DevOps Foundations for JavaScript with GIT

Name: DevOps Foundations for JavaScript with GIT
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In this DevOps Foundations training, attendees will learn What DevOps is, Version Control with Git, Continuous Integration with Jenkins, Using NPM as a build tool, specifically with React, Integrate Git with Jenkins, and how to Implement Continuous Code Quality with SonarQube.

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Duration

3 Days

Course Details

Objectives

Version Control using Git
Branching, Merging and Working with Remotes
Working with GitFlow Workflow
Explore NPM
Create a React Application with NPM
Create a Jenkins Job
Create a Pipeline

Audience

Software Developers, Team Leads, Enterprise Architects, Solution Architects, and Information Technology Architects

Prerequisites

Some knowledge of JavaScript is beneficial

Outline for DevOps Foundations for JavaScript with GIT, Jenkins, and NPM Training Training

Chapter 1 - DevOps Fundamentals

Why DevOps
What is DevOps?
Collaborative, Matrixed and Cross-Functional Teams
Key Components of Successful DevOps Teams
DevOps-ification
DevOps Vocabulary
DevOps Goals
Not DevOps - Crush Buzzwords
Driving Business Outcomes with DevOps
Technology-Enabled Business
DevOps Key Enabler for Digital Transformation
Core Values and Mission
Core Values - Culture
Core Values - Automation
Core Values - Measurement
Core Values - Sharing
Communication
Collaboration
Value Stream Mapping
Behavioral Patterns for Success
DevOps Org Structures
DevOps Team - Separate
DevOps Merged Organization
DevOps Overlapped Organization
Organizational Structure Leadership
What Does Continuous Delivery Mean?
Deployment Pipelines
Your Organization is Doing CD if …
Pipelining for CD
Continuous Integration
CI Pipeline
CD & CI Methodologies
Key Tool Categories for CI/CD
Summary

Chapter 2 - Introduction to Git

What is Git
Git's Design Goals
Git's Design Goals (cont'd)
Branching and Merging
Branching and Merging (cont'd)
Centralized Version Control
Distributed Version Control
Git Basics
Git Basics (Cont'd)
Git Basics (cont'd)
Getting Git
Git on the Server
Git Repository Managers
Git on Somebody Else's Server
Summary

Chapter 3 - Basic Git Operations

Using Git
Definitions
Definitions (cont'd)
Repository (cont'd)
Definitions (cont'd)
Commit
Commit (continued)
How to Think About Commits
Viewing History
Configuring Git
Configuration Scope
User Identification
User Identification (cont'd)
GPG Signing
Gnu Privacy Guard
GPG Basics
GPG and Git
.gitignore
Other Useful Configurations
Gitattributes
Where Gitattributes are Set
How Gitattributes are Set
Git Hooks
commit-msg Hook with Jira Key
Summary

Chapter 4 - Branching, Merging and Remotes

Branching
Branches in Git
Branches in Git (cont'd)
Merge
Merge (cont'd)
Fast Forward Merge
--no-ff
More Than One Repository
Working with Remotes
Fetch and Pull
Push
Pull Requests
Tagging a Commit
Lightweight Tags
Annotated Tags
Sharing Tags
Checking Out a Tag
Summary

Chapter 5 - Introduction to Git Flow

Why Use an SCM Workflow?
Why Use an SCM Workflow? (Cond.)
What is Git Flow
The Main Branch
Benefits
How Git Flow works?
How Git Flow works? (Contd.)
What is Git Flow? (Contd.)
How Git Flow works? (Contd.)
Git Flow Extension
Initializing Git Flow
Features
Release
Hotfixes
Git Flow and Continuous Integration
Git Flow – Summary
Git Flow – Pros and Cons
Git Flow – When it Works Best?
Git Flow – When it Doesn’t Work?
Git Flow Alternatives
Trunk-based Development
Trunk-based Development (Contd.)
Trunk-based Development – When it Works?
Trunk-based Development – When it Doesn’t Work?
GitHub Flow
GitHub Flow – Pros and Cons
GitLab Flow
GitLab Flow – Environment Branches
GitLab Flow – Release Branches
GitLab Flow – Release Branches (Contd.)
GitLab Flow – Pros and Cons
Summary

