Hands-on DevOps with Linux
Build and Deploy DevOps Pipelines Using Linux Commands, Terraform, Docker, Vagrant, and Kubernetes
Alisson Machado de Menezes
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Hands-on DevOps with Linux
Build and Deploy DevOps Pipelines Using Linux Commands, Terraform, Docker, Vagrant, and Kubernetes
Alisson Machado de Menezes
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Manage Linux Servers on-premises and cloud with advanced DevOps techniques using Kubernetes
Description
Hands-on DevOps with Linux brings you advanced learnings on how to make the best use of Linux commands in managing the DevOps infrastructure to keep enterprise applications up-to-date.The book begins by introducing you to the Linux world with the most used commands by DevOps experts and teaches how to set up your own infrastructure in your environment. The book covers exclusive coverage on production scenarios using Kubernetes and how the entire container orchestration is managed.
Throughout the book, you will get accustomed to the most widely used techniques among DevOps Engineers in their routine. You will explore how infrastructure as code works, working with Vagrant, Docker and Terraform through which you can manage the entire cloud deployment of applications along with how to scale them on your own.
What you will learn
- Create Infrastructure as Code to replicate the configuration to your infrastructure.
- Learn best methods and techniques to build continuous delivery pipeline using Jenkins.
- Learn to Distribute and scale your applications using Kubernetes.
- Get insights by analyzing millions of server logs using Kibana and Logstash.
Who this book is for
This book is best suited for DevOps Engineers and DevOps professionals who want to make best use of Linux commands in managing the DevOps infrastructure daily. It is a good handy guide for Linux administrators and system administrators too to get familiar with the use of Linux in Devops and advance their skillset in DevOps.
Table of Contents
1. Getting started with Linux
2. Working with Bash
3. Setting up a service
4. Configuring a reverse proxy with Nginx
5. Deploying your application using Docker
6. Automating your Infrastructure as Code
7. Creating your infrastructure using cloud services
8. Working with Terraform
9. Working with Git
10. Continuous integration and Continuous Delivery using Jenkins
11. Deploying and scaling your application using Kubernetes
12. Logs with open source Tools