AWS Certified DevOps Engineer Training

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing & AWS

What is Cloud Computing

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How AWS is the leader in the cloud domain
Various cloud computing products offered by AWS
Introduction to AWS S3, EC2, VPC, EBS, ELB, AMI
Getting a detailed understanding of the AWS architecture and the AWS Management Console
Introduction to AWS EC2
Comparing Public IP and Elastic IP
Demonstrating how to launch an AWS EC2 instance
What is auto scaling
AWS EC2 best practices and cost involved
Understanding various concepts of backup services in AWS
Hands-on Exercise –
Setting up of AWS account
How to launch an EC2 instance
Process of hosting a website
Launching a Linux Virtual Machine using an AWS EC2 instance

Module 2: Database services

Elastic Block Storage (EBS) for block level persistent storage volumes with S3 buckets
Understanding Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora which are relational databases
Amazon DynamoDB which is a NoSQL database
Understanding Amazon Redshift which is a data warehousing product
Amazon ElasticCache which is an in-memory data store
Deploying AWS database migration service
Hands-on Exercise –
How to create an Amazon RDS instance
Creating a Read Replica instance of RDS
Creating Table in master RDS
How to add data to master RDS
Adding data to replica RDS
Using Aurora to create a PostgreSQL and MySQL instance
Within DynamoDB creating a NoSQL table and running queries

Module 3: Object Storage

Introduction to AWS storage
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)
Creating an AWS S3 bucket
AWS Storage Gateway
Understanding the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Hosting a static website using Amazon S3
Amazon Glacier storage for long-term data backup and archiving
Amazon Snowball for data import/export
Hands-on Exercise –
How to run an AWS CLI command
Deploying the AWS Storage Gateway for connecting cloud-based storage with the on-premise software

Module 4: Autoscaling and load balancing

Understanding Fault Tolerance in AWS
In-depth study of Elastic Load Balancing
The types of Load Balancers viz. Classic and Application
AWS Auto Scaling mechanism
Understanding AWS Management Console
How to access the Elastic Load Balancing
Studying AWS SDK, AWS CLI and Https Query API
Hands-on Exercise –
How to create an Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
Configuration of auto scaling group
Familiarizing with the Management Console

Module 5: Virtual Private Cloud

What is Amazon VPC
VPC as a networking layer for EC2
Examples
VPC and Subnets
Default and non-default VPCs
Components of VPC networking
IP addressing
Security
VPN connections
Accessing the internet
Using AWS PrivateLink to access the services
VPC supported platforms
Hands-on Exercise –
Create a Virtual Private Network for an AWS EC2 instance and access it over the internet and via a private network using AWS Private Link

Module 6: Application services, AWS Lambda and CLI

Introduction to various AWS application services
Elastic Beanstalk
Simple Email Services (SES)
Simple Notification Service (SNS)
AWS Lambda
Elastic OpsWorks and CLI
Hands-on Exercise –
How to run an app using AWS Elastics Beanstalk
Deploying SES to send email
Enabling and generating notification service
Using AWS Lambda to copy object
Modeling and provisioning your app with AWS OpsWorks

Module 7: IAM and monitoring

Authentication (who can use) and Authorization (level of access)
IAM Policies – JSON structure, users, groups and their Roles
IAM HTTPS API
Logging IAM events with AWS CloudTrail
Monitoring and managing AWS resources using CloudWatch
Deploying configuration alerts and notifications with CloudWatch
Billing for CloudWatch
Hands-on Exercise –
How to create a JSON document using which the access policy for groups and users in defined
Logging IAM events using AWS CloudTrail

Module 8: Configuration management and automation

Configuration management and automation of server configuration using OpsWorks
Determining how servers are configured, managed and deployed across EC2 instances
Creating a virtual machine using Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Introduction to the Domain Name Registration service AWS Route 53
How to route internet traffic to resources
Checking health of resources automatically
Provisioning of infrastructure resources using AWS CloudFormation
Hands-on Exercise –
How to register a domain using Route 53
Routing internet traffic to the resources and automatically checking health of resources

Module 9: Architecting AWS – whitepaper

Module 10: AWS Architect Questions

Module 11: AWS Migration

Module 12: AWS Security

Module 13: Infrastructure Setup

Module 14: Introduction to Devops

Module 15: Software Version Control

What is Version Control
Types of Version Control System
Introduction to SVN
Introduction to Git
Git Lifecycle
Common Git Commands
Working with Branches in Git
Merging Branches
Resolving Merge Conflicts
Git Workflow
Hands-on Exercise –
Git Life cycle Commands
Pushing Code to Github
Stashing Code in git
Creating, Deleting Git Branches
Reverting a Push to GitHub
Merging branches using git merge
Merging branches using git rebase
Resolving merge conflicts using git merge tool

Module 16: Containerization using Docker – Part I

Introduction to Docker
Understanding Docker Lifecycle
Components of Docker Ecosystem
Common Docker Operations
Creating a DockerHub Account
Committing changes in a Container
Pushing a Container Image to DockerHub
Creating Custom Docker Images using Dockerfile
Hands-on Exercise –
Common Docker Operations
Creating a DockerHub Account
Committing Changes to a Container
Pushing container to DockerHub
Creating Local Image Repository
Building an Image using Dockerfile

Module 17: Containerization using Docker – Part II

What are Docker Volumes
Deploying a Multi-Tier Application using Docker Network
Using Docker Compose to deploy containers
What is Container Orchestration
Container Orchestration Tools
Introduction to Docker Swarm
Deploying a 2-Node Cluster using Docker Swarm
Hands-on Exercise –
Creating Docker Volumes
Using Docker Compose to deploy multiple containers
Deploying a Multi Node Cluster using Docker Swarm
Deploying a multi-service app on Docker Swarm

