Certificate in Google DevOps Engineer
This Google DevOps Engineer course features:
- 41 Training Hours
- 475 On-demand Videos
- Closed Captions
- 50 Topics
- 396 Prep Questions
- Certificate of Completion
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Course Description - Your learning Path
This training series is made for people who want to get really good at DevOps. It has different kinds of training and certifications you can choose from. You can do the training online or in person. It starts with basics and moves on to harder stuff. Each course teaches you a lot and gives you practical skills so you’re ready for real work.
You’ll get top-notch training, including special training for DevOps engineers. The courses cover important tools and methods. They make it easy to see what steps you need to take to move forward in your career. These courses work for everyone, whether you’re just starting out or want to become a certified DevOps engineer. They also give you options so you can find one that fits your budget.
If you like to learn on your own schedule, the online courses are great. They’re designed to be easy to access and use.
Who is this course for?
This training series has lots of different courses and certifications that can help different kinds of people in IT. Here’s who would find it most useful:
1. People who want to start or switch to jobs in cloud computing and DevOps. These courses cover basic ideas and more advanced skills, so they’re great for beginners in these areas.
2. Current IT workers who want to specialize in things like cloud security, containerization, or making apps for the cloud. There are specific courses for these topics, like the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) or Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA).
3. Software developers who want to learn more about cloud technology and making apps that work in containers. Certifications like Kubernetes and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are good for them.
4. System admins and network engineers who want to learn about managing stuff in the cloud and networks. Courses like CompTIA Cloud+ and CompTIA Network+ are good for them, as well as GCP Certification Training.
5. People who focus on IT security and want to learn more about cloud security. This is really important in cybersecurity.
6. Project managers and team leaders who want to learn about Agile and Scrum, which are important for managing modern IT projects.
7. People who work with Linux and want to learn more about working in the cloud and with containers. The CompTIA Linux+ and Kubernetes courses are good for them.
8. People who want to understand everything about cloud technology, from security to making apps.
9. People who want to change careers and work in IT, especially in areas like cloud computing, DevOps, and network management.
10. Freelancers and consultants who want to offer more services or specialize in areas like cloud security, Kubernetes, or Agile.
Basically, this training series covers a lot of different skills that are really important in IT. It’s good for beginners and people who are already working in IT and want to learn more.
The Role of a Network Security Analyst
The role of a Google DevOps Engineer
A Google DevOps Engineer is someone who’s really good at using Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to make DevOps practices work smoothly. They mix together operations (Ops) and development (Dev) skills to make software development and managing infrastructure easier and more efficient. Here’s what they usually do:
1. Managing Cloud Infrastructure: They handle and make sure that everything works well on GCP. This means setting up and taking care of servers, storage, and other services on the cloud. They make sure everything can grow when needed and works reliably.
2. Automating Tasks: They spend a lot of time automating things like making and testing software and putting it into action. They use tools from GCP, like Cloud Build and Cloud Deployment Manager, to do this.
3. Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD): They set up systems where code changes are automatically tested and put into action. This makes it faster and safer to release new software.
4. Watching Performance: They keep an eye on how well applications and the cloud itself are working on GCP. They use tools like Google Stackdriver to check how things are going and fix any problems.
5. Security and Rules: They make sure that everything on the cloud is safe from hackers and follows the rules. They set up security measures, watch out for any threats, and make sure everything follows the laws.
6. Teamwork and Good Methods: They work closely with software developers, other IT staff, and others to make sure everyone talks and works well together. They also make sure everyone’s using the best ways to make and manage software.
7. Fixing Problems and Making Things Better: They’re in charge of solving any problems that come up with the cloud or how software is made. They also find ways to make everything run smoother and cheaper.
In short, a Google DevOps Engineer uses GCP tools to make DevOps methods work well. They’re really good at cloud computing, coding, automation, and making systems run smoothly.
To achieve your Career path’s objective for a Google DevOps Engineer, you must complete the 7 IT courses listed below.
Click on the arrow for each course to see the full course contents and topics.
This course teaches you all about cloud computing and how it’s used, which is really important for DevOps. You’ll learn about different types of clouds and how they work. It covers things like how clouds are set up, how they’re managed, how to keep them secure, and what to do if something goes wrong. It gives you a strong base to build on if you want to learn more advanced DevOps stuff later on.
CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003)
Module 1 – CompTIA Cloud+ CV0-003 Course Overview
1.0 Course Trailer
1.1 Course Overview
1.2 What is the Cloud + Exam
1.3 Cloud + Domain Obectives Overview
1.4 CompTIA Certification Pathways
1.5 DoD and ISO Requirements
Module 2 – General Cloud Knowledge
2.1 Domain Overview
2.2 Compare and Contrast Cloud Models
2.3 Cloud Computing Defined
2.4 Deployment Models
2.5 Service Models
2.6 Cloud Characteristics
2.7 Cloud Roles
2.8 Evaluate Cloud Providers and Services
2.9 Regions and Zones
2.10 Shared Responsibility Model
2.11 Demonstration – AWS Shared Security Model
2.12 Comparing Cloud to Virtualization
2.13 Comparing Cloud to On Premises
2.14 What is a Virtual Machine
2.15 Demonstration – Deploy a Cloud VM (AWS EC2)
2.16 What is an API
2.17 Capacity Planning Factors
2.18 Licensing, Factors, Requirements and Planning
2.19 Capacity Planning
2.20 Demonstration – AWS Trusted Advisor
2.21 HA and Scaling
2.22 High Availability and Disaster Recovery
2.23 Virtual, System and Communication Protection
2.24 Hypervisor Affinity
2.25 Analyze the solution design
2.26 Business Requirements
2.27 Business Enablers
2.28 Demonstration -AWS Well Architected Tool
2.29 Testing Techniques
2.30 Testing Success Factors
2.31 Module Review Questions
2.32 Module Summary Review
O U T L I N E
Module 3 – Cloud Security
3.1 Domain Overview
3.2 Configure Identity and Access Management
3.3 Identification and Authorization Management (IAM)
3.4 SDLC
3.5 Directory Services
3.6 Security and Access Controls
3.7 Federation
3.8 SSO and MFA
3.9 Certificates and Key Management
3.10 Secure a Network in a Cloud Environment
3.11 Networking Devices and Segmentation
3.12 Firewalls and Proxies
3.13 NAT and PAT
3.14 Secure Network Configurations (Tunnelling and Encryption)
3.15 Demo Hardening and Configuration Changes
3.16 OS Application Controls and Security Credentials
3.17 Policies and Permissions
3.18 Host and Network Protections (HIDSIPS)
3.19 Virtualization Security
3.20 Monitoring
3.21 Data Security and Compliance Controls in Cloud Environments
3.22 Structured, Unstructured and Semi Structured Data
3.23 Data Classification and Labeling
3.24 Data Loss Prevention
3.25 Demonstration – Google Cloud DLP
3.26 Chain of Custody and Non-Repudiation
3.27 Discussion – CASB
3.28 Module Summary Review
3.29 Module Review Questions
Module 4 – Cloud Deployment
4.1 Domain Overview
4.2 Integrate Components into Cloud Solutions
4.3 Subscription Services
4.4 Demonstration – Provision VM
4.5 Cloud Infrastructure Components
4.6 Whiteboard – Design a Resilent AWS Cloud Architecture
4.7 Containers
4.8 Microservices
4.9 Demonstration – Deploy Containers
4.10 Scaling
4.11 Provision Storage
4.12 Cloud Storage Protocols
4.13 Storage Features
4.14 Storage Cost Considerations
4.15 Storage Performance
4.16 RAID and Tiering
4.17 Demonstration – AWS S3
4.18 Deploy Cloud Networking Solutions
4.19 Connecting to The Cloud
4.20 Network Protocols
4.21 VPNS, VPC and Connectivity
4.22 Whiteboard – AWS VPC Connectivity
4.23 Demonstration – AWS VPC
4.24 Software Defined Networking (SDN)
4.25 Compute Sizing
4.26 Virtualization Considerations
4.27 Resource Rightsizing (CPU, Memory, etc)
4.28 Module Summary Review
4.29 Module Review Questions
Module 5 – Operations and Support
5.1 Domain Overview
5.2 Logging Monitoring and Alerting
5.3 Logging, Storage and Analysis of Data Events
5.4 Monitoring Cloud Resources
5.5 Service Level Agreements
5.6 Demonstration – SLAs in AWS
5.7 Maintain Efficient Operations of a Cloud Environment
5.8 Lifecycle Management
5.9 Change and Asset Management
5.10 SOP, Patching and Upgrades
5.11 Orchestration and Automation
5.12 Orchestration or Automation
5.13 DevOps, IaC and CICD Pipelines
5.14 Playbooks and Templates
5.15 Backup and Restore Operations
5.16 Backup Types, Objects, Targets
5.17 Restore and Recovery
5.18 Module Summary Review
5.19 Module Review Questions
Module 6 – Troubleshooting
6.1 Domain Overview
6.2 Troubleshooting Methodology Intro
6.3 Troubleshooting Methodology
6.4 Troubleshoot Security Issues
6.5 Cloud Attacks
6.6 Security Groups and NACLS
6.7 Troubleshoot Deployment Issues
6.8 Discussion Site Connectivity Issues
6.9 Discussion – Capacity Issues
6.10 Connectivity Issues
6.11 Connectivity Troubleshooting Tools
6.12 Demonstration – GCP AWS Azure Latency Test
6.13 Module Summary Review
6.14 Module Review Questions
Module 7 – Course Closeout
7.1 Exam Preparation
7.2 Course Closeout
This course is really important because it’s the foundation of the whole series. It teaches you the basic ideas behind DevOps. You’ll learn about how development and operations work together, and about continuous integration, continuous delivery, and automation. These are all super important for anyone working as a DevOps Engineer.
