DevOps Tools and Practices with Jenkins and GitHub
In order to automate and optimize software development, deployment, and infrastructure management, development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams integrate using DevOps Tools and Practices with Jenkins and GitHub. Two essential components of the DevOps toolbox are GitHub, a version control and collaboration platform, and Jenkins, an open-source automation server. When combined, they help teams produce high-quality software more quickly and effectively by facilitating version control, continuous integration, continuous delivery (CI/CD), and collaboration.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
DevOps Tools and Practices with Jenkins and GitHub Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Software developers: Developers looking to use DevOps tools like Jenkins and GitHub to automate and collaborate on coding, testing, and deployment processes.
System Administrators: System administrators are experts who look to deploy CI/CD pipelines and automate processes using DevOps techniques. They are in charge of maintaining and improving system infrastructure.
DevOps Engineers: People who want to specialize in DevOps and concentrate on automating software development, deployment, and monitoring procedures.
IT Operations Teams: IT operations teams are teams in charge of operations that wish to enhance cooperation with development teams by implementing DevOps techniques and tools for better integration and quicker releases.
Project managers: Project managers in charge of software development initiatives who wish to comprehend and apply DevOps techniques to enhance teamwork and project completion schedules.
DevOps Engineer: Cloud infrastructure management, software development automation, and CI/CD pipeline implementation.
Site resilience Engineer (SRE): Ensuring uptime, automating processes, and maintaining system resilience in large-scale settings.
Build and Release Engineer: The build and release engineer oversees software development and release procedures using Jenkins and GitHub for continuous integration.
Cloud Engineer: A cloud engineer is an expert in cloud infrastructure who manages, automates, and optimizes cloud services through the use of DevOps techniques.
Automation Engineer: Maintained software performance and automated deployment procedures.
These positions, which offer competitive pay and opportunities for advancement in both the USA and Canada, are highly sought after in sectors like technology, banking, healthcare, and retail. Professionals in DevOps are highly regarded for their capacity to improve operational effectiveness and software delivery.
- Overview of the DevOps lifecycle and concepts
- Traditional software delivery versus DevOps
- Overview of CI/CD and Agile
- Overview of GitHub and Git
- Commits, ranches, merges, and Git repositories
- Practical experience using GitHub repositories
- GitHub branching strategies and workflows
- Code reviews and pull requests
- Handling problems and achievements
- Overview of GitHub Actions
- Managing conflicts arising from mergers
- Practical experiments using team-based GitHub processes
- Overview of Jenkins and CI principles
- Jenkins’s components and architecture
- Jenkins installation and configuration
- Build triggers and Jenkins jobs
- Jenkins with GitHub Integration
- Interactive labs for automated construction
- Jenkinsfile and Jenkins pipelines
- Pipelines that are declarative vs programmed
- Securely managing credentials
- Automation of builds, tests and packages
- Best practices for pipelines
- Interactive laboratories featuring multi-phase pipelines
- Overview of build tools (Gradle or Maven)
- Test automation and unit testing
- Basic reporting and code quality checks
- Versioning and artifact repositories
- Jenkins pipeline integration with tests
- Interactive laboratories with automated testing
- Environments and tactics for deployment
- Basics of environment configuration
- Jenkins-based automated deployment
- Overview of deployments using containers
- Interactive labs featuring deployment pipelines
- Analyze and troubleshoot build failures
- Fundamental CI/CD security procedures
- Keeping credentials and secrets
- Best practices for teams using DevOps
- Pipeline situations in the real world
- Creating a complete CI/CD pipeline
- Jenkins connection with GitHub
- Automated deployment, testing, and building
- Enhancements and optimization of pipelines
- Presentation and evaluation of the completed project
- Summary of the course and future actions
This course is suitable for developers, system administrators, QA engineers, and IT professionals who want hands-on DevOps experience.
No prior DevOps experience is required. Basic knowledge of software development or system administration is helpful.
The primary tools are Git, GitHub, Jenkins, and common build and deployment tools used in CI/CD pipelines.
The training is highly practical, with hands-on labs and a real end-to-end project.
Yes. You will learn to design, build, and manage CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub.
Yes. The curriculum is designed around real DevOps workflows used in production environments.
Basic container-based deployment concepts are introduced as part of modern DevOps practices.
Approximately 6 to 8 hours per week, including sessions, labs and practice.
Yes, a course completion certificate is provided.
Yes. The skills covered are widely used in DevOps roles and help build a strong foundation for advanced tools and cloud platforms.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches for 8 weeks. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
You can register via our website https://checkmateittech.com/, or reach out to our support teams via phone, email, or WhatsApp. We’ll help you with batch schedules and payment options.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
DevOps Engineer: Cloud infrastructure management, software development automation, and CI/CD pipeline implementation.
Site resilience Engineer (SRE): Ensuring uptime, automating processes, and maintaining system resilience in large-scale settings.
Build and Release Engineer: The build and release engineer oversees software development and release procedures using Jenkins and GitHub for continuous integration.
Cloud Engineer: A cloud engineer is an expert in cloud infrastructure who manages, automates, and optimizes cloud services through the use of DevOps techniques.
Automation Engineer: Maintained software performance and automated deployment procedures.
These positions, which offer competitive pay and opportunities for advancement in both the USA and Canada, are highly sought after in sectors like technology, banking, healthcare, and retail. Professionals in DevOps are highly regarded for their capacity to improve operational effectiveness and software delivery.
