The Ultimate DevOps Course 2023 - Jenkins, Terraform, AWS
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Course material last updated: March 2023
Speak confidently about DevOps CICD Pipelines Implementation on AWS from your own personal experience implementing the pipelines in this course.
This is a project-based DevOps Course, meaning that at the end of the course, you will have a complete DevOps Pipeline and DevOps Infrastructure that will automatically build, package, and test the Java Spring Boot Application – PetClinic. You will build this DevOps Pipeline and Infrastructure from scratch. The DevOps pipeline is composed of 5 separate, independent, and decoupled jobs, each stored on their own git repository. The five jobs are the following: the build job, the packaging job, the manual/exploratory testing job, the API testing job, and the performance testing job.
DevOps CICD is a software engineering approach to automate the delivery of software. It aims to build, test, and release software faster and more frequently. The approach helps reduce the cost, time, and risk of delivering changes by allowing for more incremental updates to applications in production.
In this course, you will learn techniques, processes, and tools to achieve continuous delivery by connecting and automating all phases of software delivery, including configuration management, automated acceptance testing, dependency management, and the creation and management of testing environments. These techniques are widely applicable to all sorts of different software projects—big, small, highly technical, or short sprints to early value.
Using a practical approach, the course covers the CICD tools, strategies, and concepts of Continuous Delivery. You will create your own Jenkins Pipeline to build, test and deploy jobs as well as integrate Jenkins with integration and delivering tools such as Maven, JUnit, GitHub, JMeter, Packer, and Terraform on AWS.
What Past Students Are Saying
The best part of the class is the various aspects of DevOps and the CI/CD pipeline. I learned a lot. Thank you!
-Kuowen
Just an outstanding instructor. Keenly knowledgeable in a cutting-edge field, yet available for consultation and approachable across the range of coding experience amongst a wide range of experience in the student group. The course is exceedingly well-organized, and gives great “bang-for the buck”.
– Rafa
This class was fantastic for me! It helped to fill in gaps in my experience – I was familiar with some of the tools and practices, but not all, and putting together the final project facilitated my understanding of the mechanisms of a working CI/CD pipeline.
-Todd
I really liked that the course focused on the hands-on learning (labs) evenly with the theoretical. For this topic especially, the hands-on learning is critical and is something that is missing in other courses.
– Rick
I liked this course on DevOps, because at work, we are in the process of establishing a DevSecOps and going through this course gave me hands-on experience, and I appreciate that very much.
– Derick
Norma is an expert in the field of DevOps. She has a pleasant personality also. Whenever we encountered any problems, she would try to address it.
– Jacob
I really liked the approach the instructor took to help and assist my learning and development throughout the course. The instructor was very friendly and approachable. She has immense amount of knowledge and experience in DevOps and it shows. I will keep in touch with her for further coursework for myself as well as my team. I appreciate her hardwork and great attitude!
– Alex
Prerequisites: Knowledge of AWS Environment is desirable but not required. Students should have knowledge of basic System Integration and Test methods, tools, and terms.
Software:
- AWS account
- PDF Reader / Google Word Access
- Open-source software (download links will be provided)
Hardware:
- A personal computer terminal
Instructor Teaching & Software Experience:
- 648 – Number of students taught using this course material in a Virtual Instructor Led Training (VILT) course
- 5+ Years Teaching at Private Technical Companies and UCSD University
- 25+ Years of working in the Software Industry
Instructor Education & AWS Certifications
- BS in Computer Science (SDSU)
- AWS Architecture Certification
- AWS Developer Certification
- AWS System Integration Certification
- AWS DevOps Professional Certification
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Jenkins Server Preview
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About Your Instructor
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DevOps Course Quick Start
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Course Objectives
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Prerequisites For This Course
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DevOps Goals
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DevOps Life Cycle
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DevOps Roles
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DevOps Tools
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DevOps Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery Definitions
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**Assignment: Create Your Accounts -
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**Step by Step LAB: Configure your Workstation with AWS and Git
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Section RoadMap
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LESSON: Jenkins Introduction
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Jenkins Installation: Create an Instance Role for your EC2 Instance
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Jenkins Installation: Create a Security Group for Your EC2 Instance
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Jenkins Installation: Create your EC2 Instance and assign the SG and EC2 Role
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Jenkins Installation: Connect to your EC2
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Tips On Using The Lab Documents
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Jenkins Installation: Install Jenkins in an EC2 Instance
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Jenkins Installation: Jenkins Global Configuration
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Jenkins Installation: Jenkins Additional Configuration
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Stopping and Restarting your EC2 Instance