DevOps Fundamentals
Module 1: Course Overview
Course Overview
Course Pre Reqs
Module 2: The Basics
The Basics
What is DevOps
DevOps Building Blocks
DevOps Best Practices
Why Containers
What is a Pipeline
Continuous Integration and Continous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
Pipelines – Whiteboard
Module 3: Development
Development Basics
CICD Strategy
Source Control Management
Demo – Build Management
Module 4: Infrastructure
Release and Deployments
Release Management
Demo – Release Management
Reliability Engineering
DevOps Tools
Infrastructure as Code
Automation
Demo – (IaaC) CloudFormation
Demo – Jenkins
Demo – GitHub
Module 5: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
KPI Metrics
O U T L I N E
KPI Tools
Monitoring Applications
Demo – AWS CloudWatch
Module 6: Course Closeout
Course Closeout
6.1 Module 6 Introduction
Summary Review
6.2 Course Review
Additional Resources
6.3 Blockchain Roles
DevOps Job Outlook
Course Closeout
This course is all about learning how to use Google Cloud Platform (GCP) effectively, which is a big deal in cloud computing. You’ll learn about different services and tools offered by GCP that are really important for DevOps. This includes stuff like deploying apps, managing them, and handling the infrastructure needed for them to run smoothly.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Certification Training
Module 1: Course Overview
Course Overview
Course PreReqs
Module 2: DevOps Basics
DevOps Fundamentals
What is DevOps
What are Pipelines
Continuous Integration and Delivery
Continuous Deployment
Whiteboard Build Services
Demo – DevOps Services on GCP
Module 3: App Engine PaaS
App Engine
App Engine Basics
App Engine Demo
App Engine Security Scanner Demo
App Engine or Kubenetes Engine
Module 4: Kubenetes Engine Overview
Kubenetes Engine
Kubernetes Basics
What is Kubenetes Engine
Demo – Kubenetes Engine Clusters Demo
Kubenetes Engine Application Demo
Kubenetes Engine Whiteboard
Module 5: DevOps Developer Tools
DevOps Services & Tools
Demo – Cloud SDK
Demo – Cloud Shell
Demo – Cloud Build
Demo – Container Registry
Demo – Cloud Source Repositories
Demo – Private Catalog
Demo – Artifact Registry
Module 6: Microservices
Microservices
Demo – Cloud Watch
Cloud Functions-Cloud Run
Demo – Cloud Functions
Demo – Cloud Run
Module 7: Management of your DevOps Services
Management and Monitoring
Cloud Operations
Demo – Cloud Operations
Service Accounts
Cloud Endpoints and Apigee
Demo – Workflows and Cloud Tasks
Demo – Recommendation Engine
Infrastructure as Code (IaaC)
Deployment Manager
Demo – Deployment Manager
Demo – Cloud Marketplace
Module 8: Resources and Closeout
Resources and Closeout
Course Summary
DevOps Roles and Salary Demand
Additional Resources
Google Cloud Platform Certification
Course Closeout
This course teaches the basics of containerization and how Kubernetes is used in real-world situations. It’s the first step in getting Kubernetes certifications and applying what you learn in real jobs.
Kubernetes – Containerizing Applications in the Cloud
Module 1: Course Overview
Course Overview
Course PreReqs
Module 2: Basics of Kubernetes
Basics of Kubernetes
What is Kubernetes
Business Value of Kubernetes
What is a Container
What is Docker
Kubernetes History
Kuberntes Terminology
Kubernetes Components
Whiteboard – Kubernetes Overview
Module 3: Kubernetes Design and Architecture
Kubernetes Design and Architecture
Kubernetes Design Fundamentals
Whiteboard – Kubernetes Architecture
Deployment – Nodes, Pods, and Clusters
Etcd
Kubectl
Demo – Install Kubectl
Demo – Kubernetes Commands
Demo – Kubernetes Commands
Module 4: Deployments
Deployments
Options for Deployment
Deploying a Containerized Application
What is Minikube
Demo – Deploy MiniKube
Demo – Deploy Cluster Deployment
Demo – Deploy Services
Demo – Manage Application
Module 5: Course Closeout
Course Closeout
Course Review
Kubernetes Certifications
Additional Resources
Kubernetes Job Outlook
Course Closeout
This course is all about hands-on development skills, getting students ready to design and deploy applications on Kubernetes. It’s a stepping stone toward the CKAD certification and adds a developer-centric perspective to the series.
