

Merging strategies.

Handling conflicts.

Introduction to Jenkins.

What is Jenkins?.

Jenkins architecture and key concepts

Setting up Jenkins.

Installation and configuration.

Setting up Jenkins jobs.

Jenkins Pipelines.

Creating and managing pipelines.

Declarative vs. scripted pipelines.

Introduction to Ansible.

What is configuration management.

Key concepts in Ansible.

Setting up Ansible.

Installation and configuration.

Inventory and playbooks.

Ansible Modules and Roles.

Commonly used modules.

Creating and using roles.

Introduction to Docker.

What is Docker? and Docker architecture and key concepts

Docker Commands.

Basic commands (docker run, docker ps, docker stop).

Image management (docker pull, docker build).

Docker Networking and Storage.

Managing volumes and persistent storage.

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes architecture.

Setting up a Kubernetes Cluster.

Installation and configuration.

Using Minikube and Kubernetes Dashboard.

Managing Kubernetes Resources.

Pods, Deployments, and Services.

ConfigMaps and Secrets.

Advanced Kubernetes Concepts.

Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims.

Ingress Controllers.

Helm Charts.

Introduction to Terraform.

What is Infrastructure as Code? and Key concepts in Terraform.

Terraform Basics.

Installation and configuration.

Writing Terraform configurations.

Managing Infrastructure with Terraform.

Creating and modifying infrastructure.

Managing state and handling drift.

Importance of monitoring and logging.

Key concepts.

Monitoring Tools.

Prometheus and Grafana.

Setting up and configuring monitoring.

Logging Tools- ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) and Centralized logging and log management.

Introduction to DevSecOps.

Integrating security into DevOps practices.

Secure coding practices.

Vulnerability scanning and management.

Access control and identity management.

Fresh Graduates: Individuals who have recently completed their education and are looking to enter the field of software development or DevOps.

Junior Developers: Developers with limited experience who want to enhance their skills with containerization technologies.

IT Professionals: Those who work in IT support, system administration, or other roles and want to expand their knowledge to include Docker and containerization.

Career Switchers: Professionals from different fields who are transitioning into tech and want to understand the basics of Docker.

Students: Current students in computer science or related fields who wish to gain practical skills in Docker.