Learn DevSecOps with Practice
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DevOps is a set of practices that combines software development and IT operations. It aims to shorten the systems development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality.
DevSecOps is a culture shift in the software industry that aims to bake security into the rapid-release cycles that are typical of modern application development and deployment.
The roles of the DevOps that have the highest demand among respondents are: DevOps engineer– 39% Software engineer– 29% DevOps consultant- 22%
Organizations need DevOps engineers so badly, because now as never before they are pressed to build high-quality applications as fast as possible to keep up with the competition and create innovative solutions to address business challenges in a quick and continuous manner.
In this Course you will learn all the needed DevOps/DevSecOps Skills and Tools needed for your Career.
You will learn all of the below in one course inly (This Ultimate Course):
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What is DevOps Vs DevSecOps
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Linux/Unix For DevOps and Developers
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Learn Python From the Scratch
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Make your own Ethical Hacking Tools In Python
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Learn Cloud Services – AWS (Amazon Web Services)
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Learn Continuous Integration And Continuous Delivery CI/CD – Jenkins
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Learn Containerization Technology – Docker
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Learn IAC (Infrastructure As Code) – AWS Cloud Formation
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Learn IAC (Infrastructure As Code) – Terraform
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Learn Continuous Monitoring – AWS CloudWatch
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Learn Cyber Security Threats and the Best Practices
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Learn Soft Skills for DevOps
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Real Life Scenarios with Practice Step-By-Step
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Linux from the beginning – History and Evolution -
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Linux vs Unix
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Unix Architecture
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Linux Directory Structure
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Basic Linux Commands
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Basic Linux Commands Hands-On
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Working with Directories
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Working with Directories Hands-On
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Listing Files and Understanding ls Output
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Listing Files and Understanding ls Output Hands-On
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Links and Shortcuts in Linux
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Links and Shortcuts in Linux Hands-On
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File and Directory Permissions
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File and Directory Permissions Hands-On
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Finding Files and Directories Hands-On
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Viewing Files and the Nano Editor
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Viewing Files and the Nano Editor Hands-On
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Editing Files in Vi/Vim
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Editing Files in Vi/Vim Hands-On
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Linux copy move commands Hands-On
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Input Output and Redirection
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Input Output and Redirection Hands-On
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Linux Comparing Files Hands-On
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Linux Transfer Files Over Network
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Shell Aliases Hands-On
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Linux Environment Variable Hands-On
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Processes and Job Control
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Processes and Job Control Hands-On
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Scheduling Repeated Jobs with Cron
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Scheduling Repeated Jobs with Cron Hands-On
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Linux History Hands-On
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Linux Sudo Another Users Hands-On
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Linux Users Management Hands-On
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The Linux Boot Process
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Linux File System Hands-On
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What is Shell Scripting
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Linux Operators
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Linux Loops
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Linux Var Special
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Linux Functions
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Linux if else Case
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Linux Interview Preparation Part 1
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Linux Interview Preparation Part 2
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Linux Interview Preparation Part 3
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Install Python
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Hello World
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Data Types
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Numbers
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Math functions
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Operator Precedence
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Variables
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Strings
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Escape Sequence
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Types Conversion
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Formatted Strings
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Strings Indexes
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Boolean
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Lists
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List Methods
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Matrix
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None
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Dictionary
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Dictionary Methods
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Tuple
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Conditional If Else
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For Loop
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Range
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While
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Break Continue Pass
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Functions
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Args Kwargs
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Packages in Python
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Error Handling
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Input / Output (IO)
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Input/Output (IO) Error Handling
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What is Port Scanner and how it works
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Building our first Port Scanner from the scratch
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Web Application Directory Discovery
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Building our first Directory Discovery from the scratch
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What is Brute Force Attack
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Types of Brute Force Attacks
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Building our first Brute Login from the scratch