What’s covered in the CKAD course?
This course is divided into several modules:
Module 1: Course Overview
Introduction to the course
Prerequisites for the course
Module 2: Kubernetes and Container Fundamentals
Core concepts
Overview of the CKAD Exam
Benefits of getting certified
CKAD exam domains
APIs
Pods
Pod creation workflow
Pod lifecycle status
Inspecting Pods
Module 3: Configuration
Configuration basics
Configmaps
Security Contexts
Creating and consuming Secrets
Service Accounts
Module 4: Multi-Container Pods
Introduction to multi-container Pods
Design and patterns for multi-container Pods
Ambassador Containers
Connecting to Pods
Sidecars
Creating an Init Container
Module 5: Observability
Overview of observability
Container health
Probes
Logging
Monitoring resources and apps
Monitoring Pods
Module 6: Pod Design
Overview of Pod design
Deployments
Rolling Updates
Pod changes
Jobs and CronJobs
Labels and Annotations
Scalability options
Module 7: Services and Networking
Overview of services and networking
Understanding networking, routing, and services
Network Policies
Namespaces
Networking demo
Module 8: State Persistence
Overview of state persistence
Storage options
Volume storage
Configuring Pod volumes
Configuring persistent volumes
Module 9: CKAD Practice Exams
Practice preparation
Need-to-know for the exam
Sample exam questions
Module 10: Course Closeout
Summary and review of the course
Kubernetes certifications overview
Additional resources
Exam review
Course conclusion
This course dives into the administrative side of Kubernetes, teaching learners how to manage Kubernetes clusters and infrastructure. By the end, students will have the skills required to achieve the prestigious CKA certification.
Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)
Module 1: Course Overview
1.1 Course Overview
1.2 Course PreReqs
Module 2: Kubernetes and Container Fundamentals
2.1 Core Concepts
2.2 What is the CKA Exam
2.3 Why Get Certified
2.4 CKA Exam Domains
2.5 What is Kubernetes
2.6 What is a Container
2.7 What is Docker
2.8 Kubernetes Terminology
2.9 Kubernetes Components
2.10 Kubernetes Documentation
2.11 Whiteboard – Kubernetes Overview
Module 3: Kubernetes Installation
3.1 Kubernetes Installation
3.2 Installation Options
3.3 MiniKube
3.4 Demo – Install Minikube
3.5 Demo – Clusters
3.6 Kubectl Basics
3.7 Demo – Install Kubectl
Module 4: Working with Kubernetes Clusters and Nodes
4.1 Working with Kubernetes Clusters and Nodes
4.2 Understanding the Architecture
4.3 Understanding the nodes
4.4 Core Objects
4.5 API
4.6 Create a Cluster
4.7 Demo – Create a Cluster
4.8 Demo – YAML
4.9 Demo – Nodes
4.10 Demo – Kubectl Client Config
O U T L I N E
Module 5: API Access and Commands
5.1 API Access and Commands
5.2 About the API
5.3 Accessing the APIs
5.4 Demo – Exploring APIS
5.5 Kubectl
5.6 Using YAML for API Objects
5.7 Using Curl
5.8 Labels and Annotations
Module 6: Running Pods and Deployments
6.1 Running Pods and Deployments
6.2 Pods and Deployments
6.3 What is a Namespace
6.4 Scalability Options
6.5 Rolling Updates
6.6 Apply Changes to a Pod
6.7 Stateful Sets
6.8 Demo – Manage Deployments
Module 7: Configuring Storage
7.1 Configuring Storage
7.2 Storage options with Kubernetes
7.3 Configure Pod Volumes
7.4 Configure Persistent Volumes
7.5 Storage Classes
7.6 Whiteboard – Persistent Volumes
7.7 Demo – Configure Storage
Module 8: Kubernetes Networking
8.1 Kubernetes Networking
8.2 Understanding Networking
8.3 Services
8.4 Network Plugins
8.5 DNS
8.6 Network Policies
8.7 Namespaces
8.8 Demo – Networking
8.9 Manage High Availability
Module 9: Managing Security
9.1 Managing Security
9.2 Kubernetes Security
9.3 Container and Pod Security
9.4 Certificates
9.5 API Security
9.6 Configmaps and Secrets
9.7 Secure Images
9.8 Security Context
9.9 RBAC
Module 10: Managing Kubernetes In the Enterprise
10.1 Managing Kubernetes In the Enterprise
10.2 Cluster Management and Maintenance
10.3 Demo – Scale Deployment
10.4 Demo – Restart Cluster
10.5 Demo – Add or Remove Nodes
10.6 Demo – Create a Pod in the Background
10.7 Kubelet Restarts and Drains
10.8 UI Dashboard
10.9 Demo – Describe Resources
10.10 Kube-scheduler
10.11 Demo – Set-Up Alias
Module 11: Kubernetes Monitoring and Troubleshooting
11.1 Kubernetes Monitoring and Troubleshooting
11.2 Monitoring Resources
11.3 Monitoring Pods
11.4 Demo – Monitoring Pods
11.5 Logging
11.6 Demo – Logging
11.7 Troubleshooting
11.8 Affinity and Taints
Module 12: CKA Practice Exams
12.1 CKA Practice Exams
12.2 Exam Preparation Must Know
12.3 Question 1 – Create a Cluster, Deploy Pods and a Deployment
12.4 Question 2 – Create a Pod and Verify
