Luke was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout the training, including answering some questions which were probably more advanced than the course
Carl Garner - Anoto Limited
Szkolenia Configuration Management
Configuration Management Tools Training
Opinie uczestników
Plany Szkoleń Configuration Management
| Kod | Nazwa | Czas trwania | Charakterystyka kursu |
|---|---|---|---|
| itasaltstack1 | IT Automation with Saltstack - bespoke | 21 godz. | Saltstack (Salt for short) is open source software developed to automate the configuration of server systems. During this course you will learn how to centrally administer and manage multiple server environments. The course will be a good mixture of presentations, examples and lab exercises so that you can immediately apply what you have learnt. Salt overview The goal of SaltStack Architectural overview of remote execution Salt states Grains Pillar Jinja2 and the virtual mechanism Introduction to YAML Literals, scalars Sequences, mappings Examples Installation of Salt Installation on Ubuntu Differences between salt-common, salt-minion and salt-master Installation on Amazon EC2 Salt command line basics Anatomy of a salt command Output formatting in JSON The jq tool Targeting minions Globbing Regular expressions List matching IP matching Grains matching Compound matcing Examples and exercises States Package management Services Highstate Salt formulas Exercises, examples Templating Jinja2 introduction For loop, assignments, escaping Templating with Jinja2 in Salt, examples Pillar Secure storage VNC password deployment example Extending Salt Writing execution modules Extending Salt configuration Wrapping states around execution modules Rendering data Handling return data Scripting with runners Adding external file servers Connecting to the cloud Monitoring with beacons Extending the master （multi-masters) Other interesting SaltStack concepts Environments Orchestration Integration with Docker Salt for windows |
| vagrant | Vagrant: Instantaneously create and manage a bunch of virtual machines | 7 godz. | Vagrant is an open-source virtualization tool for automating the provisioning of virtual machines. By eliminating the manual process, Vagrant enables the instantaneous creation of an almost unlimited number of virtual machines. In this training participants will learn the core concepts of Vagrant, and how to implement Vagrant into a live work environment. Audience Software Engineers, developers, and programmers System administrator DevOps, IT Operations, Development Support Format of the course After a brief introduction to virtualization provisioning, participants carry out exercises to deploy Vagrant in a live environment. Introduction Vagrant virtualised development environments Installing and configuring Vagrant Setting up your first Vagrant machine Working with the Vagrantfile Automated provisioning with Chef and Puppet Versioning your environments Networking with Vagrant Controlling multiple machines with Vagrant Creating and maintaining boxes with Vagrant Extending Vagrant with plug-ins Vagrant environmental variables Troubleshooting and debugging Closing remarks |
| advans | Advanced Automation with Ansible | 14 godz. | The course is intended to give engineers who currently use Ansible knowledge of the deeper and more specialist areas involved in it's application. The aim of the workshop is to give a greater understanding of what goes on "under the hood", how Ansible can be used in the application development lifecycle, and how Ansible can be tailored for scaled and enterprise environments. Module Development internals The Python API Developing Dynamic Inventories Developing Modules Developing Plugins Application and Infrastructure Testing Managing Network Devices AWS and Ansible Vagrant and Ansible Docker and Ansible Continuous Delivery and Rolling Upgrades Performance and Scaling Note: this course can be delivered as a 3 day course if you require more in-depth coverage of the subject |
| ansibleautointro | Introduction to Ansible Automation | 7 godz. | Ansible solves the problem: "We've got the server configuration we want, we've put in the time figuring it out; now how to we automate all that?"The Essentials of Configuration and Deployment What we can do with Ansible Our goals before, and our goals now Setting Up Configuration Inventory Playbooks Roles, Plays, And Tasks Variables and Modules Best Practices, and the Future |
| ansiblecm | Managing Configuration with Ansible | 21 godz. | This course has been created to system administrators who want to automate system and application configuration management with Ansible. This course focuses mostly on Linux/Unix servers. Introduction to Ansible Very brief history and reason for development of Ansible Brief comparison with Saltstack and others Benefits and limitations of using Ansible Quick Examples Deploying configuration of Apache server Managing changes in the configuration Playbooks Roles Inclusion Variables Filters Conditionals Loops Accelerated Mode Asynchronous Actions Pooling Dry Run Delegation, Roling Updates and Local Actions Error Handling Lookups Prompts Tags Vault Running playbooks interactively Dealing with Modules Installing Modules Overview of commonly used modules Other Ansible Galaxy Testing Strategies YAML Syntax |
| chefcm | Chef Configuration Management | 14 godz. | Getting Started with Chef What is Chef Compobnents and topology Installation and first run Nodes Physical Nodes Cloud Nodes Virtual Nodes Network Nodes Chef client Ohai tool Workstation Command line usage ChefDK KitchenCI ChefSpec Policy Chef-repo Chef Server Search feature Data bags Managment console Analytics Actions Reports Cookbook Attributes Recipes Good to know about Chef Integrating Chef with: OpenStack, Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure Comparing Chef with another tools: Salt, Ansible |
