Microsoft Azure Devops Architect Course

  • Duration: 2 Months
  • Mode of Training: Online
  • Batches Available: Morning and Evening
  • Trainer : Corporate Trainer / Lead Data Scientist / Big Data (DataOps / MLOps) Engineer with over 17+ Years experience (11 Years in the Databases Oracle, MySQL, Sybase, SQL Server & 6 Years in Big Data, Data Science & 6 Years in Corporate Training)

4 Real Time experience projects

To take this Azure DevOps course, you don’t require any prerequisites.

  • IT Professionals
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Graduates

Azure DevOps

Topics Covered

1.1 What is Cloud Computing
1.2 Why we need Cloud Computing
1.3 How Cloud Computing works
1.4 Cloud Computing Services
1.5 Methods of Cloud Deployment
1.6 Advantage of Migration to Cloud

  1. What is Microsoft Azure
  2. Why we can go for Microsoft Azure
  3. How Microsoft Azure got developed
  4. Microsoft Azure Services Overview
  5. Types of Microsoft Azure Account
  6. Azure Account Subscription Creation
  7. About Azure Infrastructure
  8. Real-Time Projects Overview
  1. Creation of user accounts
  2. Setting up IAM Hierarchy
  3. Roles in IAM
  4. Groups in IAM
  5. Assigning of permissions for users
  6. Creation of custom policies for delegation
  7. Setting up Subscription for Azure Account
  8. Enabling Identities, Permission for the Subscription

 

  1. Introduction to Virtualization
  2. Azure Availability Sets
  3. Azure VM types & Sizes
  4. Creation of Virtual Machines
  5. Azure VM Disks
  6. Disks Snapshots
  7. VM Images & Templates
  8. Managing VM network settings
  9. Configuring windows/Linux services on Azure VMs
  1. Introduction to Networking
  2. Azure VNet Concepts
  3. Azure VNet Implementation
  4. Subnets & Network Security Groups
  5. Azure VNet Peering connections
  6. Azure VNet NAT functions
  7. Hub & Spoke VNet Architectures
  8. Configuring Network Security Groups
  1. Types to General Storages
  2. Azure Storage Concepts
  3. Storage Account Creations
  4. About Azure Storage Classes
  5. Blob, File, Table, Queue Storages
  6. Azure File Share Connection
  7. Azure Static Website Hosting
  8. Object Versioning
  1. Types to Load Balancers
  2. Azure Load Balancer Real Time use cases
  3. Load balancer Implementation
  4. Public Load Balancer Setup
  5. Private Load Balancer Setup
  6. Website Hosting with Load Balancer
  7. Health Check creations to balance the load
  1. Types to Auto Scaling
  2. Azure Auto Scaling
  3. AvailabilitySet vs VMScaleSet
  4. VMScaleSet with Load Balancer
  5. VMScaleSet creations for Automatic Scaling
  1. Setting up Metrics
  2. Generating Alerts
  3. Collecting Activity logs
  1. Types to Zones & Records
  2. Azure DNS hosted Zones
  3. Public DNS Setup
  4. Private DNS Setup
  5. Associating DNS Hosted Zone with VNets
  6. Record creations into the Hosted Zones
  1. Types to SQL
  2. Available SQL Engines in Azure
  3. Configuring Azure SQL server
  4. Connecting with Azure SQL
  5. No SQL table creations in Cosmos DB
  1. About PaaS and App Services
  2. Requirements of App Services
  3. Working with App Service Plans
  4. Hosting website with the App Services
  1. About Identity as a Service
  2. Prerequisites for Azure AD connection
  3. Working with Azure AD Connect tool
  4. Synchronizing On-Prem AD with Azure AD
  1. About Disaster Recovery
  2. RTO vs RPO
  3. Backing-up methods in Azure
  4. Azure Site Recovery Options
  5. Restoring VMs by RPO
  1. What is DevOps
  2. Why we need DevOps
  3. Available Automations in Azure
  4. Azure Infrastructure Automations
  5. Essential DevOps tools overview
  1. Introduction to Python
  2. Installation of Python
  3. Python Input and Output statements
  4. Python DataTypes
  5. List, Set, Tuple, Dictionary
  6. Looping and Conditional statements in python
  7. Functions in Python
  1. Linux basic Commands
  2. Linux basic Administration
  3. Linux Root & Sudo users
  4. Linux File System Hierarchy
  5. YUM package management
  6. Linux Services Management
  1. PowerShell scripting Basics
  2. Azure PowerShell Versions
  3. Understanding PowerShell cmdlets
  4. Building-up infra by using Azure PowerShell
  1. What are templates?
  2. Creating JSON templates
  3. Using functions
  4. Defining parameters
  5. Defining variables
  6. Defining resources
  7. Defining outputs
  8. Template file syntax
  9. Template specs
  10. Deploy with ARM templates
  11. Deployment modes
  12. Linked templates
  1. About Terraform on Azure
  2. Installation and configuration Terraform
  3. Testing Terraform projects
  4. Managing infrastructure with tf codes
  5. Managing networks with tf codes
  6. Managing databases with tf codes
  7. Managing AKS with tf codes
  1. Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service
  2. Introduction to containers on Azure
  3. Building and storing container images with Azure
  4. Preparing an web application for AKS
  5. Deploying and using Azure Container Registry
  6. Deploying an AKS cluster
  7. Running your application in AKS
  8. Scaling applications in AKS
  9. Updating an application in AKS
  10. Upgrading Kubernetes in AKS
  1. About Jenkins on Azure
  2. Install and configure Jenkins
  3. Scale using Jenkins and Azure
  4. CI/CD to Azure Functions
  5. CI/CD to Azure Storage
  6. CI/CD to Azure DevOps
  7. CI/CD to App Service
  8. CI/CD to Linux VMs
  9. CI/CD to AKS
  1. What are Azure Functions?
  2. Hosting options
  3. Compare serverless options
  4. Durable Functions
  5. Supported languages
  6. Connect to services
  7. Local development
  8. Scripting with Azure Functions
  1. About Ansible on Azure
  2. Installation and Configuration of Ansible
  3. Managing Virtual Machines with playbooks
  4. Managing Virtual Machine Scale Sets with playbooks
  5. Managing Virtual Networks with playbooks
  6. Managing AKS clusters with playbooks
  1. Designing a CI/CD pipeline using Azure DevOps
  2. Container CI/CD using Jenkins and Kubernetes on
  3. Azure Kubernetes Service Cluster
  4. Immutable Infrastructure CI/CD using Jenkins and
  5. Terraform on Azure Infrastructure Architecture
  6. Java/Python CI/CD using Jenkins and Azure Web Apps

