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Este curso DevOps Foundations for JavaScript com Git, Jenkins e NPMensina aos participantes os fundamentos do DevOps e como construir e implantar continuamente um aplicativo React usando NPM, Git e Jenkins, bem como implementar qualidade contínua de código.

Objetivo

Após realizar este Curso DevOps for JavaScript você será capaz de:

• Implementar controle de versão usando Git
• Ramifique, mescle e trabalhe com dispositivos remotos
• Trabalhe com o fluxo de trabalho GitFlow
• Explorar o NPM
• Crie um aplicativo React com NPM
• Crie um trabalho Jenkins
• Crie um pipeline

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

DevOps Fundamentals

1. Why DevOps
2. What is DevOps?
3. Collaborative, Matrixed, and Cross-Functional Teams
4. Key Components of Successful DevOps Teams
5. DevOps-ification
6. DevOps Vocabulary
7. DevOps Goals
8. Not DevOps - Crush Buzzwords
9. Driving Business Outcomes with DevOps
10. Technology-Enabled Business
11. DevOps Key Enabler for Digital Transformation
12. Core Values and Mission
13. Communication
14. Collaboration
15. Value Stream Mapping
16. Behavioral Patterns for Success
17. DevOps Org Structures
18. DevOps Team - Separate
19. DevOps Merged Organization
20. DevOps Overlapped Organization
21. Organizational Structure Leadership
22. What Does Continuous Delivery Mean?
23. Deployment Pipelines
24. Your Organization is Doing CD if …
25. Pipelining for CD
26. Continuous Integration
27. CI Pipeline
28. CD & CI Methodologies
29. Key Tool Categories for CI/CD

Introduction to Git

1. What is Git
2. Git's Design Goals
3. Branching and Merging
4. Centralized Version Control
5. Distributed Version Control
6. Git Basics
7. Getting Git
8. Git on the Server
9. Git Repository Managers
10. Git on Somebody Else's Server

Basic Git Operations

1. Using Git
2. Definitions
3. Commit
4. How to Think About Commits
5. Viewing History
6. Configuring Git
7. Configuration Scope
8. User Identification
9. GPG Signing
10. Gnu Privacy Guard
11. GPG Basics
12. GPG and Git
13. .gitignore
14. Other Useful Configurations
15. Git Attributes
16. Where Gitattributes are Set
17. How Gitattributes are Set
18. Git Hooks
19. commit-msg Hook with Jira Key

Branching, Merging, and Remotes

1. Branching
2. Branches in Git
3. Merge
4. Fast Forward Merge
5. --no-ff
6. More Than One Repository
7. Working with Remotes
8. Fetch and Pull
9. Push
10. Pull Requests
11. Tagging a Commit
12. Lightweight Tags
13. Annotated Tags
14. Sharing Tags
15. Checking Out a Tag

Introduction to Git Flow

1. Why Use an SCM Workflow?
2. What is Git Flow
3. The Main Branch
4. Benefits
5. How does Git Flow work?
6. Git Flow Extension
7. Initializing Git Flow
8. Features
9. Release
10. Hotfixes
11. Git Flow and Continuous Integration
12. Git Flow – Pros and Cons
13. Git Flow – When it Works Best?
14. Git Flow – When it Doesn’t Work?
15. Git Flow Alternatives
16. Trunk-based Development – When it Works?
17. Trunk-based Development – When it Doesn’t Work?
18. GitHub Flow – Pros and Cons
19. GitLab Flow – Environment Branches
20. GitLab Flow – Release Branches

Continuous Code Quality

1. Continuous Code Quality
2. What is SonarQube
3. SonarQube - Benefits
4. SonarQube (Multilingual)
5. Seven Axes of Quality
6. Potential Bugs
7. Tests
8. Comments and Duplication
9. Architecture and Design
10. Complexity
11. SonarQube Installation
12. SonarQube Components
13. Code Quality
14. Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)
15. CWE List Item Example
16. OWASP Top Ten
17. SANS 25
18. SANS 25
19. SonarQube Quality Profiles
20. SonarQube Quality Gates
21. Portfolios
22. SonarLint

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

1. Foundation of Agile AppDev
2. XP Flow
3. Extreme Programming
4. Agile Development
5. What is Continuous Integration
6. Typical Setup for Continuous Integration
7. Setup Notes for Continuous Integration
8. CI with Artifact Management
9. What is Continuous Delivery?
10. Why Continuous Delivery?
11. DevOps and Continuous Delivery
12. Continuous Delivery Challenges
13. Continuous Delivery vs. Continuous Deployment
14. Jenkins Continuous Integration
15. Jenkins Features
16. Running Jenkins

Getting Started With Node Package Manager (NPM)

1. Node Package Manager (NPM)
2. History
3. Node.js
4. The NPM Registry
5. Registry UI
6. Module Page
7. Readme
8. Dependencies (upstream)
9. Dependencies (downstream)
10. Versions
11. Other Information
12. Installing NPM
13. NVM for Linux/MacOS
14. NVM for Windows
15. The NPM Command Line Interface (CLI)
16. Packages and Modules
17. package.json
18. NPM init
19. package.json
20. Dependencies
21. Installing Dependencies
22. Installing Dependencies
23. Installing Dependencies from package.json
24. Versioning
25. NPX

NPM and REACT

1. React
2. NPM and React
3. Create a Simple React App
4. Install create-react-app
5. Possible Installation Issues
6. Examine the Directory
7. Create the app
8. Examine Created Application
9. Details
10. Examine package.json 
11. Install
12. Build
13. Build Artifacts
14. Running the Application
15. Tests

Installing and Running Jenkins

1. Downloading and Installing Jenkins
2. Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application
3. Running Jenkins on an Application Server
4. The Jenkins Home Folder
5. Installing Jenkins as a Windows Service
6. Initial Configuration
7. Configuration Wizard
8. Configuring Tools
9. Logging in Jenkins
10. Custom Log Recorders

Job Types in Jenkins

1. Introduction
2. Different types of Jenkins Items
3. Configuring Source Code Management (SCM)
4. Working with Subversion
5. Working with Git
6. Storing Credentials
7. Service Accounts
8. Build Triggers
9. Schedule Build Jobs
10. Polling the SCM
11. Polling vs. Triggers
12. Maven Build Steps

Jenkins Plugins

1. SCM
2. Build and Test
3. Analyzers
4. Jenkins for Teams
5. Installing Jenkins Plugins

Securing Jenkins

1. Jenkins Security
2. Authentication
3. Authorization
4. Confidentiality
5. Activating Security
6. Configure Authentication
7. Using Jenkins's Internal User Database
8. Creating Users
9. Authorization
10. Matrix-Based Security
11. Note – Create the Administrative User
12. Project-based Matrix Authorization
13. Project-Based Authentication
14. Role-Based Access Control

Distributed Builds with Jenkins

1. Distributed Builds - Overview
2. Distributed Builds
3. Agent Machines
4. Configure Jenkins Master
5. Configure Projects

Continuous Delivery and the Jenkins Pipeline

1. Continuous Delivery
2. DevOps and Continuous Delivery
3. Continuous Delivery Challenges
4. Continuous Delivery with Jenkins
5. The Pipeline Plugin
6. Defining a Pipeline
7. A Pipeline Example
8. Parallel Execution
9. Creating a Pipeline
10. Invoking the Pipeline
11. Interacting with the Pipeline
12. Pipeline vs. Traditional Jobs

Best Practices for Jenkins

1. Secure Jenkins
2. Users
3. Backups
4. Reproducible Builds
5. Testing and Reports
6. Large Systems
7. Distributed Jenkins