Bangalore - Classroom - DevOps Training & Workshop

About the DevOps


DevOps integrates developers and operation teams in order to improve collaboration and productivity by automation infrastructure, automating workflows and continuously application performance. DevOps helps you deliver the best user experience possible and benefits your company by increasing the frequency of deployments of your software and services. DevOps helps to improve performance and quickly release of application. As rapid delivery of software has become a strategic business asset, progressive IT organizations are pursuing a DevOps culture, where development and operations teams, systems, and tools work in lockstep. By aligning goals and sharing tools and strategies, you can improve velocity and code quality, allowing you to innovate faster. In this course, we look at the necessity of Devops and how a DevOps transformation can help focus on value and streamlined delivery of your software. We will also cover concepts like Automation, tools & technology which play huge roles in DevOps success.

Bangalore - Classroom - DevOps Training & Workshop

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Duration
Time
Location
Mode
Fees
6 Days
10:00 AM to 6:30 PM)
Bangalore
Classroom (Public Batch)
INR 19999/- Per candidate

Training Flow

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DevOps Certified Professional (DCP) - Classroom - Workshop - Agenda

  • Contextualizing Serverless
  • Key Elements of Serverless Functions
  • Looking at Serverless Function Providers
  • Demo Overviews - What Are You Building?
  • Introduction to the AWS Free Tier
  • AWS Free Tier Service Walk through
  • Overview of AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
  • Creating and Managing AWS Identity and Access Management Policies
  • Considerations and Limitations for Lambda Functions
  • Lambda Prerequisites
  • Creating and Configuring Your First Lambda Function
  • Monitoring and Alerting for Your First Lambda Function
  • Planning Function Scope and Dependencies
  • Credential Storage with the AWS Key Management Service
  • Gathering API Keys and Preparing Your Environment
  • Working with External Libraries, Sensitive Credentials, and Your Lambda Function Package
  • Deploying Your Function Package and Configuring Your Twitter Bot
    • Project and Resource Overview
    • Installing Jinja and Configuring IAM and SES
    • Uploading Templates to S3 and Creating Cloudwatch Events with the AWS Command Line
    • Creating a Dynamic Lambda Handler
    • Testing Your Lambda Function with the AWS Command Line
    • Understanding Function Package Setup
    • Function Deployment and Configuration with the AWS Command Line
    • Lambda Expression: Introduction, Instances of Anonymous Classes
    • Lambda Expression: Passing Code as a Parameter
    • Let Us Write Our First, Simple Lambda Expressions
    • Lambda Expression: Remarks and Precisions
    • Method References: A First Example with an Instance Method
    • Method References: A Second Example with a Static Method
    • Method References: The System.out.println Pattern
    • How to Create New API: Default and Static Methods in Interfaces
    • Live Coding Introduction: The Comparator Example
    • Implementing a Comparator with Lambda Expressions
    • Comparing by Age, Last Name, and First Name
    • Refactoring the Comparison with a Key Extractor
    • Implementing the Comparator.comparing Static Method
    • Making the Key Extractor Generic, Returning Comparable Objects
    • Chaining Comparators with the thenComparing Default Method
    • Writing the Comparator.thenComparing Implementation
    • Writing the Final Comparator Creation and Chaining Pattern


    Self Learning Material

    Video Mode using LMS

    Video Mode using LMS

    Video Mode using LMS

    Agenda: Jira Essential Training (Classroom)

    • Overview of Jira
    • Use cases of Jira
    • Architecture of Jira
    • Installation and Configuraration of Jira in Linux
    • Installation and Configuraration of Jira in Windows
    • Jira Terminologies
    • Understanding Types of Jira Projects
    • Working with Projects
    • Working with Jira Issues
    • Adding Project Components and Versions
    • Use Subtasks to Better Manage and Structure Your Issues
    • Link Issues to Other Resources
    • Working in an Agile project
    • Working with Issues Types by Adding/Editing/Deleting
    • Working with Custom Fields by Adding/Editing/Deleting
    • Working with Screens by Adding/Editing/Deleting
    • Searching and Filtering Issues
    • Working with Workflow basic
    • Introduction of Jira Plugins and Addons.
    • Jira Integration with Github

    What is Git?

    • Understanding version control
    • The history of Git
    • About distributed version control
    • Who should use Git?

