DevOps Foundations: Your First Project

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Carlos Nunez

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01 - Introduction

01 - Your first project, DevOps-ified!.mp4

00:49

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:03

03 - Configuring AWS.mp4

09:39

02 - 1. The ProjectThe Mission

01 - So what is this DevOps thing anyway.mp4

06:02

02 - Your application, pre-DevOps.mp4

02:17

03 - Your application, post-DevOps.mp4

02:59

03 - 2. Testing Locally with Docker

01 - Bring production to your laptop with Docker.mp4

02:17

02 - Installing Docker.mp4

09:06

03 - Writing your first Dockerfile.mp4

09:01

04 - Writing your first Docker Compose manifest.mp4

06:57

04 - 3. Getting Started with Git

01 - Version control The secret weapon of DevOps.mp4

05:46

02 - Installing Git.mp4

05:03

03 - Initializing your first Git repository.mp4

00:52

04 - Getting familiar with the Git workflow.mp4

05:42

05 - 4. Collaborative Version Control

01 - Beyond local repositories.mp4

03:14

02 - Introducing GitLab.mp4

01:17

03 - Creating the GitLab Docker Compose service.mp4

05:14

04 - Starting the GitLab Compose service.mp4

08:09

05 - Creating our first GitLab project.mp4

04:48

06 - Connecting Git to GitLab.mp4

10:02

06 - 5. Testing Your App with RSpec, Capybara, and Selenium

01 - Test often, ship often.mp4

03:56

02 - Setting up your test.mp4

07:35

03 - Viewing our test harness in Docker Compose.mp4

05:47

04 - Updating the Dockerfile.mp4

04:36

05 - Running the test.mp4

01:15

06 - Finding criteria for a unit test.mp4

03:05

07 - Writing the unit test.mp4

08:38

08 - Setting up Selenium.mp4

05:02

09 - Running your test with Selenium.mp4

04:07

07 - 6. Infrastructure as Code with OpenTofu

01 - Deploy with confidence with infrastructure as code.mp4

03:45

02 - Finding the version of OpenTofu to use.mp4

00:49

03 - Adding OpenTofu to Docker Compose.mp4

04:49

04 - AWS deployment explained.mp4

02:13

05 - Writing your integration test.mp4

12:18

06 - Writing OpenTofu code.mp4

09:43

07 - Reviewing the OpenTofu plan.mp4

03:24

08 - Applying the OpenTofu plan.mp4

08:11

09 - Running your integration test.mp4

01:42

10 - Destroying the website from AWS S3.mp4

01:53

08 - 7. CICD as Code

01 - Shipping fast with CICD.mp4

03:54

02 - Introducing GitLab CI.mp4

01:47

03 - Writing our first Gitlab CI workflow.mp4

08:25

04 - Configuring sensitive variables.mp4

03:12

05 - Creating our first Gitlab CI runner.mp4

05:26

06 - Putting it all together.mp4

05:29

07 - Challenge Change the website title.mp4

00:59

08 - Solution Change the website title.mp4

11:02

09 - 8. Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

03:04

Description

Curious about how to put DevOps principles into practice? This course can help. Join instructor and DevOps expert Carlos Nunez as he demonstrates how to apply DevOps principles to a sample app for a fictitious travel booking company. Throughout the course, Carlos shows you how to leverage popular tools and methodologies to make updating, testing, and releasing the app a breeze. After explaining how to containerize the website with Docker and Docker Compose, he shows how to write unit and integration tests with RSpec, Capybara, and Selenium. He then guides you through the process of deploying your website to the cloud with OpenTofu and using GitLab CI, GitLab's built-in CI/CD service that can build, test, and deploy your app. Upon completing this course, you'll know how to turn a slow and complex application development process into a fast and enjoyable one.

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Carlos Nunez

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I enjoy making engineering and product development in complex environments fun, fast and profitable through DevOps, everything-as-code, and clean software. Learn more at https://resume.carlosnunez.me (Top secret cleared and active as of 2022/06/01.)

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