Welcome to the DevOps Tutorial Repository, a key resource for AWS-focused DevOps learning! This repository is an extensive collection of tutorials and guides, specifically curated for those leveraging AWS in their DevOps practices. Whether you're just starting your journey in DevOps, or you're an experienced practitioner seeking to deepen your expertise with AWS tools and methodologies, this repository is tailored for you.
Our tutorials and resources provide in-depth coverage of various DevOps tools and practices, with a special focus on integrating them within the AWS ecosystem. AWS offers a broad set of services and tools that are crucial in the DevOps landscape, and our repository aims to help you harness these capabilities to their fullest potential.
Whether you're a beginner who's curious about AWS and DevOps, or a seasoned DevOps professional looking to integrate more AWS services into your workflow, this repository has something for everyone. It's designed to guide you through the nuances of AWS services and how they can optimize your DevOps processes.
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Linux Tutorial: Dive into the world of Linux with our tutorials, starting with the
history-of-jan-06-2024.txt, a comprehensive guide to Linux basics and advanced concepts. -
Git: Master version control with Git. Our tutorials provide insights from basic usage to advanced Git strategies and workflows.
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Jenkins: Learn about Jenkins, a cornerstone tool for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD).
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Ansible and Terraform: Explore the world of infrastructure as code (IaC) with Ansible and Terraform tutorials, perfect for automating your infrastructure setup.
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Docker: Delve into containerization with Docker. Understand how to containerize applications and manage them effectively.
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Kubernetes (k8s): Get hands-on with Kubernetes, a powerful system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
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Nagios: Learn about Nagios for monitoring systems, networks, and infrastructure.
- Ansible Command History: A log of practical Ansible commands for reference.
- VS Code Installation Script: A handy script for installing VS Code, a popular editor among DevOps professionals.
Your contributions to enhance or extend the tutorials and resources in this repository are most welcome! Feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.
Happy learning, and let's make DevOps easy and accessible for everyone!
Disclaimer: The contents of this repository are intended for educational purposes. Please ensure to test and validate in a controlled environment before applying in production.
This repository contains course materials for the Caltech-DevOps Simplilearn Postgraduate Program.
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Course Introduction
- Overview of the program
- Objectives and outcomes
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Basic Linux
- Introduction to Linux
- File system and basic commands
- Shell scripting
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Introduction to DevOps
- DevOps concepts and principles
- DevOps practices and tools
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Version Control System
- Introduction to Git
- Git workflow
- Branching and merging strategies
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CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins
- Introduction to Jenkins
- Configuring and managing Jenkins
- Building and deploying pipelines
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Configuration Management with Ansible
- Introduction to Ansible
- Writing Ansible playbooks
- Ansible roles and best practices
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Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
- Introduction to Terraform
- Writing Terraform configurations
- Terraform modules and best practices
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Containerization with Docker
- Introduction to Docker
- Dockerfile and Docker Compose
- Docker networking and storage
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Container Orchestration with Kubernetes
- Introduction to Kubernetes
- Kubernetes objects and resources
- Kubernetes networking and storage
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Continuous Monitoring
- Introduction to monitoring
- Monitoring tools and techniques
- Integrating monitoring with CI/CD pipelines
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Centralized Notification System
- Introduction to centralized notifications
- Notification tools and techniques
- Integrating notifications with CI/CD pipelines
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AWS Cloud
- Introduction to AWS
- AWS services and best practices
- Deploying and managing applications on AWS
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Real-Time Project
- Working with Java, Maven, and Tomcat
- Building a complete CI/CD pipeline
- Applying DevOps principles and practices
This repository contains course materials, example projects, and code snippets. Use it as a reference while working through the Caltech-DevOps Simplilearn Postgraduate Program.
To get started, you will need to clone the repository to your local machine. Follow the instructions below:
- Open a terminal or Git Bash.
- Navigate to the directory where you want to clone the repository.
- Run the following command to clone the repository:
git clone [email protected]:manikcloud/devops-project.git
- Change into the cloned repository directory:
cd devops-project
You have now successfully cloned the repository to your local machine. You can start working on the project and use Git to track your changes.
Before making any changes, create a new branch based on the master branch. This will help keep the master branch clean and make it easier to collaborate with others.
- Ensure you are in the
devops-projectdirectory. - Run the following command to create a new branch:
git checkout -b your_branch_name
- Make your changes, commit them, and push them to the remote repository:
git add .
git commit -m "Your commit message"
git push origin your_branch_name
When you are ready to merge your changes with the master branch, create a pull request on GitHub. This will allow others to review your changes before merging them.
Remember to always keep your local repository up to date by fetching and merging changes from the remote repository.
Happy coding!
Please note that the entire repository is owned and maintained by Varun Kumar Manik. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information and resources provided in this repository, Varun Kumar Manik takes full responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies that may be present.
Simplilearn is not responsible for the content or materials provided in this repository and disclaims all liability for any issues, misunderstandings, or claims that may arise from the use of the information or materials provided. By using this repository, you acknowledge that Varun Kumar Manik is solely accountable for its content, and you agree to hold Simplilearn harmless from any claims or liabilities that may arise as a result of your use or reliance on the information provided herein.
It is important to understand that this repository contains educational materials for a training course, and users are expected to apply their own judgment and discretion when utilizing the provided resources. Neither Varun Kumar Manik nor Simplilearn can guarantee specific results or outcomes from following the materials in this repository.
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