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Career Opportunities in Azure DevOps

The rise of DevOps has created numerous career opportunities across industries:

DevOps Engineer

Release Manager

Automation Engineer

Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)

Cloud Engineer

Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) Specialist

Configuration Manager

Security Engineer

DevOps Consultant

WHY CHOOSE AIMNXT?

Comprehensive Curriculum

Our DevOps course covers all essential aspects, including tools, methodologies, and real-world case studies, ensuring a holistic learning experience.

Experienced Faculty

Our instructors are industry experts with extensive hands-on experience in implementing DevOps practices across diverse projects.

Hands-on Training

We emphasize practical learning through hands-on exercises, projects, and simulations, enabling students to gain valuable practical skills.

Industry-Relevant Tools

We provide exposure to popular DevOps tools such as Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, and more, ensuring students are ready to tackle real-world challenges.

Placement Assistance

We offer dedicated placement support, including resume building, interview preparation, and connections to our network of partner organizations.

Flexible Learning Options

Our institute provides both classroom and online training, allowing students to choose a mode that best suits their schedule and preferences.

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COURSE PLAN

Azure DevOps

– What is DevOps
– A brief history about DevOps
– Goals of DevOps
– DevOps Vs Traditional Silos

– Build Automation
– Continuous Integration
– Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment
– Infrastructure as a Code
– Configuration Management
– Orchestration
– Monitoring
– Microservices

– Tools for Build Automation and Continuous Integration
– Tools for Continuous Integration
– Tools for Virtualization and Containerization
– Tools for Monitoring
– Tools for Orchestration

– DevOps and Azure

– Introduction to Agile
– Various agile practices with Azure DevOps
– Azure Project Wiki

– Source Control
– Exploring Azure Repos
– Configuring branches
– Branching Strategies
– Pull Request Workflow
– Using Git tags to Organise a repository
– Exploring Repository Permissions
– Azure Repos Demo and Git Workflow
– Repository Sharing with Submodules
– Connecting to GitHub Using Azure Active Directory
– Exploring Code Reviews
– Exploring Static Code Analysis
– Using Pull Requests with Work Items

– Using Git Tags to Organize Your Repository
– Handling Large Repositories
– Exploring Repository Permissions
– Removing Repository Data
– Recovering Repository Data

– Azure Pipelines
– Understanding Build Agents
– Self Hosted Build Agents vs Microsoft hosted Agents
– Agent Pools
– Parallel Jobs
– Classic Vs YAML pipelines
– Pipeline as a Code (YAML)
– Agent Demands
– Multi Agent Builds
– Using Build Trigger Rules
– Incorporating Multiple Builds
– Exploring Containerized Agents
– GitHub Integration with Azure DevOps Pipelines
– Integrate External Services with Azure Pipelines
– Visual Studio Marketplace Demo
– Exploring Testing Strategies in Your Build
– Understanding Code Coverage
– Discovering Pipeline Health Monitoring
– Improving Pipeline Performance and Cost Efficiency
– Incorporating Variable Groups

– Create a Release Pipeline
– Build and Release Tasks
– Exploring Stages, Dependencies, and Conditions
– Discovering Azure App Configuration
– Implementing Release Gates
– Implementing Deployment Slots Releases
– Implementing Load Balancer and Traffic Manager Releases
– Understanding Feature Toggles

– What Is Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)?
– Metric Charts and Dashboards
– Application Health Checks
– System Load and Failure Conditions
– Baseline Metrics
– Discovering Application Insights Smart Detection and Dynamic Thresholds
– Deciding Which Dependencies to Set Alerts On

– Discovering Package Management Tools
– Exploring Azure Artifacts
– Creating a Versioning Strategy for Artifacts

– Exploring Configuration Management
– Introducing PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC)
– Implementing PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) for Application Infrastructure
– Discovering Azure Policy
– Exploring Azure Policy Guest

