A software life cycle model (also termed process model) is a pictorial and diagrammatic representation of the software life cycle.
A life cycle model represents all the methods required to make a software product transit through its life cycle stages.
It also captures the structure in which these methods are to be undertaken.
Chapter Overview
1.1: What is DevOps?
1.2: What is SDLC?
1.3: What is CI/CD in DevOps?
1.4: What is continuous integration?
1.5: What is continuous delivery?
1.6: What is continuous deployment?
1.7: What are the various DevOps tools?
2.1: What is Virtualization?
2.2: What are Containers?
2.3: What is Docker engine?
2.4: Docker Engine Core Components
2.5: Docker on Linux and non-Linux Kernel
2.6: Docker Architecture
2.7: Docker Daemon and Docker Client
2.8: Docker Registry
2.9: Docker Hub
2.10: Docker Commands
2.11: Assignments, Quizzes, Projects
3.1: What is Kubernetes
3.2: What is cloud native
3.3: Install minikube on Linux
3.4: Spin up and explore a minikube cluster
3.5: Reading and writing YAML
3.6: Create namespace
3.7: Deploy an application
3.8: Event Logs
3.9: Application Logs
3.10: Control Plane
3.11: Worker Nodes
3.12: Assignments, Quizzes, Projects
4.1: Introduction to Ansible
4.2: Infrastructure as Code
4.3: Configuration Management
4.4: Benefits of Ansible
4.5: What is YAML?
4.6: Data Structures
4.7: How Ansible Works?
4.8: Ansible Playbook
4.9: Ansible Inventory
4.10: Ansible keywords
4.11: Ansible Modules
4.12: Assignments, Quizzes, Projects
5.1: Introduction to GIT
5.2: Account Management
5.3: What is GitHub
5.4: Git workflow
5.5: GIT Architecture
5.6: GIT Commands
6.1: Introduction to Jenkins
6.2: Features of Jenkins
6.3: Architecture of Jenkins
6.4: Key components in Jenkins
6.5: Jenkins workflow
6.6: Installation of Jenkins
6.7: Jenkins Plugins
6.8: Jenkins Views
6.9: Jenkins slaves
6.10: Jenkins master
6.11: Create a Job in Jenkins
7.1: Get Introduced to Nagios
7.2: Features Unloaded Comprehensive Monitoring
7.3: Architecture of Nagios
7.4: Nagios Configuration
7.5: NRPE
7.6: Event Handlers
7.7: Monitor clients using NRPE
8.1: Understanding of middleware application
8.2: Tomcat Installation and Configuration