    Installing Git

    • Installing Git on a Mac
    • Installing Git on Windows
    • Installing Git on Linux
    • Configuring Git
    • Exploring Git auto-completion
    • Using Git help

    Getting Started

    • Initializing a repository
    • Understanding where Git files are stored
    • Performing your first commit
    • Writing commit messages
    • Viewing the commit log

    Git Concepts and Architecture

    • Exploring the three-trees architecture
    • The Git workflow
    • Using hash values (SHA-1)
    • Working with the HEAD pointer

    Making Changes to Files

    • Adding files
    • Editing files
    • Viewing changes with diff
    • Viewing only staged changes
    • Deleting files
    • Moving and renaming files
    • Using Git with a Real Project
    • Introducing the Explore California web site
    • Initializing Git
    • Editing the support phone number
    • Editing the backpack file name and links

    Undoing Changes

    • Undoing working directory changes
    • Unstaging files
    • Amending commits
    • Retrieving old versions
    • Reverting a commit
    • Using reset to undo commits
    • Demonstrating a soft reset
    • Demonstrating a mixed reset
    • Demonstrating a hard reset
    • Removing untracked files

    Ignoring Files

    • Using .gitignore files
    • Understanding what to ignore
    • Ignoring files globally
    • Ignoring tracked files
    • Tracking empty directories

    Navigating the Commit Tree

    • Referencing commits
    • Exploring tree listings
    • Getting more from the commit log
    • Viewing commits
    • Comparing commits

    Branching

    • Branching overview
    • Viewing and creating branches
    • Switching branches
    • Creating and switching branches
    • Switching branches with uncommitted changes
    • Comparing branches
    • Renaming branches
    • Deleting branches
    • Configuring the command prompt to show the branch

    Merging Branches

    • Merging code
    • Using fast-forward merge vs. true merge
    • Merging conflicts
    • Resolving merge conflicts
    • Exploring strategies to reduce merge conflicts
    • Fast Forward Merge
    • Three way Merge
    • Rebasing
    Remotes
    • Using local and remote repositories
    • Adding a remote repository
    • Creating a remote branch
    • Cloning a remote repository
    • Tracking remote branches
    • Pushing changes to a remote repository
    • Fetching changes from a remote repository
    • Merging in fetched changes
    • Checking out remote branches
    • Pushing to an updated remote branch
    • Deleting a remote branch
    • Enabling collaboration
    • A collaboration workflow

    Requirements

    • Installing SonarQube
    • Analyzing Source Code
    • UI Tips
    • Browsing a Project

    Going Further

    • Issues
    • Measures
    • Plugin Library
    • Local and Branch Analysis
    • Introduction to Apache Maven
    • Advantage of Apache Maven over other build tools
    • Understanding the Maven Lifecycle and Phase
    • Understanding the Maven Goals
    • Understanding the Maven Plugins
    • Understanding the Maven Repository
    • Understanding and Maven Release and Version
    • Prerequisite and Installing Apache Maven
    • Understanding and using Maven Archetypes
    • Understanding Pom.xml and Setting.xml
    • Playing with multiples Maven Goals
    • Introducing Maven Dependencies
    • Introducing Maven Properties
    • Introducing Maven Modules
    • Introducing Maven Profile
    • Introducing Maven Plugins
    • Demo and Lab: How can Maven benefit my development process?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I setup Maven?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I make my first Maven project?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I compile my application sources?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I compile my test sources and run my unit tests?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I create a JAR and install it in my local repository?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I use plugins?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I add resources to my JAR?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I filter resource files?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I use external dependencies?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I deploy my jar in my remote repository?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I create documentation?
    • Demo and Lab: How do I build other types of projects?
    • How do I build more than one project at once?
    • Understanding a Package management
    • What is Sonatype Nexus
    • Repository Manager Concepts
    • Installating Sonatype Nexus
    • Introduction of User Interface Sonatype Nexus
    • Configuration of Sonatype Nexus
    • Users and Roles of Sonatype Nexus
    • Creating Maven Hosted/Proxy/Group type repository
    • How to upload a artifacts using Maven from Sonatype Nexus
    • How to download a artifacts using Maven from Sonatype Nexus
    • Introduction of Configuration Management
    • Why Puppet
    • Introduction of Puppet release
    • Working with Puppet Open Source
    • Puppet Open Source Architecture
    • Understabnding Puppet's internals
    • Installing and upgrading Puppet agents
    • Writing Puppet Programs file using Resource types
      • exec
      • file
      • filebucket
      • group
      • notify
      • package
      • resources
      • schedule
      • service
      • stage
      • tidy
      • user
    • Puppet Development Kit overview and workflow
      • Tools included in PDK
      • Installing Puppet Development Kit
      • Developing modules
      • Creating modules
      • Converting modules to PDK
      • Customizing module configuration
      • Building a module package
      • Testing modules
      • Validating module syntax and style