– Understanding Deployment Solution Options
– Exploring Infrastructure as Code: ARM vs. Terraform
– Discovering Azure Bicep
– Exploring Infrastructure as Code: PowerShell vs. CLI
– Linting ARM Templates
– Deploying a Database
– Understanding SQL Data Movement
– Introduction to Visual Studio App Center
– Exploring CDN and IoT Deployments
– Understanding Azure Stack and Sovereign Cloud Deployments

– Exploring Azure AD Privileged Identity Management (PIM)
– Exploring Azure AD Conditional Access
– Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication
– Working with Service Principals
– Working with Managed Identities
– Using Service Connections
– Incorporating Vaults
– Exploring Azure Pipelines Secrets
– Discovering GitHub Secrets

– Static Code Analysis
– Dynamic code Analysis
– Understanding Dependency Scanning
– Exploring Container Dependency Scanning
– Incorporating Security into Your Pipelines
– Scanning for Compliance with tools like WhiteSource Bolt and SonarQube

– Discovering Logs in Azure
– Introducing Azure Monitor Logs
– Controlling Who Has Access to Your Logs
– Discovering Crash Analytics
– Introducing Distributed Tracing
– Understanding User Analytics with Application Insights and App Center
– Exploring Infrastructure Performance Indicators
– Configure Alerts for Pipeline Events with Slack and Teams
– Exploring Monitoring Feedback Loops

– Exploring Custom Dashboards
– Incorporating Work Items with Deployments
– Using GitHub with Azure Boards

– Onboarding New Employees
– Exploring Azure DevOps Dependency Tracking

Azure Admin

– Introduction
– The language of Cloud Computing
– The Economy of Cloud Computing
– Cloud Service Models
– Azure MarketPlace
– Cloud Architect Models

– Regions and Availability Zones
– Resource Groups and ARMn
– Demo: Creating Azure Resources
– Azure Resource Manager
– Azure Portal and Azure Cloud Shell
– Azure CLI and Powershell
– Using ARM Templates

– Virtual Network
– Demo: Create a Virtual Network
– Load Balancer
– VPN Gateway
– Application Gateway
– Content Delivery Network
– ExpressRoute
– NSGs
– Azure DNS
– Azure Firewall
– Service Endpoints and Private EndPoints
– Intersite Connectivity
– Vnet Peering

– Storage Accounts
– Blob
– Disk
– File
– Archive
– Blob Object Replication
– Blob Life Cycle Management
– Azure File Sync

– Virtual Machines
– Demo: Create a VM
– Scale sets
– App Services
– Azure Container Instances
– Azure Kubernetes Service
– Azure Virtual Desktops
– Azure Functions
– Demo: Azure App Services

– Azure Active Directory
– Users, Tenants, Groups
– Multi-Factor Authentication
– Single Sign-On
– SSPR
– AD Device Management
– Roles in Azure
– Assigning Access to Resources
– Custom Roles

– Azure Monitor
– Setting up Alerts and Actions
– Azure Monitor Logs
– Monitor Insights
– Application Insights
– Network Watcher

– Disaster Recovery
– Azure Backup
– Azure Site Recovery
– Backup Reports

– Cosmos DB
– Azure SQL
– Azure Database for MySQL
– Azure Database for PostgreSQL
– Database Migration Services

– Defence in Depth
– Securing Network Connectivity
– Public and Private Endpoints
– Microsoft Defender for Cloud
– Key Vault
– Azure Information Protection
– Microsoft Defender for Identity
– Azure Sentinel
– Azure Dedicated Hosts
– Demo: Azure Key Vault

– Governance
– Azure Monitor
– Monitoring Tools
– Azure Service Health
– Azure Arc

– Managing Subscriptions
– Cost Management
– Pricing Factor
– Demo: Using the pricing Calculator
– Azure Policies
– Cloud Governance Strategy

– Plans
– Tickets
– Channels
– SLAs
– Service Life Cycle

Kubernetes

– K8S Basics
– K8s Architectural Overview
– Building a Kubernetes Cluster
– Using Namespaces in K8s

