EduXFactor presents to you a comprehensive up-to-date DevOps certification program. This course will empower you with job-relevant skills and power you ahead in your career.
With this course, master various aspects of software development, operations, continuous integration, continuous delivery, automated configuration management, test, and deployment using DevOps tools like Git, Docker, Jenkins, Ansible, Kubernetes, Puppet & Nagios..
3. Course Overview
• EduXFactor presents to you a comprehensive up-to-date
DevOps certification program. This course will empower you
with job-relevant skills and power you ahead in your career.
• With this course, master various aspects of software
development, operations, continuous integration,
continuous delivery, automated configuration management,
test, and deployment using DevOps tools like Git, Docker,
Jenkins, Ansible, Kubernetes, Puppet & Nagios..
• Packed with hands-on exercise for every module, this course
is suitable for software developers, technical project
managers, architects, operations support, deployment
engineers, IT managers, and development managers.
4. • Get a thorough explanation of DevOps concepts including agile software development,
DevOps market trends, skills, delivery pipeline, and the Ecosystem.
• Get familiar with GIT Installation, and version control. Learn how to manage and track
different source code versions using Git. Build and Automate Test using Jenkins and Maven.
• Explore continuous testing with Selenium, and create test cases in Selenium WebDriver.
• Master Docker ecosystem, Docker networking and use the knowledge to deploy a multi-tier
application over a cluster.
• Understand different Roles and Command Line usage of Ansible, and apply that to execute
ad-hoc commands.
• Gain knowledge of Kubernetes Cluster Architecture, understand YAML, and deploy an app
through Kubernetes Dashboard.
• Perform Continuous Monitoring using Nagios.
• Get introduced to DevOps on Cloud, and execute DevOps using AWS.
What You'll Learn
5. What’s DevOps? Why Does It Matter?
• DevOps is a set of practices that combines software development (Dev) and IT operations,
the two formerly soiled teams. With DevOps, the two teams work together to improve both
the productivity of developers and the reliability of operations by participating together in
the entire service lifecycle, from design through the development process to production
support.
• DevOps is gaining traction (and will continue to) because it was created by software
engineers for software engineers and is a flexible practice, not a rigid framework.
• DevOps matters as it’s allowing companies to transform how they build and deliver software.
The transformation is necessary as software today has become an integral component of
every part of a business, from shopping to entertainment to banking-based businesses. As
industrial automation allowed physical goods companies to transform how they design,
build, and deliver products throughout the 20th century, DevOps is allowing companies to
design and build high-quality software with a short-development life cycle, and provide
continuous delivery to achieve business goals faster.
6. What Are Some Popular DevOps Practices?
• Continuous Integration: A software development practice in which developers frequently implement
small changes and merge their code to version control repositories, ensuring consistency in building,
packaging, and testing applications.
• Continuous Delivery: A software development practice in which code changes are automatically built
and tested, to develop a deployment-ready artifact.
• Microservices Architecture: A design approach that allows a single application to be built as a set of
small independent services, with each service typically using an HTTP-based application programming
interface (API) to communicate with other services.
• Infrastructure as Code: A practice that allows engineers to treat infrastructure in a manner similar to
how they treat application code using techniques, such as version control and continuous integration.
• Configuration Management: Practice that employs code to make automatic changes to repeatable and
standardized configuration parameters like host configuration, operational tasks, and more.
• Monitoring and Logging: This involves capturing, categorizing, and analyzing data and logs generated
by applications and infrastructure to understand how changes or updates impact end-users, and to
discover the root causes of problems or unexpected changes.
7. What Are The Benefits Of DevOps?
Speed Advantage
• DevOps model allows organizations to innovate faster, adapt to changing marketers faster,
and become more efficient at driving and achieving business goals. A good example of this
could be DevOps practices like microservices and continuous delivery that let teams take
control of services and then release updates to them quicker.
Accelerated Delivery
• Unlike traditional software teams, the DevOps team releases more features (or updates or
fixes) at a higher frequency, allowing them to respond faster to customers’ needs, innovate
and improve faster, which ultimately provides a huge competitive advantage.
Improved Collaboration
• Close collaboration between Developers and Operations is at the core of DevOps philosophy.
The two teams reduce inefficiencies and save time by sharing many responsibilities,
communicating frequently, and combining their workflows.
Improved Reliability
• DevOps teams with practices like continuous integration, continuous delivery, monitoring,
and logging ensure that the quality of application updates and infrastructure changes gets
delivered reliably (and at a more rapid pace) while ensuring a positive experience for end-
users.
8. Expanded scale
• With DevOps, operate and manage your infrastructure and development processes at scale.
A good example of this could be DevOps practice “infrastructure as a code” which helps
organizations to manage their development, testing, and production environments in a
repeatable and more efficient manner.