    Crash Demo of Setting up Puppet master

    Crash Demo of Setting up Puppet Agent

    Crash Demo of setting up environment

    Crash Demo of running puppet module using master

    Day - 2

    • Working with Puppet Facter
      • Facter release notes
      • Core facts
      • Custom facts
      • Custom facts walkthrough
      • External facts
      • Configuring Facter with facter.conf
    • Writing Advance Puppet Programs using Puppet language
      • Language visual index
      • The Puppet language style guide
      • Code comments
      • Variables
      • Resources
      • Relationships and ordering
      • Classes
    • Defined resource types
    • Bolt tasks
    • Type aliases
    • Expressions and operators
    • Conditional statements and expressions
    • Function calls
    • Built-in functions
    • Node definitions
    • Facts and built-in variables
    • Reserved words and acceptable names
    • Custom resources
    • Values and data types
    • Templates

    Getting started

    • Integrations
    • Infrastructure
    • Host Map
    • Events
    • Dashboards

    Tagging

    • Assigning Tags
    • Using Tags

    Agent

    • Basic Agent Usage
    • Kubernetes
    • Autodiscovery
    • Proxy
    • Network
    • Prometheus Checks
    • Troubleshooting
    • Adding Python packages
    • Security

    Integrations

    • AWS
    • Azure
    • Cloud
    • Google Cloud
    • Monitoring

    Watchdog

    • Overview

    Graphing

    • Dashboards
    • Metrics
    • Notebooks
    • Event Stream
    • Infrastructure
    • From the query to the graph
    • Graphing JSON

    Alerting

    • Monitor Types
    • Manage Monitor
    • Check Summary
    • Notifications
    • Downtimes

    APM (Tracing)

    • Setup
    • Advanced Usage
    • Use the APM UI
    • Getting Further
    • Trace API
    • Community Libraries

    Log Management

    • Log Collection & Integrations
    • Processing
    • Live Tail
    • Explorer
    • Logging without Limits
    • Log monitor
    • Archives
    • Security

    Developer Tools

    • DogStatsD
    • Metrics
    • Libraries
    • Community Office Hours
    • Write an Agent Check
    • Write a Prometheus Check
    • Integrations

    API

    • Overview
    • Authentication
    • Success and errors
    • Rate limiting
    • Troubleshooting
    • Service Checks
    • Comments
    • Dashboard Lists
    • Downtimes

    Account Management

    • Team management
    • Organization settings
    • SSO with SAML
    • Multi-org accounts

    Security

    • Agent
    • APM (Tracing)
    • Log Management
    • Other considerations

    What Is Splunk?

    • What Is Splunk?
    • Overview
    • Machine Data
    • Splunk Architecture
    • Careers in Splunk
    • Summary

    Setting up the Splunk environment

    • Overview
    • Splunk Licensing
    • Getting Splunk
    • Installing Splunk
    • Adding Data to Splunk
    • Summary

    Basic Searching Techniques

    • Overview
    • Demo: Adding More Data
    • Search in Splunk
    • Demo: Splunk Search
    • Splunk Search Commands
    • Demo: Splunk Processing Langauge
    • Splunk Reports
    • Demo: Reporting in Splunk
    • Splunk Alerts
    • Demo: Alerts in Splunk
    • Summary

    Enterprise Splunk Architecture

    • Overview
    • Forwarders
    • Enterprise Splunk Architecture
    • Installing Forwarders
    • Demo: Installing Forwarders
    • Demo: Troubleshooting Forwarder Installation
    • Summary

    Splunking for DevOps and Security

    • Overview
    • Splunk in DevOps
    • DevOps Demo
    • Splunk in Security
    • Enterprise Use Cases
    • Summary

    Application Development in Splunkbase

    • Overview
    • What Is Splunkbase?
    • Navigating the Splunkbase
    • Creating Apps for Splunk
    • Benefits of Building in Splunkbase
    • Summary

