Program Duration: 5 Days

Prerequisite Skills:
Atleast one or more years of experience in any of the programming language

Day 1 & 2: CI/CD (Jenkins) Pipeline

Module 1: Devops Big Picture ( Theory)

• What and why of Devops
• Devops Tools – Overview and Use case
• Source Control Management (SCM Tools)
• Continuous Integration
• Static ode Analysis Tool
• Storage Artifacts
• Continuous Deployment
• Containerization
• Configuration Management

Module 2: Devops in Action ( Hands on Lab by students)

• SCM Live demo
• Github – Create an account and fork your application code
• Git clone the github code , Use maven to compile and package java source code
• Deploy .jar file manually
• Continuous Integration Tool – ( Hands on Lab by students)
• Jenkins – Deploy Jenkins on Ubuntu 14.04 server ( each student will deploy his Jenkins server)
• Continuous Integration setup – Jenkins and Github
• Code Packaging automation – ( Hands on Lab by students)
• Automation Maven test, Compile and Package ( .jar) using Jenkins
• Static Code Analysis – ( Hands on Lab by students)
• Understand sonarqube ( deployed by trainer)
• Students to Integrate Jenkins (CI) server with Sonarqube
• Sonarqube –static code analysis and set quality gates
• Storage Artifact – ( Hands on Lab by students)
• Understand Nexus ( deployed by trainer)
• Nexus storage artifact integration
• Store your end software products in Nexus
• Continuous Deployment – ( Hands on Lab by students)
• Add slave nodes to Jenkins
• Automate deployment of your .jar file to server
• Building Pipeline scripts and stages in SDLC

Day 3 : Docker Essentials

Module 1 : Course Overview

• Module 1.1 : Introduction to the course

Module 2 : Understanding Docker

• Module 2.1 - Module Introduction
• Module 2 .2 Virtualization Basics
• Module 2.3 : Containers
• Module 2.4 : Containerization and virtualization differences
• Module 2.5 : Summary

Module 3 : Installing Docker

• 3.1 : Module Introduction
• 3.2 - Installing Docker on ubuntu Server 16.04 Server
• 3.3 - Install Docker on win 2016 server

Module 4 : Docker Containers

• 4.1 : Module Introduction
• 4.2 : Introduction to Docker containers
• 4.3 : Running linux containers on Docker host-Ubuntu
• 4.4 : Running windows containers on Docker host-windows 2016
• 4.5 : Summary

Module 5 : Docker Images

• 5.1 : Module Introduction
• 5.2 : Introduction to Docker Images
• 5.3 : Docker hub - create your account
• 5.4 : Image operations ( Pull and push images)
• 5.5 : Build image using Dockerfile
• 5.6 : Module Summary

Module 6 : Docker Networking

• 6.1 : Module Introduction
• 6.2 : Introduction to Docker Networking
• 6.3 : working with Default bridge
• 6.4 : Port Mapping

Module 7 : Docker Volumes

• 7.1 : Module introduction
• 7.2 : Introduction to Docker volumes
• 7.3 : Container with volume attach
• 7.4 : Recovering volume
• 7.5 : Module Summary

Module 8 : Docker Compose

• Module 8.1 : Module introduction
• Module 8.2 : Introduction to Docker compose
• Module 8.3 : Creating docker compose file(wordpress and DB)
• Module 8.4 : Fire up you compose file
• Module 8.5 : Docker compose operations
• Module 8.6 : Summary

Day 4 : Chef Essentials

Module 1: Chef – Overview

• Infrastructure-As-A-Code
• Chef Components – 10000 feet overview
• Chef Server
• Hosted Chef Server
• Chef Development kit
• Chef Nodes
• Recipes
• Cookbooks
• Chef Analytics
• Chef Push job server

Module 2: Creating your own Chef server- Install and configure ( Hands on lab by students)

• Deploy Ubuntu 14.04 Server
• SSH to Ubuntu Server
• Install chef-server on Ubuntu 14.04 linux server
• Install chef-manage on chef-server
• Install and configure Chef-Reporting

Module 3: Working hosted chef server ( Hands on lab by students)

• Create a user account on hosted chef server
• Create organization on hosted chef server
• Download chef-starter kit

Module 4: Install and configure Chef-Workstation on ubuntu ( Hands on lab by students)

• Deploy a Ubuntu 14.04 server
• Ssh to Ubuntu server
• Install and configure Chef development kit
• Configure knife to interact with your own Chef-server
• Configure knife to interact with your Hosted Chef-server
• Configure SSL based connection to chef server

Module 5: Install and configure Chef-Workstation on Windows 7 ( Hands on lab by students)

• Install and configure Chef development kit
• Setup environment variables
• Configure knife to interact with your own Chef-server
• Configure knife to interact with your Hosted Chef-server
• Configure SSL based connection to chef server

Module 6 : Register a chef-Node Ubuntu server ( Hands on lab by students)

• Deploy a Ubuntu 14.04 server
• Register the Ubuntu server under chef server management

Module 7 : Create a cookbook for Ubuntu server ( Hands on lab by students)

• Create a new cookbook for apache2 installation on Ubuntu server
• Write recipe for package install, service restart
• Create templates to be used in recipe
• Create index.html and log file to be used by recipe

Day 5 : Puppet Essentials

Module 1: Puppet – Overview

• Infrastructure-As-A-Code
• Puppet Components – 10000 feet overview
• Puppet server
• Puppet agent
• Puppet Enterprise
• Puppet forge
• Puppet modules

Module 2: Creating your own Puppet Server on Ubuntu - Install ( Hands on lab by students)

• Deploy Ubuntu 14.04 Server
• SSH to Ubuntu Server
• Install Puppet-server on Ubuntu 14.04 linux server
• Configure Puppet-server

Module 3: Deploy your Puppet-node-01 on Ubuntu ( Hands on lab by students)

• Deploy Ubuntu server
• Ssh to Ubuntu server
• Install and configure puppet agent on Ubuntu
• Request certificate with puppet server
• Configure SSL based connection to puppet-server

Module 4 : Working with default manifests ( Hands on lab by students)

• Create a manifest
• Write file resource type manifest
• Run puppet-agent test to deploy your resource mentioned in default manifests

Module 5 : Working with modules ( Hands on lab by students)

• Download apahce2 module
• Apply apache2 module to Ubuntu node

Module 6 : student Tasks Puppet environments ( Hands on lab by students)

• Register a rhel Node to your puppet server
• Write web server manifests
• Apply web server manifest to rhel node