Accelerate Development With Azure DevSecOps: Streamline, Collaborate, And Deploy Efficiently

1.1 Course Overview - AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

1.2 Introduction - AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

1.1 Introduction to DevOps

1.2 Benefits of working in a DevOps environment

1.3 DevOps Lifecycle

1.4 DevOps Stages

1.5 DevOps Delivery Pipeline

1.6 Version Control

1.7 Git Introduction

1.8 Git Installation

1.9 Commonly used commands in Git

2.0 Working with Remote repository

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1.1 Git Common Commands

1.2 Working with Remote Repository

1.1 Branching and merging in Git

1.2 Merge Conflicts

1.3 Stashing, Rebasing, Reverting, and Resetting/p>

1.4 Git Workflows

1.5 Introduction to Maven

1.6 Maven Architecture

1.7 Introduction to Continuous Integration

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1.1 Branching and Merging

1.2 Merge Conflicts

1.3 Stashing, Rebasing, Reverting, and Resetting

1.4 Configuring Maven

1.1 Jenkins Architecture

1.2 Plugin Management in Jenkins

1.3 Jenkins Security Management/p>

1.4 Notification in Jenkins

1.5 Jenkins Master-slave architecture

1.6 Jenkins Delivery Pipeline

1.7 Jenkins Declarative pipeline

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1.1 Create pipeline view

1.2 Adding Slave node in Jenkins

1.3 Build Pipeline project

1.1 Introduction to Configuration Management

1.2 Infrastructure as Code

1.3 Introduction to Ansible/p>

1.4 Ansible Architecture

1.5 Inventory Management

1.6 Ansible Modules

1.7 AD-HOC Commands

1.8 Ansible Playbooks

1.9 Ansible Playbooks

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1.1 Ad-Hoc Commands

1.2 Running a Simple Playbook<>

1.3 Using Variables and handlers

1.4 Using Ansible Roles

1.1 Containerization

1.2 Namespaces

1.3 Docker/p>

1.4 Docker Architecture

1.5 Container Lifecycle

1.6 Docker CLI

1.7 Port Binding

1.8 Detached and Foreground Mode

1.9 Dockerfile

2.0 Dockerfile Instructions

2.1 Docker Image

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1.1 Docker CLI Commands

1.2 Port Binding<>

1.3 Starting Containers in Different Modes

1.4 Writing a Dockerfile to Create an Image

1.1 Introduction to Container Orchestration

1.2 Kubernetes Core Concepts

1.3 Understanding Pods/p>

1.4 ReplicaSet and Replication Controller

1.5 Deployments

1.6 DaemonSets

1.7 Rolling Updates and Rollbacks

1.8 Scaling Application

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1.9 Kubectl Common Commands

2.0 Deployments

1.9 DaemonSets

2.0 Rolling-update and Rollbacks

2.0 Scaling in Kubernetes

1.1 Introduction to Prometheus and Grafana

1.2 Prometheus and Grafana Setup

1.3 Monitoring using Prometheus

1.4 Dashboard Visualization using Grafana

1.5 Creating a Dashboard to monitor the Pipeline

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1.6 Monitoring Service using Prometheus

1.7 Alerting using Prometheus

1.8 Grafana Dashboards

1.9 Monitoring a Pipeline

1.1 Terraform vs Ansible

1.2 Terraform Architecture

1.3 Terraform Configuration

1.4 Terraform Common Commands

1.5 Managing Terraform Resources

1.6 Terraform Project

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1.7 Setting Up AWS and Terraform

1.8 Executing a Terraform Configuration

1.9 Managing Terraform Resources

2.0 Terraform State Commands

2.1 Terraform Project

1.1 Introduction to Application Architecture

1.2 Basics of AWS services

1.3 Setting up Ansible

1.4 Creating Repositories

1.5 Setting up and configuring Jenkins using Ansible

1.6 Leveraging Ansible to set up OWASP ZAP, SonarQube, and Trivy

1.7 Installing plugins required for AWS IaaC deployment, Repository, and Terraform

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1.8 Installing and configuring Jenkins, SAST, and DAST tools using Ansibl

