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You're reading from Effective DevOps with AWS Implement continuous delivery and integration in the AWS environment

Product type Paperback

Published in Sep 2018

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781789539974

Length 384 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Tools

AWS

Concepts

Continuous Delivery

Authors (3):

Giuseppe Borgese

Nathaniel Felsen

Yogesh Raheja

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Table of Contents (11) Chapters

Preface

1. The Cloud and DevOps Revolution FREE CHAPTER

2. Deploying Your First Web Application

3. Treating Your Infrastructure as Code

4. Infrastructure as Code with Terraform

5. Adding Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment

6. Scaling Your Infrastructure

7. Running Containers in AWS

8. Hardening the Security of Your AWS Environment

9. Assessment

10. Other Books You May Enjoy

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Questions

What does IaC stand for?
How can a simple Hello World application be deployed using the AWS CloudFormation Console?
List some of the popular SCM offerings. How is a GitHub account useful for source control management?
Install Git (Local Version Control) package, clone your GitHub global repository created in the previous example and push your helloworld-cf.template to your GitHub repository.
What is Ansible? List some of its important characteristics.

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Authors (3)

Raheja

Yogesh Raheja - - DevOps, Automation and Cloud Coach and Consultant Yogesh Raheja is a certified DevOps and cloud expert with a decade of IT experience. He has expertise in technologies such as OS, source code management, build & release tools, continuous integration/deployment/delivery tools, containers, configuration management tools, monitoring, logging tools, and public/private clouds. He loves to share his technical expertise with audience worldwide at various forums, conferences, webinars, blogs, and LinkedIn. He has written books on IT automation named "Effective DevOps with AWS", "Automation with Puppet 5" and "Automation with Ansible" which has been published by "John & Wiley" and "Packt Publisher". He has also reviewed some of the DevOps books for multiple Publishers.

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Felsen

Nathaniel Felsen is a DevOps engineer who started working on DevOps engineering concepts over 10 years ago, before the term was even coined. He worked in several companies ranging from small start-ups to enterprises, including Qualys, Square, and more recently, Medium. Outside of work, Nathaniel lives a fabulous life where he enjoys running after his very active kids and spending a fortune on occasional date nights with his wife. Although Nathaniel is French, he prefers exploring local stout beers with friends than drinking wine. He holds a MS degree in system, network, and security from Ecole Pour l'Informatique et les Techniques Avances (EPITA), a top CS engineering school in France.

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Giuseppe Borgese

Giuseppe Borgese is currently working as a DevOps AWS Specialist for Siemens. He possesses a master's degree in Internet Technology and is a certified AWS DevOps Engineer Professional holding 4 certifications. His contributions to the AWS community include a Youtube channel featuring a series of AWS Tutorials and numerous articles for renowned blogs such as LinuxAcademy. He also holds VMware and Cisco certifications. This is his second book and the first book published with Packt. In this book, the chapters, Scaling Your Infrastructure and Hardening the Security of Your AWS Environment have been contributed by him.

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