There are a range of DevOps tools available to implement end-to-end DevOps processes and principles. In this course, you'll explore the products and tools that can be used to manage code versioning, builds, configuration management, integration, and monitoring. You'll learn about containerization, actions that can be performed during downtime, and considerations for creating downtime. Next, you'll look at how to work with prominent DevOps tools like Git, Gradle, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Chef, New Relic, and Raygun, including how they can be used to enable and implement end-to-end DevOps processes and principles in the software development lifecycle.
DevOps Support Administrator: DevOps Tools for Support Engineers
discover the key concepts covered in this course
describe Version Control Systems and Distributed Version Control Systems and list the products that can be used to manage code versioning
share and update projects using Git commands
recall the features of Gradle that can help DevOps support engineers implement build environments
create Gradle projects and invoke basic Gradle commands to create a task, explore, and debug builds
describe configuration and management tasks that a support engineer does to support continuous integration with Jenkins
set up the master-slave architecture of Jenkins, which can be used for distributed build environments, and manage the workload of building projects by distributing them to multiple agent or slave nodes Using Jenkins to Configure Distributed Build Environments
recognize the concept of containerization and the role Docker and Kubernetes play in implementing Containerization as a Service
use Kubectl commands to diagnose problems in Kubernetes clusters and troubleshoot them
recall the features of Ansible and Chef that can be used to automate configuration management of infrastructures and platforms
manage Ansible inventory and configuration
install Chef Automate to enable support engineers to manage configuration and get better operational visibility
recognize New Relic capabilities that can be used to monitor resources for deploying enterprise applications
configure New Relic components to monitor cloud resources that are configured in AWS
specify the actions that can be performed during downtime and what support engineers need to focus on before creating downtime
configure Raygun to detect, diagnose, and resolve application issues