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DevOps for Web Developers

The document outlines a comprehensive course on DevOps tailored for web developers, covering essential topics such as the DevOps lifecycle, version control with Git, continuous integration and deployment, containerization with Docker, and orchestration with Kubernetes. It includes modules on infrastructure as code, monitoring, cloud platforms, security in DevOps, collaboration, and advanced practices, culminating in a final project and certification. The course aims to equip web developers with the skills necessary to implement and manage DevOps practices effectively.

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DevOps for Web Developers

The document outlines a comprehensive course on DevOps tailored for web developers, covering essential topics such as the DevOps lifecycle, version control with Git, continuous integration and deployment, containerization with Docker, and orchestration with Kubernetes. It includes modules on infrastructure as code, monitoring, cloud platforms, security in DevOps, collaboration, and advanced practices, culminating in a final project and certification. The course aims to equip web developers with the skills necessary to implement and manage DevOps practices effectively.

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DevOps for Web Developers – Course Table

of Contents
Module 1: Introduction to DevOps

1.1 What is DevOps and Why is it Important?


1.2 The DevOps Lifecycle: Planning, Development, Testing, Deployment, Monitoring
1.3 The Role of Web Developers in DevOps
1.4 Key DevOps Principles: Collaboration, Automation, Continuous Integration
1.5 DevOps Culture: Communication and Shared Responsibility
1.6 Overview of DevOps Tools and Technologies
1.7 How DevOps Impacts the Web Development Lifecycle

Module 2: Version Control with Git and GitHub

2.1 Introduction to Version Control Systems (VCS)


2.2 Git Basics: Cloning, Committing, Pushing, and Pulling
2.3 Branching and Merging Strategies
2.4 GitHub for Collaboration and Code Review
2.5 Managing Pull Requests and Code Reviews
2.6 Versioning and Tagging Releases
2.7 Advanced Git Features: Rebasing, Stashing, and Cherry-picking
2.8 Integrating Git with CI/CD Pipelines

Module 3: Continuous Integration (CI) & Continuous Deployment (CD)

3.1 What is CI/CD and Why is it Important?


3.2 Building and Testing Code Continuously with CI
3.3 Setting Up a CI Pipeline with GitHub Actions
3.4 Automating Tests: Unit Tests, Integration Tests, and End-to-End Tests
3.5 What is CD and How Does It Differ from CI?
3.6 Deploying Applications Automatically with CD
3.7 Continuous Deployment Tools: Jenkins, CircleCI, Travis CI
3.8 Managing Deployment Environments (Staging, Production)

Module 4: Containerization with Docker

4.1 Introduction to Containers and Docker


4.2 Setting Up Docker and Creating Your First Container
4.3 Building Docker Images for Web Applications
4.4 Understanding Docker Compose for Multi-Container Apps
4.5 Docker for Development: Isolating Dependencies
4.6 Managing Container Lifecycle: Run, Stop, Restart, Remove
4.7 Sharing and Distributing Docker Images with Docker Hub
4.8 Best Practices for Dockerizing Web Applications

Module 5: Orchestration with Kubernetes


5.1 Introduction to Kubernetes and Its Role in DevOps
5.2 Setting Up Kubernetes for Web App Deployment
5.3 Deploying Docker Containers on Kubernetes
5.4 Kubernetes Pods, Deployments, and ReplicaSets
5.5 Managing Kubernetes Services and Load Balancing
5.6 Scaling Applications with Kubernetes
5.7 Automating Rollbacks and Rollouts with Kubernetes
5.8 Monitoring and Logging Kubernetes Deployments

Module 6: Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

6.1 What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?


6.2 Benefits of IaC for Web Development and DevOps
6.3 Introduction to Terraform for IaC
6.4 Writing Terraform Scripts for Web Application Infrastructure
6.5 Managing Cloud Resources with IaC: AWS, Azure, GCP
6.6 Deploying Infrastructure on Cloud Providers with Terraform
6.7 Other IaC Tools: Ansible, Chef, Puppet
6.8 Versioning Infrastructure with Git and GitHub

