Chef is a powerful automation platform that transforms infrastructure into code. Whether you’re operating in the cloud, on-premises, or in a hybrid environment, Chef automates how infrastructure is configured, deployed, and managed across your network. This hands-on introductory workshop could enable you to get started with infrastructure automation with Chef
Contact us1 Introduction to Infrastructure as code
2 Overview of application infrastructure
3 Why Infrastructure as code
4 Tools for Infrastructure as code
5 Why Chef?
6 Chef Installation and configurations
7 Get started with “Hello World” example.
8 Chef Cookbooks
9 Test Kitchen concepts
10 Chef and OHAI
11 Chef Architecture
12 Chef Server
13 Chef Node
14 Chef Workstation
15 Advanced Cookbook topics
16 Cookbook versioning
17 Testing using InSpec
18 Understanding Compliance profile
Anju M Dominic is a well accredited professional corporate trainer and consultant in the field of DevOps . She has conducted over 150+ hands-on workshops across different product and service companies. She is also a trainer/author across various training companies including PluralSight, Edureka, KnowledgeHut, etc. She is currently the Principal consultant and founder of QuadraLogics, a boutique training/consulting firm. Anju is well known for her contributions to technical articles which includes two books and several whitepapers in the field of software engineering. She is also a regular speaker for many DevOps and Agile conferences
Ranjith Tharayil is an accomplished innovator, author, entrepreneur, technologist,CTO adviser, and inspirational servant leader.He is currently the Founder and CTO of a SAAS-based Digital Credential Platform CertifyMe.Online. He has also been honored with the title "Mentor of change" by NITI Ayog, Govt of India, and was associated with the Association for Computing Machinery as "ACM Distinguished Speaker". He has authored 10 patents, 30+ articles, and 3 books across different domains he has touched.
No. | Steps | Commands |
1 | Run Jenkins in a container | sudo docker run --name jenkins -p 8085:8080 anjurose/jenkins |
2 | View the Jenkins dashboard in the browser | Access your application at YOUR_ipaddress:8085 |
3 | Stop the container and exit it by Ctrl + c command | Ctrl + c |
4 | View the containers | sudo docker ps |