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**Step by Step LAB: Jenkins Installation
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LESSON: Jenkins Tour
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LESSON: Jenkins Job
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**Step by Step LAB: Create Freestyle, Upstream and Downstream Jenkins Jobs
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Jenkins Job: Step By Step Freestyle Jobs Introduction
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**Step by Step LAB: Create Freestyle, Upstream and Downstream Jenkins Jobs
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Jenkins Views
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Create a Jenkins Views that includes all of your Freestyle Jobs
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Create a Jenkins Views that includes all of your Freestyle Jobs (Step By Step)
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Road Map - Section 3
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LESSON: Pipelines & JenkinsFiles
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Pipelines & JenkinsFiles Resources
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Jenkins Pipeline Job: introduction
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Jenkins Pipeline Job PART 1: Create Your GitHub Repo
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Jenkins Pipeline Job PART 2: Run the Spring PetClinic App on your local terminal
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Jenkins Pipeline Job Part 3: Run the PetClinic Application from Jenkins
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Jenkinsfile Explanation
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**Step by Step LAB: Create a Jenkins Pipeline Job
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Class RoadMap
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LESSON: Packer Introduction
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Jenkins Package Job: Install Packer on your Jenkins EC2 Instance
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Create the Packer GitHub Repo Part 1: Create the PetClinic Package Repo
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Create the Packer GitHub Repo Part 2A: Base Image Explanation
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Create the Packer GitHub Repo Part 2B: Create Base Image
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Create the Packer GitHub Repo Part 2C: Create PetClinic Image from your local PC
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Create the Packer GitHub Repo Part 2D: Package Repo Explanation
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Add the Package Job to Jenkins Part 1: Install Packer on Jenkins
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Add the Package Job to Jenkins Part 2: Add the Package Job to Jenkins
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Add the Package Job to Jenkins Part 3: Add Package Job to the MultiJob Pipeline
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**Step by Step LAB: Create Package Job - Build Application AMI
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Road Map
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LESSON: DevOps & Terraform
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LESSON: Terraform Introduction
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LESSON: Terraform Language
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Exploratory Testing Job: Install Terraform On Your Local Terminal
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Create the Exploratory GitHub Repo Part 1: Create The PetClinic Repo
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Create the Exploratory GitHub Repo Part 2: Terraform Local Run & Explanation
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Add the Exploratory Job to Jenkins Part 1: Install Terraform on Jenkins
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Add the Exploratory Job to Jenkins Part 2: Prework for PetClinic on Jenkins
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Add the Exploratory Job to Jenkins Part 3: Add Exploratory Job to Jenkins
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Add the Exploratory Job to Jenkins Part 3: Add Job to MultiJob Pipeline
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**Step by Step LAB: Exploratory Testing Job
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Road Map
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LESSON: JMeter
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Install JMeter on your local windows machine
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Install JMeter on your local ubuntu machine (optional)
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Create the API Testing GitHub Repo Part 1: Create The PetClinic API Repo
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Create the API Testing GitHub Repo Part 2: JMeter API Test Explanation
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Create the API Testing GitHub Repo Part 3: Create JMeter API Test
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Create the API Testing GitHub Repo Part 4: Run Your JMeter Test On Your Local PC
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Create the API Testing GitHub Repo Part 5: JMeter API Repo Explained
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Add the API Job to Jenkins Part 1: Install JMeter on Jenkins
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Add the API Job to Jenkins Part 2: Add the PetClinic API Job to Jenkins
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Add the API Job to Jenkins Part 3: Add Job to Your MultiJob Pipeline
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**Step by Step LAB: API Testing Job
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Road Map
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Create the Performance Testing GitHub Repo Part 1: Create Performance Test Repo
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Create the Performance Testing GitHub Repo Part 2: Create the Performance Job
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Create the Performance Testing GitHub Repo Part 3: Performance Repo Explained
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Add the Performance Job to Jenkins Part 1: Add the Job to Jenkins
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Add the API Job to Jenkins Part 2: Add the Job to your MultiJob Pipeline
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**Step by Step LAB: Performance Testing Job
