• You’ll gain a fundamental understanding of DevOps and why it matters • Learn Kubernetes fundamentals • Why automation, culture, and metrics are essential to a successful DevOps project. • How DevOps can positively impact your business’s bottom line. • Learn how to move your application to the container world • Learn how to manipulate your application by Kubernetes • Learn how to work with Kubernetes in AWS • Why automation, culture, and metrics are essential to a successful DevOps project. • How DevOps can positively impact your business’s bottom line • Improve time to market with Kubernetes and Continuous Delivery • Learn how to monitor, log, and troubleshoot your application with Kubernetes

• Newcomers to the DevOps world • Developers looking to upgrade their skills outside their conventional software development education/experience • Anyone deploying containerized applications • Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) • DevOps Engineers • Operations Engineers

• What is DevOps? • Software delivery challenges • The microservices trend • Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery • Automation and tools

• Introduction to Microservices and Containers • Understanding containers • The lifecycle of a container • Working with a Dockerfile • Multi-container orchestration • Building Docker images • Running Docker Containers

• Basics of Kubernetes • Kubernetes Architecture • Kubernetes Components • Automation and tools

• Main components • Master Node • Worker Nodes • Kubelet • Services • Controllers • Deployments • StatefulSets • Pods • Containers • Ingresses

• API Access • Restful • Checking access • Using annotations • Simple Pod • Managing API Resources with kubectl • Access from Outside the Cluster • ~/kube/config • Working with namespaces • API Resources with kubectl

• Volume Spec and Types • Shared Volumes • Persistent Volume and Claims • Dynamic Provisioning • Secrets • ConfigMaps

• Service Update Pattern • Accessing an Application with a Service • Service Types • Service Diagram • Local Proxy for Development • Ingress Controller • Nginx • AWS Load Balancer • Ingress API Resources • Deploying the Ingress Controller • Creating an Ingress Rule • Multiple Rules

• Basic Troubleshooting Steps • Monitoring • Logging Tools

• Deploy CI/CD Server to Kubernetes • Exposing CI/CD Server to the outside world through services and ingresses • CI/CD pipeline for your microservices and web clients

• IAM - understand and manage access to AWS resources • Managing your domain with Route53 • Learn how to route traffic from Route53 to Nginx on Kubernetes • Deploying your React.js website to the S3 bucket • Deliver your website to your users with AWS CloudFront (CDN) • Generating SSL Certificate with AWS Certificate Manager and protecting your site with SSL

Minimum criteria: 1. Course attendance – 80%. 2. Final Project/Exam - 20%