DevOps Platform (otherwise known as ADOP) is a mix of open source apparatuses that is intended to give the ability to perform consistent conveyance. Out of the case, the stage contains devices to store, rendition, manufacture, test and discharge application and framework code by means of constant conveyance pipelines. The greater part of the prominent DevOps instruments available are Puppet, Chef and Jenkins, are open-source and require an abnormal state of capability.

What is DevOps?
History of DevOps
Dev and Ops
DevOps definitions
DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle
DevOps main objectives
Infrastructure As A Code
IaaS Overview
Paas Overview
DevOps on the Cloud
Prerequisites for DevOps
Tools (Jenkins, Chef, Docker, Vagrant and so on.)
Continuous Testing and Integration
Continuous Release and Deployment
Continuous Application Monitoring

Over view of Linux and Opensource
How and where to Install Linux
Command line basics
Using command line to get help
Using Directories and Listing files
Turning commands into script
Security and File system

Introduction
Puppet Components
Building Modules and Classes
Puppet Management
Writing some simple code and apply on clients

Basics of Docker
Installation and Image setup
Creating images from containers
Docker build and deployment

Vagrant Introduction
Setting up Vagrant
Using Vagrant
Automated Provisioning

Introduction
Installation and configuration
Managing GIT

Introduction
Installation and configuration
Monitoring servers and applications using Nagios

Concepts of AWS
Creating AWS instances
storage types
Elastic IP etc…

• Packer introduction
• Terraform with Packer and Jenkins

Introduction to Jenkins
Installation and configuration
Managing Jenkins

Introduction
Server, client and workstation concepts
Building Modules and Classes
Writing some simple code and apply on clients