Module 7: Monitoring and Logging

7.1 Why Monitoring and Logging Matter in DevOps


7.2 Setting Up Application Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
7.3 Creating Dashboards for Web Application Metrics
7.4 Log Management with ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
7.5 Integrating Application Logs with Cloud Logging Services
7.6 Alerting and Incident Response in DevOps
7.7 Real-time Monitoring with Datadog and New Relic
7.8 Analyzing Logs and Metrics to Optimize Performance

Module 8: Cloud Platforms for Web Development

8.1 Overview of Cloud Computing for DevOps


8.2 Introduction to Cloud Service Providers (AWS, Azure, GCP)
8.3 Hosting Web Applications on AWS EC2, Azure App Services, and GCP Compute Engine
8.4 Cloud Storage Options for Web Applications (S3, Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage)
8.5 Deploying Databases on the Cloud: RDS, Cloud SQL, DynamoDB
8.6 Managing Cloud Resources with CloudFormation (AWS)
8.7 Configuring Cloud Load Balancers and Auto-Scaling Groups
8.8 Best Practices for Security and Cost Management in the Cloud

Module 9: Automating Deployments with CI/CD Pipelines

9.1 Overview of CI/CD Pipeline Workflow


9.2 Building a Full CI/CD Pipeline for Web Applications
9.3 Automating Builds, Tests, and Deployments with Jenkins
9.4 Integrating Version Control (Git) with CI/CD Tools
9.5 Using Containers (Docker) in CI/CD Pipelines
9.6 Setting Up Deployment Pipelines in GitLab and CircleCI
9.7 Managing Multiple Environments (Dev, Staging, Production)
9.8 Rollbacks and Blue-Green Deployment Strategies

Module 10: Security in DevOps (DevSecOps)

10.1 What is DevSecOps and Why is it Important?


10.2 Integrating Security into the DevOps Pipeline
10.3 Static and Dynamic Code Analysis for Security Vulnerabilities
10.4 Implementing Security Scanning Tools in CI/CD Pipelines
10.5 Secrets Management: Storing API Keys and Database Credentials Securely
10.6 Using Snyk, OWASP Dependency-Check, and GitHub Security Alerts
10.7 Container Security Best Practices
10.8 Continuous Compliance and Security Auditing

Module 11: Collaboration & Communication in DevOps

11.1 Importance of Collaboration in DevOps Teams


11.2 Working with Cross-Functional Teams (Developers, Operations, QA)
11.3 Tools for Communication: Slack, Microsoft Teams, JIRA
11.4 GitOps: Managing Infrastructure with Git
11.5 Agile and Scrum Methodologies in DevOps
11.6 Collaborative Deployment Strategies and Practices
11.7 DevOps Metrics and KPIs for Team Performance
11.8 Building a DevOps Culture of Transparency and Accountability

Module 12: Advanced DevOps Practices

12.1 Introduction to Microservices Architecture


12.2 Building and Deploying Microservices with Docker and Kubernetes
12.3 Service Mesh: Managing Microservices Communication (Istio, Linkerd)
12.4 Continuous Testing and Test Automation in DevOps
12.5 Managing Multiple Deployments and Blue-Green Deployments
12.6 Chaos Engineering and Improving System Resilience
12.7 Infrastructure Scaling with Kubernetes and Docker Swarm
12.8 Serverless Architecture and DevOps

Module 13: Case Studies and Real-World Applications

13.1 Case Study 1: Automating Web App Deployment on AWS


13.2 Case Study 2: Implementing CI/CD for a Node.js Application
13.3 Case Study 3: Scaling a Web Application Using Kubernetes
13.4 Real-World DevOps Challenges and Solutions
13.5 Common Pitfalls in DevOps and How to Avoid Them
13.6 Best Practices for DevOps in Web Development
13.7 Future Trends in DevOps: AI, Machine Learning, and DevOps Automation

Module 14: Final Project and Certification


14.1 Final Project Overview: Implementing a Full DevOps Pipeline for a Web Application
14.2 Setting Up Git, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD for the Final Project
14.3 Implementing Security and Monitoring for the Project
14.4 Deploying the Project to a Cloud Provider
14.5 Evaluating Project Performance and Security
14.6 Preparing for a Career in DevOps for Web Development
14.7 Certification Exam and Final Review

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