Security Integration
• DevOps practices like automated compliance policies, fine-grained controls, and
configuration management techniques allow teams to deliver secure software while
retaining control and preserving compliance.
9. Why Should You Learn DevOps?
• To have a great career and earn a handsome salary! You want that, right?
• The fact is that the future of DevOps is bright, as more and more IT companies are making
DevOps implementation their top business priority. The field has witnessed a growth of
approximately 40 to 45% within the last five years, with the demand for DevOps
professionals only going to rise further in the coming years. Researches even estimate that
DevOps will be the main hiring criteria for 46% of the IT companies in the coming years.
• A DevOps specialist with a mere degree of high school has a median wage of almost $
106,734 (Forbes magazine). Coming to India, an Entry-level Devops Developer earns around
Rs. 366,337 per annum with the average DevOps Developer salary at Rs. 1,142,206 (UpGrad).
10. Listed below are a few other reasons to learn
DevOps.
• It’s easy to learn: People from different backgrounds can easily learn DevOps. Even if you’re a fresher
with basic knowledge of Linux and one scripting language, you can opt for DevOps training.
• Learning DevOps can provide you with an edge over others: A DevOps professional has a complete
idea about the entire software delivery life-cycle (SDLC), along with the knowledge of Tools like Git,
Jenkins, Selenium, Kubernetes, Ansible, Nagios, and more. Not many IT professionals can claim to have
such a vast knowledge base.
• DevOps Professionals are in great demand: The fast adoption of DevOps technology coupled with
scarcity of proficient people in the field has created a huge window of opportunity in the DevOps field.
A skilled person will certainly be in great demand and will enjoy a fruitful career.
• Learning DevOps provide cultural benefits: Since DevOps execution requires close collaboration and
communication between team members, the team can enjoy high engagement, enhanced productivity,
and improved happiness.
Required Prerequisites:
• Any Scripting Language knowledge (like JavaScript, Python, Ruby, etc.)
• Basic knowledge of Linux
11. Who Is This Course Suitable For?
• IT professionals
• Software Developers
• Software Testers
• System Admins
• Solution Architects
• Security Engineers
• Deployment Engineers
• Application Developers
• Integration Specialists
• IT managers
• Development Managers
• Technical Project Managers
12. Why Should You Learn DevOps At EduXFactor?
âť– Most comprehensive and well-structured course covering basics to advanced topics, allowing you to master
the complete niche.
âť– Certified Trainers with extensive real-time experience in the Data Science domain and an immense passion
for teaching.
âť– Top-notch course with a perfect blend of theory, case studies, and capstone projects, along with an
assignment for every taught concept.
âť– 100% Job Placement assistance. Frequent mock interviews to evaluate and improve your knowledge and
expertise. Facilitation of interviews with various top companies. Help in building a great resume, optimizing
LinkedIn profile, and improving your marketability.
13. Listed below are some of the leading DevOps-based career
options you can break into after completing the DevOps
course:
• DevOps Architect
• Application Developer
• Integration Specialist
• System Admins
• Automation Engineer
• Release Manager
• Software Tester
• Security Engineer
14. Curriculum
• Module 01: Overview Of DevOps
• Module 02: Version Control With Git
• Module 03: Git, Jenkins & Maven Integration
• Module 04: Continuous Integration Using Jenkins
• Module 05: Continuous Testing With Selenium
• Module 06: Continuous Deployment: Containerization With Docker
• Module 07: Containerization With Docker: Ecosystem And Networking
• Module 08: Continuous Deployment: Configuration Management With Puppet
• Module 09: Configuration Management With Ansible
• Module 10: Containerization Using Kubernetes
• Module 11: Continuous Monitoring With Nagios
• Module 12: Introduction To DevOps On Cloud
15. Are Agile And DevOps The Same?
• Agile can be a part of DevOps. But the DevOps team may rely on other development processes, like the
waterfall process too.
• Also, unlike the DevOps team, the agile development team doesn’t care about how the software is doing
once it’s developed and released.
FAQs
What Are The Top Challenges Of DevOps Implementation?
• Lack of cultural sync between Development and Operations teams
• Absence of a holistic view within the value chain for software delivery
• Non-involvement of DBAs in release cycles hitting inner circles
In this course, we dive thoroughly into each of these challenges and prepare you in becoming a true asset in
overcoming these challenges.
16. Do I Get Job Assistance After This Course?
• EduXFactor has its dedicated Placement Assistance Team (PAT). The team helps you in all the aspects of
securing your dream job, from improving your marketability to conducting mock interviews.
FAQs
17. DevOps Training
• Achieve Proficiency in DevOps:
Become a certified practitioner by learning how to develop,
deploy, and operate high-quality software.
• 10 - 20 weeks
• 102 Lectures
• 502 Student Enrolled
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