CI/CD with Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes Online Course
CI/CD with Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes Online Course
In this online course, you will learn to integrate essential tools like GitHub, Jenkins, Maven, Docker, Ansible, and Kubernetes to implement a real-world CI/CD pipeline. Starting with setting up Jenkins, Maven, Git, and Tomcat, you will configure these tools and create CI/CD jobs to automate builds and deployments. You will then move on to containerization, using Docker and Ansible to deploy artifacts. The course covers setting up Docker, writing Dockerfiles, creating containers, and automating deployments through Jenkins. Finally, you will integrate Kubernetes, setting up an Ansible server, and automating deployments to Docker containers. By the end, you’ll confidently build and deploy a Java application using a complete CI/CD pipeline on AWS.
Key Benefits
- In-depth, practical course focused on developing DevOps CI/CD pipelines, with extensive hands-on lab exercises.
- Thorough understanding of the complete DevOps workflow, from development to deployment, ensuring mastery of the entire process.
- Step-by-step guidance on setting up a fully functional DevOps CI/CD pipeline to build and deploy a real-world project, equipping you with the skills to manage end-to-end automation effectively.
Target Audience
This course is for individuals looking to develop expertise in building CI/CD pipelines using a range of DevOps tools, as well as those seeking to advance their skills within the DevOps field. It is ideal for professionals eager to understand the intricacies of a DevOps project and gain hands-on experience in executing a complete real-world DevOps project independently. A foundational understanding of AWS, Git, Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, and Kubernetes is required, along with a strong motivation to learn the DevOps workflow.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the essential resources and tools required to configure a robust DevOps CI/CD pipeline.
- Learn how to set up a complete CI/CD pipeline using Git, Jenkins, and Maven to automate development workflows.
- Integrate and deploy your DevOps project on a Tomcat server, ensuring seamless deployment processes.
- Deploy artifacts on Docker containers, and automate the process to enhance scalability and flexibility.
- Utilize Ansible to automate the deployment of artifacts on containers, ensuring consistent environments and configurations.
- Set up Kubernetes on AWS, and deploy artifacts on a Kubernetes cluster, optimizing the management and scaling of containerized applications.
Course Outline
The CI/CD with Jenkins Ansible Kubernetes Exam covers the following topics -
Module 1 - Course Introduction
- What are CI and CD?
- Tools for Setting Up a DevOps CI/CD Pipeline
- DevOps Project Code
- Tips for Quick Learning
Module 2 - Building CI/CD Pipeline with Git, Jenkins, and Maven
- Setting Up Jenkins
- Executing Your First Jenkins Task
- Linking Git to Jenkins
- Pulling Code from GitHub via Jenkins
- Integrating Maven in Jenkins
- Jenkins for Building a Java Project
Module 3 - Integrating Tomcat Server in CI/CD Pipeline
- Setting Up Tomcat
- Connecting Tomcat to Jenkins
- Deploying Artifacts to Tomcat
- Automating Build and Deployment with Poll SCM
Module 4 - Docker Integration in CI/CD Pipeline
- Configuring Docker Environment
- Creating a Tomcat Container
- Troubleshooting Tomcat Container Issues
- Writing Your First Dockerfile
- Tailoring a Dockerfile for Tomcat
- Docker and Jenkins Integration
- Jenkins Job for Artifact Deployment to Docker Host
- Automating Deployment with a Custom Tomcat Dockerfile
- Full Automation of Docker Build and Deployment
- Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline for Docker Container Deployment
Module 5 - Ansible Integration in CI/CD Pipeline
- Reasons: Why Ansible?
- Ansible Installation Process
- Docker Integration with Ansible
- Integrating Ansible with Jenkins
- Building and Managing Images and Containers Using Ansible
- Writing Playbooks to Create Images and Containers
- Uploading Images to DockerHub
- Jenkins Job to Build Images Using Ansible
- Deploying Containers on DockerHost via Ansible Playbooks – DevOps Project
- Continuous Deployment of Docker Containers Using Ansible Playbooks
- Jenkins CI/CD Workflow to Deploy Containers with Ansible
Module 6 - Kubernetes on AWS
- Reasons– Why Kubernetes?
- Different Kubernetes Installation Methods
- Installing EKS Step by Step
- Preparing the Bootstrap Server for eksctl
- Installing Kubernetes via eksctl
- Running Core Kubernetes Commands
- Crafting Your First Manifest File
- Creating a Service Manifest
- Implementing Labels and Selectors
Module 7 - Kubernetes Integration in CI/CD Pipeline
- Creating Deployment Files
- Using Deployment and Service Files for Pod Creation and Access
- Integrating Kubernetes Bootstrap with Ansible
- Developing Ansible Playbooks for Deployment and Service Management
- Setting Up Jenkins Jobs for Kubernetes Deployments
- Building Kubernetes Images via CI Jobs
- Configuring Rolling Updates to Create Pods from Latest Images
- Complete CI/CD Workflow for Kubernetes Deployment
- Cleaning Up Kubernetes Environments
Module 8 - Helpful Resources
- Installing Git Bash
- Creating a GitHub Account
- AWS Account Setup Guide
