(STEP 3) PROJECT 1: LAMP STACK IMPLEMENTATION

In this project you will learn different Technology Stacks used in Web development and how to implement the most commonly used one - LAMP.

(STEP 4) PROJECT 2: LEMP STACK IMPLEMENTATION

This project will extend your knowledge of various Web Stacks. It requires you to deploy and configure a LEMP solution using a very popular Web Server – NGINX.

(STEP 5) PROJECT 3: MERN STACK IMPLEMENTATION

This project covers another popular Web Stack – MERN. You will configure both: backend and frontend parts of the solution, and also will learn how to use Postman for RESTful API testing.

(STEP 10) PROJECT 4: MEAN STACK IMPLEMENTATION

In this projects you will get yourself familiar with a NoSQL Database – MongoDB. You will learn how to implement a MEAN Web Stack solution that stores data in a form of JSON-like documents.

(STEP 11) Aux Project 1 (Shell Scripting)

Automate user creation by applying your shell scripting skills in the hands-on assignment. Onboard a list of new Linux users from a CSV file using a shell script.

(STEP 12) PROJECT 5: Client/Server Architecture Using A MySQL Relational Database Management System

This project will give you practical experience of implementing a Client-Server architecture using MySQL Relational Database Management System.

(STEP 14) PROJECT 6: Web Solution With WordPress

In this project you will deploy a full-scale three tier Web Solution with WordPress Content Management System. You will also learn how to configure and effectively use Linux storage subsystem with Logical Volume Manager.

(STEP 17) PROJECT 7: Devops Tooling Website Solution

This project will give you practical skills in deploying a DevOps Tooling website from a GitHub repository. You will configure a MySQL database as an Identity Storage and Network File System as a centralized file storage solution

(STEP 18) PROJECT 8: Load Balancer Solution With Apache

This project introduces Load Balancing concept to ensure that the DevOps Tooling website will be scalable to serve more users by deploying additional Web Servers. You will learn how to use Apache Load Balancer and local DNS Names resolution.

(STEP 19) PROJECT 9: Continous Integration Pipeline For Tooling Website

Automation of repeated routine tasks with Jenkins Continuous Integration tool – is the focus of this project. You will learn how to automatically deploy DevOps Tooling website to Web Servers straight from your GitHub repository upon every commit using Webhooks.

(STEP 20) PROJECT 10: Load Balancer Solution With Nginx and SSL/TLS

Gain mastery in securing connections to your website by using SSL/TLS with NGNIX Web Server. Make your website secure by supporting HTTPS protocol.

(STEP 21) PROJECT 11: Ansible – Automate Project 7 to 10

Increase level of automation with Ansible Configuration Management tool. Create your first Ansible playbook to automate your infrastructure creation.

(STEP 22) Project 12 Ansible Refactoring, Assignments & Imports

Continue exploring more advanced Ansible concepts within this project. You will learn how make your configurations reusable with Imports, create and assign Ansible Roles.

(STEP 23) Project 13 Ansible Dynamic Assignments (Include) and Community Roles

Diving deeper into more advanced Ansible concepts by learning Dynamic Assignments and Community Roles. Explore options whether to use predefined roles or develop your own ones for MySQL, Nginx, Apache and Jenkins.

(STEP 24) Project 14 Experience Continuous Integration With Jenkins | Ansible | Artifactory | Sonarqube | PHP

In this project you will learn how to implement a full-scale CI/CD pipeline with combination of various technologies. You will understand DevOps terminology and success metrics required to measure and constantly improve. Explore new instruments such as: artifact repository, quality analytics & assurance and pentest tools.

(STEP 26) Project 15 AWS Cloud Solution For 2 Company Websites Using A Reverse Proxy Technology

This project will give you a proper introduction to AWS, learn how to manage your AWS infrastructure – EC2 Virtual Machines, Networking, Target Groups, Autoscaling, Managed Databases, DNS and many more. Learn the most important AWS services that are used to deploy Web Solutions.

(STEP 28) Project 16 Automate Infrastructure With IAC using Terraform Part 1

Start setting up your infra like a Pro with Infrastructure as Code (Iac) tool – Terraform. Learn how to create high quality Terraform configuration files, study best practices and try it out yourself.

(STEP 29) Project 17 Automate Infrastructure With IAC using Terraform Part 2

Manage networks in the Cloud as Code with Terraform. Learn advanced Terraform syntax to create parametrized configuration files with dynamic values assignment and conditions. Practice in creation of various AWS resources like EC2, S3, ALB and many other via Terraform configuration files.

(STEP 30) PROJECT 18 : Automate Infrastructure With IaC using Terraform-Part 3

Continue exploring Terraform capabilities, increase reusability of your configurations with Terraform Modules, learn what role Terraform plays in CI/CD. Get an introduction to Packer – Machine Images Build Automation tools from HashiCorp.

(STEP 33) PROJECT 19: Automate Infrastructure With IaC using Terraform. Part 4 - Terraform Cloud

In this Project you will get yourself familiar with a Cloud Terraform Offering from Hashicorp - you will learn how to manage Infrastructure as Code without provisioning any servers - straight from the cloud web console.

(STEP 34) PROJECT 20: Migration to the Сloud with containerization. Part 1 - Docker & Docker Compose

This Project will introduce Containerization concept to you with the Docker technology that has revolutionized application packaging and distribution. You will write your very first Dockerfile, learn how to work with DockerHub repository and practice container deployment with Docker Compose.

(STEP 35) PROJECT 21: Orchestrating containers across multiple Virtual Servers with Kubernetes. Part 1

This project will teach you how to manage production-grade containerized solutions with Kubernetes. You will learn how to build a Kubernetes cluster "From-Ground-Up", you will get to know all its moving parts and how they work together to comprise a highly-available, scalable and secure container orchestration tool.

(STEP 36): PROJECT 22: Deploying Applications Into Kubernetes Cluster

Building Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) with Terraform

(STEP 37): PROJECT 23: Persisting Data in Kubernetes

Persisting Data in Kubernetes

(STEP 38): PROJECT 24: Building Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) With Terraform

Deploying and Packaging applications with Helm

(STEP 39): PROJECT 25: Deploying and Packaging applications into Kubernetes

Deploying and Packaging applications into Kubernetes

(STEP 40): PROJECT 26: RESERVED FOR MASTER CLASS

(STEP 41): PROJECT 27: RESERVED FOR MASTER CLASS

(STEP 42): PROJECT 28: RESERVED FOR MASTER CLASS

(STEP 43): PROJECT 29: RESERVED FOR MASTER CLASS

(STEP 48): PROJECT 30: RESERVED FOR MASTER CLASS