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Azure DevOps Engineer

Welcome to "Mastering Azure DevOps Engineering," a comprehensive course designed to empower you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the dynamic world of DevOps using Microsoft's Azure DevOps platform

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TARGET AUDIENCES FOR AZURE DEVOPS ENGINEER

  • System Administrators
  • IT Professionals
  • Solutions Architects
  • Cloud Developers
  • Programmers
  • DevOps Professionals
  • Anyone involved in the software development lifecycle

BENEFITS OF DEVOPS

  • Strong understanding of latest automation toolset
  • Increased Salary
  • Increased Productivity & Effectiveness
  • Better Job Opportunities
  • Improved Skills & Knowledge
  • Train with an expert
  • Learn at your own pace

    COURSE CURRICULUM

    1.1 Managing Azure subscriptions
    1.2 Assigning administrator permissions
    1.3 Configuring Azure subscriptions
    1.4 Utilizing and consuming Azure resources
    1.5 Analyzing alerts and metrics
    1.6 Configuring diagnostic settings
    1.7 Monitoring unused resources
    1.8 Utilizing log search query functions
    1.9 Viewing alerts in Log Analytics
    1.10 Managing resource groups
    1.11 Configuring resource locks and policies
    1.12 Moving resources across resource groups
    1.13 Managed role-based access control (RBAC)

    2.1 Creating and configuring storage accounts
    2.2 Installing Azure Storage Explorer
    2.3 Monitoring activity using Log Analytics
    2.4 Deploying Azure storage replication
    2.5 Exporting from and importing into an Azure job
    2.6 Azure Data Box
    2.7 Configuring blob storage
    2.8 Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
    2.9 Creating Azure file share and file sync
    2.10 Implementing Azure backup
    2.11 Creating Recovery Services Vault
    2.12 Configuring the backup policy

    3.1 Configuring VMs for Windows and Linux
    3.2 Configuring monitoring
    3.3 Networking, storage, deploying, and configuring scale sets
    3.4 Modifying Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
    3.5 Configuring a VHD template
    3.6 Deploying Windows and Linux VMs
    3.7 Managing Azure VMs
    3.8 Automate configuration management with PowerShell Desired State
    Configuration (DSC)
    3.9 Managing VM sizes
    3.10 Moving VMs from one resource to another
    3.11 Managing VM backups 3.12 Configuring VM backups
    3.13 Performing VM restore 3.14 Azure Site Recovery

    4.1 Creating connectivity between virtual networks
    4.2 Creating and configuring VNet peering
    4.3 Virtual network connectivity
    4.4 Creating virtual network gateway
    4.5 Implementing and managing virtual networking
    4.6 Configuring private and public IP addresses
    4.7 Network routes and network interfaces
    4.8 Configuring name resolution
    4.9 Configuring Azure DNS
    4.10 Configuring private and public DNS zones
    4.11 Configuring Network Security Groups (NSGs)
    4.12 Creating security rules and associating an NSG to a subnet or
    Network interface
    4.13 Implementing Azure Load Balancer
    4.14 Monitoring and troubleshooting virtual networking
    4.15 Integrating an on-premises network with Azure virtual network

    5.1 Managing Azure Active Directory (AD)
    5.2 Managing Azure AD objects
    5.3 Creating users and groups
    5.4 Implementing and managing hybrid identities
    5.5 Installing and configuring Azure AD Connect and managing Azure AD Connect
    5.6 Performing bulk user updates and managing guest accounts
    5.7 Including password hash and pass-through synchronization
    5.8 Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
    5.9 Implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA)

    6.1 Installation of DevOps tools on the cloud:
    o Git
    o Docker
    o Maven
    o Jenkins
    o Ansible
    o Kube

    7.1 What is software development?
    7.2 Software development life cycle
    7.3 Traditional models for SDLC
    7.4 Why DevOps?
    7.5 What is DevOps?
    7.6 DevOps life cycle
    7.7 DevOps tools

    8.1 What is version control?
    8.2 Types of version control systems
    8.3 Introduction to SVN
    8.4 Introduction to Git
    8.5 Git life cycle
    8.6 Common Git commands
    8.7 Working with branches in Git
    8.8 Merging branches
    8.9 Resolving merge conflicts
    8.10 Git workflow

