Stone River Elearning – DevOps Mastery Bundle

Stone River Elearning – DevOps Mastery Bundle

The Docker for DevOps course gives you a chance to start transforming your organization to meet today’s fast-paced and evolving software market.

Here’s what you’ll learn when you sign up for this course today:

• How to set up the development environment for running Docker in Windows, Linux and Mac OS platforms.

• A complete overview of Docker
• How to dockerize flash or Ruby on Rails and create a production-ready application.
• How to create a staging server for testing your apps.
• How to work and manage the base images
• A complete overview of container management
• How to ensure your app is running forever using systemd.
• How to hook up a continuous integration pipeline
• How to configure and serve your application over SSL or HTTPS with nginx.
• How to deploy your app.
• How to buy and configure a domain name (and ensure it works with your new server).

Software is increasingly being applied to expand the breadth of operational efficiencies in organizations in every aspect of value chains such as operations, logistics, and communications. But traditional software development methodologies and delivery processes such as SDLC have the following inherent challenges which rule them out for accelerated software delivery:

• Non-integrated development tools
• Disparate processes in software development
• Lack of process continuity

Agile approaches were a huge step forward for the software delivery teams. But they alone can’t address emerging customer demands such as accelerated delivery of software. Today’s enterprises are leveraging DevOps initiatives and philosophy to break the traditional barriers that existed between Development and Ops teams. And Docker is right at the center of it.

Already, tons of organizations are using Docker to achieve the following:

• Deliver software at the speeds their clients expect
• Efficiently implement agile practices in software development
• Enhance software quality
• Automate software development processes such as coding, testing, releasing and deployment.