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FAQ

Azure DevOps is Microsoft’s comprehensive solution for collaborative software development, uniting developers, project managers, and contributors to enhance product creation. Available through Azure DevOps Services in the cloud or Azure DevOps Server on-premises, it encompasses key components like Azure Boards for Agile planning, Azure Repos for source control, Azure Pipelines for continuous integration and delivery, Azure Test Plans for diverse testing, and Azure Artifacts for package sharing. This flexible system accommodates customization and integration, supporting extensions and linking with services like GitHub. Azure DevOps Services offers rapid setup, elastic scalability, and secure cloud features, while Azure DevOps Server caters to on-premises needs, maintaining control over data and customization.

The curriculum of the course encompasses the architecture of Microsoft Azure DevOps, encompassing elements such as Azure Boards designed for efficient work tracking, Azure Repos catering to version control needs, Azure Pipelines facilitating continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD), Azure Test Plans facilitating comprehensive testing, and Azure Artifacts designed for streamlined package management. You can also refer the topics covered provided in the website.

No prior experience is required to enroll in the Azure DevOps course. The course is tailored to accommodate a diverse audience, including IT professionals, DevOps engineers, and graduates, with varying levels of expertise. Whether you’re new to the field or already have some background, the course is designed to provide a solid foundation and help you acquire the necessary skills to excel in Azure DevOps practices.

The course incorporates four distinctive real-time experience projects that offer participants practical insights into applying Azure DevOps principles within authentic industry scenarios. These hands-on projects are meticulously designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world implementation. By actively engaging in these projects, participants gain a deeper understanding of how to leverage Azure DevOps tools effectively to solve challenges commonly encountered in software development and operations. This immersive experience not only enhances practical skills but also cultivates a sense of confidence in utilizing Azure DevOps methodologies in professional settings. Participants emerge from the course with practical expertise that is readily applicable in their careers, bolstering their ability to contribute effectively to DevOps initiatives.

