Cloud and DevOps

In today’s competitive and fast changing world, no company can ignore digital transformation. Cloud computing and DevOps are the means to achieve this much required transformation. While Cloud computing is about technology and services and DevOps is more about process and process improvements, both Cloud and DevOps are required to help companies achieve the required transformation. Cloud technologies and DevOps processes complement each other on any company’s path to digital transformation. CosQube recognizes the need for IT Professionals   to update these skills to ensure that they do not fall behind and that getting certified in Cloud and DevOps is essential for their survival in the market.

Cloud Computing

In simple terms, Cloud computing making available over the Internet (Cloud) all computing services like storage, servers, software, databases, networking, etc. The Users typically pay for only the cloud services that they use, so that operating costs can be lowered and run their infrastructure more efficiently, and with minimal maintenance costs.

Course Contents

• Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Adopting the Cloud
• Software as a Service (SaaS)
• Platform as a Service (PaaS)
• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
• Deploying a Private Cloud
• Migrating to the Cloud
• Integrating the Cloud with the existing applications
• Security and Disaster Recovery Strategies

DevOps

DevOps includes those software development practices that integrate software development and information technology and the goal is to shorten the development life cycle. This will ultimately result in better alignment of the business objectives.

DevOps is a set of software development practices that combines software development and information technology operations to shorten the systems development life cycle while delivering features, fixes, and updates frequently in close alignment with business objectives.

Course Contents

• Basics of LINUX
• Introduction to DevOps
• Introduction to Cloud Computing
• GIT – Version Control
• Adopting the Cloud
• Chef for Configuration Management
• Puppet for Configuration Management
• AWS
• Jenkins – Continuous Integration
• Docker – Containers
• Vagrant
• New Relic
• Elk