| itasaltstack | IT Automation with Saltstack | 14 godz. | Saltstack (Salt for short) is open source software developed to automate the configuration of server systems. During this course you will learn how to centrally administer and manage multiple server environments. The course will be a good mixture of presentations, examples and lab exercises so that you can immediately apply what you have learnt. Salt overview The goal of SaltStack Architectural overview of remote execution Salt states Grains Pillar Jinja2 and the virtual mechanism Introduction to YAML Literals, scalars Sequences, mappings Examples Installation of Salt Installation on Ubuntu Differences between salt-common, salt-minion and salt-master Installation on Amazon EC2 Salt command line basics Anatomy of a salt command Output formatting in JSON The jq tool Targeting minions Globbing Regular expressions List matching IP matching Grains matching Compound matcing Examples and exercises States Package management Services Highstate Exercises, examples Templating Jinja2 introduction For loop, assignments, escaping Templating with Jinja2 in Salt, examples Pillar Secure storage VNC password deployment example Other interesting SaltStack concepts Environments salt-cloud Orchestration Integration with Docker |
| 3843 | Puppet Advanced | 21 godz. | This course is intended for experienced system administrators and developers who are looking to implement Puppet Automation into complex environments. On completion you will be able to deploy a complex systems configuration for Puppet environment in a multiple Masters-Client environment. Introduction Development Environment Puppet Module Architecture Code Compression Data separation with Hiera Virtual Resources Exported Resources Reporting and Auditing Troubleshooting MCollective Scaling Puppet |
| 3842 | Puppet Fundamentals | 21 godz. | This course is intended for organisations already using Puppet or Systems Administrators looking to implement Puppet as a new solution. The course is delivered over 3 days and involves a mixture of both presentations and exercises. On completion you will be able to deploy a basic system configuration for Puppet in a Master-Client environment. About Puppet Puppet Agent & Puppet Master Reporting Resources Resource Relationships Language Constructs Language and Templates Defined Resource Types Puppet Forge Troubleshooting & Best Practices Live Management |
| reqman | Zarządzanie wymaganiami | 21 godz. | Zarządzanie wymaganiami jest dziedziną aktywności biznesowej mającą na celu określenie rzeczywistych potrzeb użytkowników w stosunku do tworzonego produktu oraz działań niezbędnych dla wytworzenia takiego produktu. Zarządzanie wymaganiami zajmuje się również pomiarem użyteczności produktów przy porównaniu i wyborze optymalnej oferty na produkt z wielu dostępnych wariantów oferowanych przez różnych dostawców. Zarządzanie wymaganiami obejmuje również bieżącą ocenę gotowości produktu w trakcie tworzenia oraz ocenę zgodności produktu z potrzebami użytkownika po jego wytworzeniu. Zarządzanie wymaganiami jest jedną z bardziej istotnych faz projektowania produktu, od której jakości realizacji zależy bezpośrednio liczba wytworzonych błędów w produkcie skutkujących koniecznością nanoszenia poprawek i przeprowadzania ponownych testów do momentu wytworzenia produktu zgodnego z potrzebami użytkownika. Uczestnicy szkolenia zdobędą wiedzę: techniki zbierania i precyzowania wymagań modelowanie i weryfikowanie wymagań (omówienie narzędzi służących do modelowania wymagań, prcesów biznesowych zasady organizowania dokumentów i skuteczne przekazywanie ich wykonawcom dobre praktyki przy realizacji projektów IT Forma szkolenia: wykłady (50%) warsztaty (10%) ćwiczenia parktyczne (20%) praca indywidualna (10%) praca w grupach i dyskusja (10%) Moduł I Cykl życia produktu a zarządzanie strategiczne. Definicje pojęć, ustrukturyzowanie procesu zbierania i prioretyzowania wymagań względem dostarczanej użyteczności w czasie. Skąd biorą się problemy w projektach IT Tworzenie poprawnej komunikacji między zamawiającym a wykonawcą Pojęcia związane z analizą wymagań (intresariusze, produkty itp) Analiza i jej miejsce w projekcie informatycznym Ocena roli wymagań w odbiorze systemu i testowaniu Planowanie i organizacji projektu IT - dobre praktyki Moduł II Analityk - pożądane cechy, metody rozwoju, rola Różnica pomiędzy potrzebą a wymaganiami System wartości wykonawcy i klienta Wymagania i ryzyko po stronie wykonawcy i klienta Określanie jakości rozwiązań IT poprzez wymagania niefunkcjonalne Zbieranie wymagań - techniki i zakresy ich zastosowania Prowadzenie wywiadu Metody prowadzenia spotkań Dokumentowanie zebranych wymagań Moduł III Zarządzanie problemami i zmianami wymagań w projektach IT Weryfikowanie i precyzowanie informacji Formalizmy, notacje, modele (UML, BPMN) Prototypowanie i testowanie procesów |
Najbliższe szkolenia
| Szkolenie | Data Kursu | Cena szkolenia [Zdalne / Stacjonarne] |
|---|---|---|
| IT Automation with Saltstack - Rzeszów, Plac Wolności 13 | śr., 2017-08-09 09:00 | 14050PLN / 4658PLN |
| Chef Configuration Management - Kielce, ul. Warszawska 19 | śr., 2017-08-09 09:00 | 11810PLN / 3979PLN |
| Zarządzanie wymaganiami - Kraków, ul. Rzemieślnicza 1 | śr., 2017-08-09 09:00 | 9900PLN / 4614PLN |
| Puppet Fundamentals - Lublin, ul. Spadochroniarzy 9 | śr., 2017-08-09 09:00 | 9000PLN / 3477PLN |
| IT Automation with Saltstack - bespoke - Toruń, ul. Żeglarska 10/14 | śr., 2017-08-09 09:00 | 11490PLN / 4382PLN |
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