DevOps

Bridge the gap between development and operations and learn to deliver software at high velocity with this comprehensive DevOps course from Ucanly. This intermediate program is designed for developers and IT professionals who want to master the culture, tools, and practices that enable faster, more reliable application delivery. You will get hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines, containerization, cloud automation, and Infrastructure as Code (IaC).

With the expert guidance of Ucanly, you will learn to build automated pipelines with Jenkins, package applications with Docker, and orchestrate them at scale with Kubernetes. This Ucanly course is intensely practical, teaching you to provision and manage infrastructure using tools like Terraform and Ansible. You will learn the complete DevOps lifecycle, from code commit to production monitoring, enabling you to build a culture of collaboration and automation.

By the end of this project-driven course, you will have built a complete, end-to-end CI/CD pipeline for a real-world application, proving your ability to automate the entire software delivery process and accelerate development cycles.

Build and manage a complete CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins.
Package applications into portable containers with Docker.
Deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications using Kubernetes.
Provision and manage cloud infrastructure as code with Terraform.
Automate server configuration and software deployment with Ansible.
Implement a robust monitoring and logging solution for your applications.
Master the DevOps culture of collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement.

Live Q&A and Hands-On Pipeline Building Sessions with Instructors
On-demand video lectures
Downloadable source code, configuration files, and scripts (Shell, Dockerfile, Jenkinsfile, etc.)
Access to a pre-configured cloud lab environment
Quizzes and challenging, real-world lab assignments
Lifetime access to course materials and future updates
Certificate of Completion from Ucanly

Course Content

Module 1: The DevOps Culture and Toolchain (The Ucanly Philosophy)
This module, curated by Ucanly, introduces the core principles, culture, and essential tools that define the DevOps movement.

Lesson 1.1: Course Introduction: What is DevOps and Why Does it Matter?
Lesson 1.2: The CALMS Framework (Culture, Automation, Lean, Measurement, Sharing)
Lesson 1.3: The DevOps Lifecycle: A High-Level Overview
Lesson 1.4: Mastering the Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting
Lesson 1.5: Advanced Version Control with Git and GitHub Workflows

Module 2: Continuous Integration with Jenkins
Learn to build a robust CI server to automatically build, test, and integrate code changes.

Module 3: Containerization with Docker
Master the art of packaging your applications and their dependencies into portable, lightweight containers.

Module 4: Container Orchestration with Kubernetes (A Ucanly Deep Dive)
Learn to deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications at scale using the industry-standard orchestrator, with guidance from Ucanly.

Module 5: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform
Learn to define and provision your cloud infrastructure using declarative code for consistency and repeatability.

Module 6: Configuration Management with Ansible
Learn how to automate the configuration of your servers and software, ensuring consistency across your environments.

Module 7: Continuous Monitoring and Logging
Learn how to monitor your applications and infrastructure to ensure performance, reliability, and proactive issue resolution.

Module 8: Capstone: The Complete CI/CD Pipeline (The Ucanly Challenge)
Integrate all your skills to build a fully automated pipeline that takes an application from a code commit all the way to a Kubernetes deployment.

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Original price was: ₹25,000.00.Current price is: ₹14,500.00.
Instructor:Ucanly
Duration: 80 hours
Lessons:38
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Level:Beginner

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Module 1: The DevOps Culture and Toolchain (The Ucanly Philosophy) This module, curated by Ucanly, introduces the core principles, culture, and essential tools that define the DevOps movement.

Lesson 1.1: Course Introduction: What is DevOps and Why Does it Matter?

Lesson 1.2: The CALMS Framework (Culture, Automation, Lean, Measurement, Sharing)

Lesson 1.3: The DevOps Lifecycle: A High-Level Overview

Lesson 1.4: Mastering the Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting

Lesson 1.5: Advanced Version Control with Git and GitHub Workflows

Module 2: Continuous Integration with Jenkins Learn to build a robust CI server to automatically build, test, and integrate code changes.

Lesson 2.1: Introduction to Continuous Integration (CI)

Lesson 2.2: Setting Up and Configuring a Jenkins Server

Lesson 2.3: Creating Your First Jenkins Job

Lesson 2.4: Introduction to Jenkins Pipelines (Declarative Pipeline as Code)

Lesson 2.5: Project: Building a CI Pipeline for a Sample Application

Module 3: Containerization with Docker Master the art of packaging your applications and their dependencies into portable, lightweight containers.

Lesson 3.1: Introduction to Virtualization vs. Containerization

Lesson 3.2: The Docker Architecture: Images, Containers, and Registries

Lesson 3.3: Writing Efficient Dockerfiles

Lesson 3.4: Managing Multi-Container Applications with Docker Compose

Lesson 3.5: Live Session: A Workshop on Dockerizing a Complex Application

Module 4: Container Orchestration with Kubernetes (A Ucanly Deep Dive) Learn to deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications at scale using the industry-standard orchestrator, with guidance from Ucanly.

Lesson 4.1: The Need for Orchestration: Introduction to Kubernetes

Lesson 4.2: Core Kubernetes Concepts: Pods, Services, Deployments

Lesson 4.3: Managing Application Configuration with ConfigMaps and Secrets

Lesson 4.4: Persistent Storage with Volumes

Lesson 4.5: Project: Deploying a Microservices Application on a Kubernetes Cluster

Module 5: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform Learn to define and provision your cloud infrastructure using declarative code for consistency and repeatability.

Lesson 5.1: The Principles of Infrastructure as Code

Lesson 5.2: Introduction to Terraform and the HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL)

Lesson 5.3: Managing State and Provisioning Cloud Resources (AWS/Azure/GCP)

Lesson 5.4: Using Terraform Modules for Reusability

Lesson 5.5: Project: Provisioning a Complete VPC with Terraform

Module 6: Configuration Management with Ansible Learn how to automate the configuration of your servers and software, ensuring consistency across your environments.

Lesson 6.1: The Role of Configuration Management

Lesson 6.2: Introduction to Ansible: Architecture and Playbooks

Lesson 6.3: Writing Ansible Playbooks and Managing Inventory

Lesson 6.4: Using Roles to Organize Your Playbooks

Lesson 6.5: Project: Automating the Setup of a Web Server with Ansible

Module 7: Continuous Monitoring and Logging Learn how to monitor your applications and infrastructure to ensure performance, reliability, and proactive issue resolution.

Lesson 7.1: The Importance of Monitoring in DevOps

Lesson 7.2: Infrastructure and Application Monitoring with Prometheus

Lesson 7.3: Creating Dashboards with Grafana

Lesson 7.4: Centralized Logging with the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)

Module 8: Capstone: The Complete CI/CD Pipeline (The Ucanly Challenge) Integrate all your skills to build a fully automated pipeline that takes an application from a code commit all the way to a Kubernetes deployment.

Lesson 8.1: Designing the End-to-End Pipeline Architecture

Lesson 8.2: Integrating Jenkins, Docker, and a Container Registry

Lesson 8.3: Automating Deployment to Kubernetes with Jenkins

Lesson 8.4: Final Demonstration of the Automated “Commit-to-Deploy” Pipeline

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