    9.1 Introduction to Docker
    9.2 Understanding Docker life cycle
    9.3 Components of the Docker ecosystem
    9.4 Common Docker operations
    9.5 Creating a Docker Hub account
    9.6 Committing changes in a container
    9.7 Pushing a container image to Docker Hub
    9.8 Creating custom Docker images using a Dockerfile
    9.9 What are Docker volumes?
    9.10 Deploying a multi-tier application using the Docker network
    9.11 Using Docker Compose to deploy containers
    9.12 What is container orchestration?
    9.13 Container orchestration tools
    9.14 Introduction to Docker Swarm
    9.15 Deploying a 2-Node cluster using Docker Swarm

    10.1 What is Ansible?
    10.2 Ansible vs Puppet
    10.3 Ansible architecture
    10.4 Setting up Master Slave using Ansible
    10.5 Ansible Playbook
    10.6 Ansible Roles
    10.7 Applying configuration using Ansible

    Hands-on Exercise: Installing Ansible, creating a Playbook using YAML, creating an Ansible Role, and using the Roles in the Playbook

    11.1 What is continuous testing?
    11.2 What is Maven?
    11.3 Running test cases on Chromium WebDriver
    11.4 What is the headless mode?


    Hands-on Exercise: Using Maven to import dependencies in Eclipse, implementing a headless test using Chrome WebDriver

    12.1 Introduction to continuous integration
    12.2 Jenkins Master Slave architecture
    12.3 Understanding CI/CD pipelines
    12.4 Creating an end-to-end automated CI/CD pipeline

    13.1 Introduction to Kubernetes
    13.2 Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes
    13.3 Kubernetes architecture
    13.4 Deploying Kubernetes using kubeadms
    13.5 Alternate ways of deploying Kubernetes
    13.6 YAML files
    13.7 Creating a deployment in Kubernetes using YAML
    13.8 Services in Kubernetes
    13.9 Ingress in Kubernetes

    Case Study: Kubernetes architecture

    14.1 What is continuous monitoring?
    14.2 Introduction to Nagios
    14.3 Nagios architecture
    14.4 Monitoring services in Nagios
    14.5 What are NRPE plugins?
    14.6 Monitoring system info using NRPE plugins

    15.1 Overview of Azure on DevOps
    15.2 Introduction to Azure Boards
    15.3 Understanding Azure Repos
    15.4 Using Azure Pipelines
    15.5 Implementing a code workflow in your build pipeline by using Git
    and GitHub
    15.6 Running quality tests in your build pipeline by using Azure
    Pipelines
    15.7 Managing build dependencies with Azure Artifacts
    15.8 Hosting your own build agent in Azure Pipelines
    15.9 Automating Docker and multi-container Kubernetes deployments
    with Azure Pipelines
    15.10 Extending pipelines to add support for different deployment
    targets, such as Azure Functions

    16.1 Installing Terraform – For Windows users
    16.2 Installing Terraform – For Linux users
    16.3 Choosing the right IDE for Terraform IAC development
    16.4 Creating the first EC2 instance with Terraform
    16.5 Terraform Code – First EC2 Instance
    16.6 Understanding resources and providers
    16.7 Destroying an infrastructure with Terraform
    16.8 Destroying a specific resource
    16.9 Understanding Terraform state files
    16.10 Understanding desired and current states
    16.11 Challenges with the current state on computed values
    16.12 Terraform commands – State files
    16.13 Terraform provider versioning
    16.14 Types of Terraform providers
    16.15 Understanding attributes and output values in Terraform
    16.16 Attribute resource (Document)
    16.17 Referencing cross-account resource attributes
    16.18 Terraform variables
    16.19 Data types for variables
    16.20 Fetching data from maps and lists in a variable
    16.21 Terraform format
    16.22 Validating Terraform configuration files


    Hands-on Exercise: Implementing remote-exec provisioners, implementing local-exec provisioners, and integrating Ansible with Terraform

    17.1 What is Infrastructure-as-Code?
    17.2 IaC vs configuration management
    17.3 Introduction to Terraform
    17.4 Installing Terraform on AWS
    17.5 Basic operations in Terraform
       o init
       o plan
       o apply
       o destroy
    17.6 Terraform code basics
    17.7 Deploying an end-to-end architecture on AWS using Terraform


    Hands- on Exercise: Installing Terraform, initializing AWS Terraform Provider, creating an EC2 instance using Terraform, updating changes to EC2 using Terraform, destroying EC2 using Terraform, and deploying EC2 inside a custom VPC using Terraform

    Instructor -led Azure DevOps Engineer Live Online Class

    Date

    Time

    Day

    6th July 2024

    1.30PM -4.30PM

    Saturday

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