The online training sessions for this course follow a live and instructor-led format. In these sessions, participants join virtually in real-time, interacting directly with the instructor. This setup fosters dynamic engagement, allowing participants to pose questions, request clarifications, and actively participate in discussions as the material is presented. This real-time interaction creates an environment akin to a traditional classroom, enhancing the learning experience by promoting immediate feedback and encouraging meaningful exchanges between participants and the instructor.

The course offers comprehensive support for interview preparation. Participants receive valuable guidance that includes essential tips for excelling in job interviews. Additionally, the course provides a collection of interview-based questions that are commonly encountered in the field of Azure DevOps. These questions aid participants in honing their responses and building confidence. Moreover, the course offers mock interview sessions, allowing participants to simulate actual interview scenarios and receive constructive feedback. This multifaceted approach equips participants with the tools and knowledge needed to approach job interviews with confidence and a strategic advantage.

A: Certainly, the course caters to participants’ convenience by offering flexible training schedules. Both morning and evening batches are available, allowing you to select a timing that aligns with your commitments and preferences. This approach ensures that participants from various time zones and with diverse schedules can seamlessly engage in the training sessions without disrupting their routines. The goal is to make learning accessible and adaptable, enabling you to derive maximum benefit from the course while maintaining a balance with other responsibilities.

If you encounter technical challenges during the course, the program is designed to offer robust support. The course provides dedicated trouble-shooting scenarios, allowing you to engage with real-world issues that may arise. In addition, assistance and guidance are available to help you navigate and resolve these challenges effectively. This hands-on approach not only aids in overcoming immediate technical obstacles but also fosters a deeper understanding of problem-solving strategies within the context of Azure DevOps. The goal is to empower participants to tackle complexities with confidence and reinforce their practical skills in troubleshooting scenarios commonly encountered in real professional settings.

The trainer’s remarkable 17+ years of industry experience, spanning domains like data science, databases, and corporate training, imparts invaluable benefits to the course. This wealth of expertise enriches the learning journey with practical insights, real-world anecdotes, and case studies drawn from diverse professional contexts. The trainer’s familiarity with industry trends and challenges enhances the relevance of the course content and its application in current and emerging scenarios. Learners gain access to a broader spectrum of knowledge, benefiting from the trainer’s hands-on understanding of best practices, problem-solving strategies, and effective techniques cultivated over years of practical involvement in the field.

The course extends its support beyond completion. After finishing the course, participants receive ongoing post-training assistance to address any queries or challenges they encounter while implementing their newly acquired skills in real-world scenarios. This assistance ensures that learners have a resource to turn to as they navigate practical situations, allowing them to seek guidance, clarifications, and solutions. The goal is to empower participants to confidently apply their Azure DevOps knowledge and tackle potential hurdles with the assurance that support is readily available, facilitating a smooth transition from learning to real-world application.

The inclusion of real-time industry-specific scenarios within the course offers participants substantial advantages. These scenarios replicate authentic work environments, granting participants firsthand experience in applying Azure DevOps methodologies within practical business contexts. Engaging with these scenarios fosters a comprehensive understanding of how Azure DevOps is effectively utilized to tackle real-world challenges. This experiential learning not only bridges the gap between theory and practice but also equips participants with the skills and insights required to adapt Azure DevOps tools to authentic industry scenarios, enhancing their proficiency in modern software development practices.

The course completion certificate holds substantial significance as it validates participants’ accomplishments and acquired skills. This certificate serves as a tangible acknowledgment of your successful completion of the Azure DevOps course. Moreover, it plays a pivotal role in enhancing your professional profile by showcasing your commitment to continuous learning and skill development. Beyond recognition, the certificate can open doors to enhanced job opportunities, enabling participants to stand out in a competitive job market. It demonstrates your dedication to mastering Azure DevOps practices, bolstering your credibility and underscoring your readiness to contribute effectively to software development and DevOps initiatives.

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