SRE/DevOps Syllabus

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  • DEVOPS/SRE Principles.

  • Git
    • What is Git?
    • Architecture of Git.
    • Working principle of Git.
    • Create and cloning a repo.
    • Version control branching.
    • Version control commit.
    • Version control managing workflows.
    • Git hooks.
    • Git Reflog.
    • Git Stash.
    • Git Cherry Picking.
    • Undoing changes in different states of Git.
    • Git based terraform template management.

  • AWS CI/CD
    • SDLC Automation.
    • Code Commit.
    • Code Build.
    • Code Deployment.
    • Code Pipeline.
    • Elastic Beankstalk.
    • Code Artifact.
    • CodeGuru.
  • Terraform
    • Terraform Basics.
    • Terraform State.
    • Working with Terraform.
    • Terraform with AWS.
    • Remote State.
    • Terraform Provisioners.
    • Terraform Import, Tainting and Debugging.
    • Terraform Modules.
    • Terraform Functions and Conditional Expressions.
  • Automation using Python - AWS
    • AWS lambda.
    • Automating EC2 with Lambda.
    • Automating S3 with Lambda.
    • Automating VPC with Lambda.
    • Cost optimization with Lambda.
    • SNS,SQS and SES with Python.
    • Managing and Automating AWS Security with Python.

  • Kubernetes - CKAD Application Developer.
    • Kubernetes Architecture and Installation.
    • Application Design and Build.
    • Application Deployment.
    • Application Observability and Maintenance.
    • Application Environment, Configuration and Security.
    • Services and Networking.
    

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