From Zero to Continuous Delivery CourseTrainologic

Abstract

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery became a very important practice for agile organizations.
The ability to have a short cycle from development to production with proper feedback is priceless.
In this course, the students will learn the concepts, advanyantages and challenges of these practices and will also learn how to implement Continuous Delivery from scratch using a selected set of tools. Students will become familiar with selected popular tools in which they will bootstrap their own Continuous Delivery platform.
The course provides extensive hands-on and the students will build their own CD environment on the cloud using SCM (Git), CI (Jenkins), CM (Ansible), deployment (Docker) and monitoring (Nagios, ELK).

Target Audience

Developers, Team Leaders, Project Managers, CMs

Prerequisites

Familiarity with development practices or basic scripting abilities
Understanding of software development cycle

Content

Introduction to CD Process Concepts:

Why CI and CD?
Main benefits
Main challenges
Does it fit everyone
Automated Testing
Build Management
Setups and Deployment
Continuous Integration
Continuous Delivery
The Big Picture

The Build and Continuous Integration:

The Part of the SCM in the Process
- Git
  - Git Architecture
  - Basic Commands
    - SCM Best Practices
- Maven
  - Maven Concepts
  - Dependency Management
  - Automated Testing
  - The Binary Repository
- Jenkins
  - Introduction to Jenkins
  - Job Scripting
  - Dashboards
  - Best Practices

Continuous Delivery:

Introduction
Ansible
- Basic Concepts
- The Programming Language
- Testing and Debugging
- Error Handling
- Modules
- Configuration Tools
The Complete Process

Deployment:

Docker
- Introduction to Docker
- Creating Container
- Using Docker Images
- Docker Hub
- Docker and Sandbox Testing
- Deployment

Monitoring:

Introduction Continuous Monitoring
Logs Aggregation
- ELK Overview
Metrics
- Introduction to Nagios

Overall System Monitoring

Duration

3 days