12.5 Question 3 – Create a Pod with a Secret
12.6 Question 4 – Get Logs on a Pod and Send to File
12.7 Question 5 – Liveness Probe
12.8 Question 6 – Use Labels
12.9 Additional Questions
Module 13: Course Closeout
13.1 Course Closeout
13.2 Course Review
13.3 Kubernetes Certifications
13.4 Additional Resources
13.5 Exam Readiness
13.6 Course Closeout
This course is all about keeping things safe in the cloud. It teaches you how to handle security, especially in AWS. If you’re in charge of IT systems that use the cloud, this course is really important for you.
Certified Cloud Security Professional – CCSP
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design
Course Intro
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 1
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 2
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 3
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 4
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 5
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 6
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 7
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 8
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 9
Legal, Risk and Compliance
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 1
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 2
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 3
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 4
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 5
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 6
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 7
Cloud Data Security
Cloud Data Security – Part 1
Cloud Data Security – Part 2
Cloud Data Security – Part 3
Cloud Data Security – Part 4
Cloud Data Security – Part 5
Cloud Data Security – Part 6
Cloud Data Security – Part 7
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 1
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 2
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 3
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 4
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 5
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 6
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 7
O U T L I N E
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 8
Cloud Application Security
Cloud Application Security – Part 1
Cloud Application Security – Part 2
Cloud Application Security – Part 3
Cloud Application Security – Part 4
Cloud Application Security – Part 5
Cloud Application Security – Part 6
Cloud Application Security – Part 7
Cloud Application Security – Part 8
Cloud Application Security – Part 9
Cloud Security Operations
Cloud Security Operations – Part 1
Cloud Security Operations – Part 2
Cloud Security Operations – Part 3
Cloud Security Operations – Part 4
Cloud Security Operations – Part 5
Cloud Security Operations – Part 6
Cloud Security Operations – Part 7
Cloud Security Operations – Part 8
Cloud Security Operations – Part 9
Cloud Security Operations – Part 10
Cloud Security Operations – Part 11
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which DevOps Certification Should I Get for a Better Job?
If you want to boost your skills and make your resume shine, think about getting certified as a DevOps engineer. We offer different levels of certification in DevOps. Starting from the basics, you can work your way up to becoming an expert in DevOps.
How Can Learning DevOps Online Help Me at Work?
Taking DevOps courses online is great because it lets you learn on your own schedule. You can fit it around your job and other commitments. Our online courses cover everything you need to know about DevOps, so you’ll always be up-to-date with the latest tools and methods.
Is There a Course That Focuses on Automation and Tools?
Absolutely! We have a special course just for that. It dives deep into automation, continuous integration, deployment, and all the important DevOps tools. It’s perfect if you want to improve your tech skills.
How Much Does DevOps Training Cost?
The cost depends on which course you choose and how in-depth it is. But don’t worry, we’ve made sure our courses are affordable while still giving you all the knowledge and hands-on experience you need. You can find out more about the fees and what each course covers before you sign up.
What Advanced Training Should I Do After Becoming a Certified DevOps Engineer?
Once you’re certified in DevOps, you might want to specialize even further. We have advanced modules that can help with that. These cover things like specific tools, cloud platforms, or advanced deployment strategies. They’re perfect for taking your skills to the next level.