Module 18: Configuration Management using Puppet

Need of Configuration Management
Configuration Management Tools
What is Puppet
Puppet Architecture
Setting up Master Slave using Puppet
Puppet Manifests
Puppet Modules
Applying configuration using Puppet
Puppet File Server
Hands-on Exercise –
Setting up Master Slave on AWS
Testing Connection of nodes with Puppet
Creating a Manifest
Deploying Manifest on Node
Creating a Module
Deploying sample software on nodes using Puppet Modules and Manifests
Implementing a File Server Module on Puppet

Module 19: Configuration Management using Ansible

What is Ansible?
Ansible vs Puppet
Ansible Architecture
Setting up Master Slave using Ansible
Ansible Playbook
Ansible Roles
Applying configuration using Ansible
Hands-on Exercise –
Installing Ansible on AWS
Creating a Playbook using YAML
Creating an Ansible Role
Using Roles in Playbook

Module 20: Continuous Testing

Module 21: Continuous Integration using Jenkins

Introduction to Continuous Integration
Jenkins Master Slave Architecture
Understanding CI/CD Pipelines
Creating an end to end automated CI/CD Pipeline
Hands-on Exercise –
Creating a Jenkins Master Slave on AWS
Installing Plug-ins in Jenkins
Creating Jenkins Builds
Creating Scheduled Builds
Triggering Jobs using Git Web Hooks
Using the Pipeline Plugin In jenkins

Module 22: Continuous Orchestration using Kubernetes

Introduction to Kubernetes
Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes
Kubernetes Architecture
Deploying Kubernetes using Kubeadms
Alternate ways of deploying Kubernetes
YAML Files
Creating a Deployment in Kubernetes using YAML
Services in Kubernetes
Ingress in Kubernetes
Case Study – Kubernetes Architecture
Hands-on Exercise –
Setting up Kubernetes using kubeadm
Installing Kubernetes using kops and GCK
Creating a Deployment
Creating Services
Creating an Ingress
Demonstrating the use of Ingress, services and deployments together

Module 23: Continuous Monitoring using Nagios

Module 24: DevOps on AWS

Module 25: Deploying Infrastructure with Terraform

Installing Terraform – Windows Users
Installing Terraform – Linux Users
Choosing Right IDE for Terraform IAC development
Creating first EC2 instance with Terraform
Terraform Code – First EC2 Instance
Understanding Resources & Providers
Destroying Infrastructure with Terraform
Destroying Specific Resource
Understanding Terraform State files
Understanding Desired & Current States
Challenges with the current state on computed values
Terraform Commands – State Files
Terraform Provider Versioning
Types of Terraform Providers
Understanding Attributes and Output Values in Terraform
Attribute Resource (Document)
Referencing Cross-Account Resource Attributes
Terraform Variables
Data Types for Variables
Fetching Data from Maps and List in Variable
Terraform Format
Validating Terraform Configuration Files
Hands-on Exercise –
Implementing remote-exec provisioners
Implementing local-exec provisioners
Integrating Ansible with Terraform

Module 26: Terraform Modules & Workspaces

What is Infrastructure as a code
Iac vs Configuration Management
Introduction to Terraform
Installing Terraform on AWS
Basic Operations in terraform – init, plan, apply, destroy
Terraform Code Basics
Deploying and 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
Deploying EC2 inside a custom VPC using Terraform

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About Course

AWS Certified DevOps Engineer training is a comprehensive program designed for IT professionals and DevOps practitioners looking to excel in cloud-based DevOps practices using Amazon Web Services (AWS). This training covers essential concepts such as continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, and automation, all within the AWS ecosystem. Participants learn to optimize and streamline development pipelines, manage AWS resources efficiently, and ensure the scalability and reliability of cloud-based applications. The course prepares individuals for the AWS Certified DevOps Engineer certification, a globally recognized credential that validates expertise in AWS DevOps practices, making them valuable assets in the cloud computing and DevOps domains.

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Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing & AWS

What is Cloud Computing

How AWS is the leader in the cloud domain

Various cloud computing products offered by AWS

Introduction to AWS S3, EC2, VPC, EBS, ELB, AMI

Getting a detailed understanding of the AWS architecture and the AWS Management Console

Introduction to AWS EC2

Comparing Public IP and Elastic IP

Demonstrating how to launch an AWS EC2 instance

What is auto scaling

AWS EC2 best practices and cost involved

Understanding various concepts of backup services in AWS

Hands-on Exercise –

Setting up of AWS account

How to launch an EC2 instance

Process of hosting a website

Launching a Linux Virtual Machine using an AWS EC2 instance

Module 2: Database services

Elastic Block Storage (EBS) for block level persistent storage volumes with S3 buckets

Understanding Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora which are relational databases

Amazon DynamoDB which is a NoSQL database

Understanding Amazon Redshift which is a data warehousing product

Amazon ElasticCache which is an in-memory data store

Deploying AWS database migration service

Hands-on Exercise –

How to create an Amazon RDS instance

Creating a Read Replica instance of RDS

Creating Table in master RDS

How to add data to master RDS

Adding data to replica RDS

Using Aurora to create a PostgreSQL and MySQL instance

Within DynamoDB creating a NoSQL table and running queries

Module 3: Object Storage

Introduction to AWS storage

AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)

Creating an AWS S3 bucket

AWS Storage Gateway

Understanding the Command Line Interface (CLI)

Hosting a static website using Amazon S3

Amazon Glacier storage for long-term data backup and archiving

Amazon Snowball for data import/export

Hands-on Exercise –

How to run an AWS CLI command

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