Chapter 6 - Continuous Code Quality

Continuous Code Quality
What is SonarQube
SonarQube - Benefits
SonarQube (Multilingual)
Seven Axes of Quality
Potential Bugs
Tests
Comments and Duplication
Architecture and Design
Complexity
SonarQube Installation
SonarQube Components
Code Quality (LOC, Code Smells)
Code Quality (Project Files)
Code Quality (Code)
Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)
CWE List Item Example
OWASP Top Ten
SANS 25
SANS 25
Sonarqube Quality Profiles
Sonarqube Quality Gates
Portfolios
SonarLint
Review

Chapter 7 - Introduction to Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and Jenkins-CI

Foundation of Agile AppDev
XP Flow
Extreme Programming
Agile Development
What is Continuous Integration
What is Continuous Integration (cont'd)
Typical Setup for Continuous Integration
Setup Notes for Continuous Integration
CI with Artifact Management
What is Continuous Delivery?
Why Continuous Delivery?
DevOps and Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery Challenges
Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment
Jenkins Continuous Integration
Jenkins Features
Running Jenkins
Summary

Chapter 8 - Getting Started With Node Package Manager (NPM)

Node Package Manager (NPM)
History
Node.js
The NPM Registry
Registry UI
Module Page
Readme
Dependencies (upstream)
Dependencies (downstream)
Versions
Other Information
Installing NPM
NVM for Linux/MacOS
NVM for Windows
The NPM Command Line Interface (CLI)
Packages and Modules
package.json
NPM init
package.json
Dependencies
Installing Dependencies
Installing Dependencies
Installing Dependencies from package.json
Versioning
NPX
Summary

Chapter 9 - NPM and REACT

React
NPM and React
Create a Simple React App
Install create-react-app
Possible Installation Issues
Examine the Directory
Create the app
Examine Created Application
Details
Examine package.json part 1
Examine package.json part 2
Examine package.json part 3
Examine package.json part 4
Examine package.json part 5
Install
Build
Build Artifacts
Running the Application
Tests
Summary

Chapter 10 - Installing and Running Jenkins

Downloading and Installing Jenkins
Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application
Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application (cont'd)
Running Jenkins on an Application Server
The Jenkins Home Folder
Installing Jenkins as a Windows Service
Initial Configuration
Configuration Wizard
Configuration Wizard (cont'd)
Configuring Tools
Configuring Tools - Best Practices
Logging in Jenkins
Custom Log Recorders
Summary

Chapter 11 - Job Types in Jenkins

Introduction
Different types of Jenkins Items
Different types of Jenkins Items (cont'd)
Configuring Source Code Management(SCM)
Working with Subversion
Working with Subversion (cont'd)
Working with Git
Storing Credentials
Service Accounts
Storing Credentials (cont'd)
Build Triggers
Schedule Build Jobs
Polling the SCM
Polling vs Triggers
Maven Build Steps
Summary

Chapter 12 - Jenkins Plugins

Introduction
Jenkins Plugins - SCM
Jenkins Plugins – Build and Test
Jenkins Plugins – Analyzers
Jenkins for Teams
Installing Jenkins Plugins
Summary

Chapter 13 - Securing Jenkins

Jenkins Security - Overview
Jenkins Security
Authentication
Authorization
Confidentiality
Activating Security
Configure Authentication
Using Jenkins's Internal User Database
Creating Users
Authorization
Matrix-Based Security
Note – Create the Administrative User
Project-based Matrix Authorization
Project-Based Authentication
Role Based Access Control
Conclusion

Chapter 14 - Distributed Builds with Jenkins

Distributed Builds - Overview
Distributed Builds – How?
Agent Machines
Configure Jenkins Master
Configure Projects
Conclusion

Chapter 15 - Continuous Delivery and the Jenkins Pipeline

Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery (cont'd)
DevOps and Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery Challenges
Continuous Delivery with Jenkins
The Pipeline Plugin
The Pipeline Plugin (cont'd)
Defining a Pipeline
A Pipeline Example
Pipeline Example (cont'd)
Parallel Execution
Creating a Pipeline
Invoking the Pipeline
Interacting with the Pipeline
Pipeline vs Traditional Jobs
Conclusion

Chapter 16 - Best Practices for Jenkins

Best Practices - Secure Jenkins
Best Practices - Users
Best Practices - Backups
Best Practices - Reproducible Builds
Best Practices - Testing and Reports
Best Practices - Large Systems
Best Practices - Distributed Jenkins
Best Practices - Summary

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