    Splunking on Hadoop with Hunk

    • Overview
    • What Is Hadoop?
    • Demo: Running HDFS Commands
    • What Is Hunk?
    • Demo: Installing Hunk
    • Demo: Moving Data from HDFS to Hunk
    • Summary
    • What is Application Performance Management?
    • Understanding a need of APM
    • Understanding transaction traces
    • What is Application Performance?
    • APM Benefits
    • APM Selection Criteria
    • Why NewRelic is best for APM?
    • What is NewRelic APM?
    • How does NewRelic APM work?
    • NewRelic Architecture
    • NewRelic Terminology

    Installing and Configuring NewRelic APM Agents for Application

    • Register a Newrelic Trial account
    • Installing a JAVA Agent to Monitor your Java Application
    • Installing a PHP Agent to Monitor your PHP Application
    • Installing New Relic Agent for .NET Framework Application
    • Installing a Docker based Agent to Monitor your Docker based Application
    • Understanding of NewRelic Configration settings of newrelic.yml
    • Understanding of NewRelic Agent Configration settings

    Working with NewRelic Dashboard

    • Understanding a transactions
    • Understanding Apdex and Calculating and Setting Apdex Threshold
    • Understanding Circuit break
    • Understanding Throughput
    • Newrelic default graphs
    • Understanding and Configuring Service Maps
    • Understanding and Configuring JVM
    • Understanding Error Analytics
    • Understanding Violations
    • Understanding and Configuring Deployments
    • Understanding and Configuring Thread Profiler
    • Depp Dive into Transaction Traces
    • Profiling with New Relic
    • Creating and managing Alerts
    • Working with Incidents
    • Sending NewRelic Alerts to Slack
    • Assessing the quality of application deployments

    Day - 1

    • Introduction
    • Fortify Software System Requirements
    • Fortify Static Code Analyzer Installation Guide
    • Analysis Process Overview
    • Translating Java Code
    • Translating .NET Code
    • Translating C and C++ Code
    • Translating JavaScript Code
    • Translating Ruby Code
    • Translating ABAP Code

    Day - 2

    • Translating Code for Mobile Platforms
    • Translating Apex and Visualforce Code
    • Translating Flex and ActionScript
    • Translating COBOL Code
    • Translating Other Languages
    • Integrating into a Build
    • Command-Line Interface
    • Command-Line Utilities
    • Troubleshooting
    • Filtering the Analysis
    • Scan Wizard
    • Sample Files
    • Configuration Options
    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    To maintain the quality of our live sessions, we allow limited number of participants. Therefore, unfortunately live session demo cannot be possible without enrollment confirmation. But if you want to get familiar with our training methodology and process or trainer's teaching style, you can request a pre recorded Training videos before attending a live class.

    Yes, after the training completion, participant will get one real-time scenario based project where they can impletement all their learnings and acquire real-world industry setup, skills, and practical knowledge which will help them to become industry-ready.

    All our trainers, instructors and faculty members are highly qualified professionals from the Industry and have at least 10-15 yrs of relevant experience in various domains like IT, Agile, SCM, B&R, DevOps Training, Consulting and mentoring. All of them has gone through our selection process which includes profile screening, technical evaluation, and a training demo before they onboard to led our sessions.

    No. But we help you to get prepared for the interviews and resume preparation as well. As there is a big demand for DevOps professionals, we help our participants to get ready for it by working on a real life projects and providing notifications through our "JOB updates" page and "Forum updates" where we update JOB requirements which we receive through emails/calls from different-different companies who are looking to hire trained professionals.

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    DEVOPS ONLINE TRAINING REVIEWS

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    Abhinav Gupta, Pune

    (5.0)

    The training was very useful and interactive. Rajesh helped develop the confidence of all.


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    Indrayani, India

    (5.0)

    Rajesh is very good trainer. Rajesh was able to resolve our queries and question effectively. We really liked the hands-on examples covered during this training program.


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    Ravi Daur , Noida

    (5.0)

    Good training session about basic Devops concepts. Working session were also good, howeverproper query resolution was sometimes missed, maybe due to time constraint.


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    Sumit Kulkarni, Software Engineer

    (5.0)

    Very well organized training, helped a lot to understand the DevOps concept and detailed related to various tools.Very helpful


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    Vinayakumar, Project Manager, Bangalore

    (5.0)

    Thanks Rajesh, Training was good, Appreciate the knowledge you poses and displayed in the training.



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    Abhinav Gupta, Pune

    (5.0)

    The training with DevOpsSchool was a good experience. Rajesh was very helping and clear with concepts. The only suggestion is to improve the course content.


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