1.9 Creating Repositories in the version control tool

2.0 Installing the necessary plugins in Jenkin

1.1 Branching Strategies for Repositories

1.2 Merging Strategies for Repositories

1.3 Deploying AWS components for hosting applications using Terraform and Jenkins

1.4 Terraform Code Reuse

1.5 Terraform State Files

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1.6 Performing the basic branching and merging operations

1.7 Deploying AWS components such as VPC, Subnets, EC2, and PaaS components like EKS, S3 buckets, and RDS using Terraform

1.8 Orchestrating the deployment using the Jenkins pipeline editor

1.9 Converting Terraform resources into modules

2.0 Updating the code to see changes in the state files

1.1 Dockerizing frontend and backend applications

1.2 Creating Kubernetes manifests required for the application

1.3 Creating Helm charts

1.4 Installing Prometheus and Grafan

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1.5 Creating Multi-Stage Dockerfiles for Frontend and Backend Applications (React and Java)

1.6 Creating the required Kubernetes manifests such as Deployments, Services, Ingress, Ingress Controller, ConfigMap, and Secrets

1.7 Applying manifests using Helm

1.8 Installing Prometheus and Grafana in the Kubernetes cluster

1.1 Using declarative pipelines for configuring multi-stage build and deployment

1.2 Integrating Jenkins pipelines with SAST and DAST tools

1.3 Integrating Jenkins pipelines with SoapUI

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1.4 Creating Multi-Stage Declarative Pipelines in Jenkins for React and Java applications

1.5 Parameterizing Jenkins files to handle runtime variables and secrets

1.6 Integrating the pipeline with SAST, DAST, and API testing tools

1.7 Configuring alerts for application downtime

1.8 Utilizing predefined Grafana dashboards and customizing the metrics

1.1 Docker Registry

1.2 Container Storage

1.3 Volumes

1.4 Docker Compose

1.5 Docker Swarm

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1.6 Setting up Docker Hub

1.7 Docker Volumes

1.8 Installing Docker Compose

1.9 Installing a Multi-Container Application using Compose

2.0 Running Docker in Swarm Mode

1.1 Services

1.2 Persistent Storage in Kubernetes

1.3 Primitives for PersistentVolumeClaims

1.4 Secrets and ConfigMaps

1.5 Headless Services

1.6 StatefulSets

1.7 Helm Charts

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1.8 Deploying Services

1.7 Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims

1.8 StatefulSetse

1.9 ConfigMaps and Secrets

2.0 Helm Chartse

1.1 Introduction to Selenium

1.2 Why Selenium?

1.3 Selenium – Webdriver

1.4 Creating Test Cases in Selenium WebDriver (Waits)

1.5 What and why X-Path

1.6 Handling different controls on Webpages

1.7 Framework in Selenium

1.8 Selenium Integration with Jenkins

1.9 Implementation of Selenium in the Edureka’s Project

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2.0 Installing Selenium

2.1 Creating Test Cases in Selenium WebDriver

2.2 Integrating Selenium with Jenkins/p>

1.1 Introduction to Continuous Monitoring

1.2 Introduction to Nagios

1.3 Installing Nagios

1.4 Nagios Plugins(NRPE) and Objects

1.5 Nagios Commands and Notification

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1.6 Installing Nagios

1.7 Monitoring of different servers using Nagios

1.1 Introduction to Continuous Monitoring

1.2 Introduction to Nagios

1.3 Installing Nagios

1.4 Nagios Plugins(NRPE) and Objects

1.5 Nagios Commands and Notification

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1.6 Installing Nagios

1.7 Monitoring of different servers using Nagios

1.1 Why Cloud?

1.2 Introduction to Cloud Computing

1.3 Why DevOps on Cloud?

1.4 Introduction to AWS

1.5 Various AWS services

1.6 DevOps using AWS

1.1 Virtualization

1.2 Amazon Web Services (AWS)

1.3 Benefits of AWS

1.4 AWS Global Infrastructure

1.5 AWS: IAM

1.6 Components of IAM

1.7 Managing users with IAM

1.8 Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

1.9 Security Groups in AWS

2.0 Virtualization

2.1 Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Its Benefits

2.2 Networking components associated with EC2

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2.3 Signing up for a Free Tier Account

2.4 Creating User to Log in to Management Console

2.5 Creating Policies for Users

2.6 Different Approaches to connect to an EC2 instance