– K8s Management Overview
– Introduction to High Availability in K8s
– Introducing K8s Management Tools
– Safely Draining a K8s Node
– Upgrading K8s with kubeadm
– Backing Up and Restoring etcd Cluster Data
– Cluster Management Summary

– Working with kubectl
– Managing K8s Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
– Creating ServiceAccounts
– Inspecting Pod Resource Usage
– Using Custom Resources (CRD)
– Understanding Kubernetes Auth
– Exploring Admission Control
– Managing Compute Resource Usage
– Configuring Applications with ConfigMaps and Secrets
– Configuring SecurityContext for Containers

– Building Container Images
– Running Jobs and CronJobs
– Building Multi-Container Pods
– Using Init Containers
– Using Multiple Containers in a Kubernetes Pod
– Managing Application Configuration
– Managing Container Resources
– Monitoring Container Health with Probes
– Building Self-Healing Pods with Restart Policies
– Creating Multi-Container Pods
– Introducing Init Containers

– Exploring K8s Scheduling
– Assigning a Kubernetes Pod to a Specific Node
– Using DaemonSets
– Using DaemonSets in Kubernetes
– Using Static Pods in Kubernetes

– K8s Deployments Overview
– Scaling Applications with Deployments
– Managing Rolling Updates with Deployments
– Deploying with Blue/Green and Canary Strategies
– Installing Helm
– Using Helm
– Deploying Packaged Kubernetes Apps with Helm

– K8s Networking Architectural Overview
– CNI Plugins Overview
– Understanding K8s DNS
– Using NetworkPolicies

– K8s Services Overview
– Using K8s Services
– Exposing Kubernetes Pods Using Services
– Using Kubernetes Services With DNS
– Using Kubernetes Ingress
– Controlling Network Access with NetworkPolicies - Part 2
– Exposing Applications with Ingress

– K8s Storage Overview
– Using K8s Volumesor
– Exploring K8s Persistent Volumes
– Using K8s Persistent Volumes
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– Understanding the API Deprecation Policys
– Implementing Probes and Health Checks
– Implementing Health Checks in a Kubernetes Application
– Monitoring Kubernetes Applications
– Accessing Container Logs
– Debugging in Kubernetes

Ansible

– Getting Started with Ansible
– A Brief Tour of the Ansible Configuration File
– Ad-Hoc Ansible Commands

– Variables and Inventories
– Using YAML in Inventories
– Dynamic Inventories
– Working with Ansible Inventories

– Introduction to Playbooks and Common Modules
– Create Playbooks to Configure Systems to a Specified State
– Basic Playbook Syntax Demonstration
– Use Variables to Retrieve the Results of Running Commands
– Use Conditionals to Control Play Execution Part 1
– Configure Error Handling
– Demo: Error Handling – Ignore Errors
– Demo: Error Handling – Block Groups
– Selectively Run Specific Tasks In Playbooks Using Tags

– Using Ansible Templates Lecture
– Demo: Using Ansible Templates

– Ansible Variables Lecture
– Ansible Variables - Magic Variables and Jinja Filters
– Ansible Variables - Variable Files
– Ansible Facts Lecture
– Working with Ansible Facts

– Working with Ansible Roles Lecture
– Applying In-Line Roles and Role Dependencies
– Working with Ansible Roles
– Download roles from an Ansible Galaxy
– Ansible Galaxy

– Parallelism in Ansible

– The Ansible-Vault Command
– Using Vaults in Playbooks
– Working with Confidential Data in Ansible

– Introduction to Ansible Tower
– Installing Ansible Tower
– Use Documentation to Look Up Specific Information About Ansible Modules and Commands
– Finding Documentation

– Shell Scripts to Run Ad-Hoc Commands
– Firewall Rules
– Archiving
– Scheduled Tasks: Cron
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– Scheduled Tasks: `at`

– Ad-Hoc Ansible shell scripts
– Ansible Archiving
– Ansible Cron
– Ansible Scheduling with AT
– Ansible Security

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