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Other Parts of This Series: Part 8: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 8 (Linux Command for File, Directory and Text Manipulation) Part 10: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 10 (Linux Networking, Compression and Little Scripting for Automation) DevOps Linux Package, User, Process Management (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: Rasel already learned commands to manage files, directories, and contents in them without needing any UI and only via CLI. To run an application (maybe frontend, backend, database, or any other program), we need to install many dependencies like other software/applications, packages, or libraries. So Rasel now needs to learn to manage packages via command. Also, for safety, security, and operational purposes, user and permission management is another mission-critical task, so you need to learn this as well. To make operational life easy, efficient, and robust, Linux process and system management is a very important part that should be learned at any cost as a DevOps professional. Rasel wanted to explore all these topics and did so. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 7: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 7 (Understand Linux Kernel, Boot Process and Filesystem Hierarchy) Part 9: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 9 (Linux Package, User Permission, System Process Management) DevOps Linux File Manipulation Commands (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: Rasel grabbed the knowledge and understanding about the Linux kernel, how it boots, and the Linux file system. As the server runs mostly using CLI and no UI like Windows, so Rasel now wanted to learn the commands that help to work with files and directories. Like commands that are used for file and directory creation and content in its manipulation. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 6: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 6 (Why, What and How Much Linux Knowledge Should Know) Part 8: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 8 (Linux Command for File, Directory and Text Manipulation) DevOps Linux Kernel, Boot Process, File System (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: Now Rasel understood why Linux is important, why it is really needed, what he should learn, and how much Linux knowledge he should know to work in DevOps. It’s time to start with the core concepts, like the Linux core component called the Kernel, how it boots, and what the file structure is that Linux holds to manage everything. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 5: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 5 (Create a REST API Server Using Golang and Gin) Part 7: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 7 (Understand Linux Kernel, Boot Process and Filesystem Hierarchy) DevOps Linux Knowledge (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: Rasel completed step 1, which means now he felt confident programming with Golang. Being a .NET (C#) developer and part-time gamer, he always used the Windows operating system. But in his DevOps learning journey, he needs to learn Linux now. But before starting to learn, he needs to be convinced enough about Linux. It means he needs to know why Linux is important, why it is really needed, what he should learn, and how much Linux knowledge he should know to work in DevOps. So he started searching for all of his questions’ answers. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 4: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 4 (Basic Programming Using Golang) Part 6: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 6 (Why, What and How Much Linux Knowledge Should Know) DevOps Basic Gin Framework (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: In the last part, Rasel learned the fundamentals of Golang. Now he was thinking of building something to verify his learnings. He decided to build a ToDo REST API server. It was a straightforward CRUD API application. To do so, he explored the possible framework or library that can help to implement a lightweight and faster API server. After some research, he selected the Gin framework. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 3: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 3 (A Simplified Roadmap to Start) Part 5: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 5 (Create a REST API Server Using Golang and Gin) DevOps Basic Golang Programming (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: The roadmap defined was done, and it’s time to start learning accordingly. The first step was learning a programming language. Though Rasel was working on C# (.NET), he decided to learn a new lightweight and faster language and picked Golang. Because Golang is lightweight, faster, and cloud-native. Many DevOps tools, like Docker and Kubernetes, are built using Golang. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 2: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 2 (12 Factor Apps, DevOps 3 P’s, 6 Pillars, 8 Phases) Part 4: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 4 (Basic Programming Using Golang) DevOps Roadmap (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: Rasel was able to convince the management and finally his team, and other teams started using Jira for project management, Confluence for documentation management, Git for version control, and GitHub for hosting the codebase rather than manual management via an Excel sheet. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 1: DevOps - Step By Step Learning: Part 1 (What it is, History, Philosophy, Practice) Part 3: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 3 (A Simplified Roadmap to Start) DevOps Pillars (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: You should already know about the situation and struggle that Rasel faced in the beginning of his job from the previous part. After basic exploration about DevOps, Rasel started digging deep into how the people involved, processes, and tools can change the game. He studied the famous 12-factor app best practices that received worldwide attention. ...

Other Parts of This Series: Part 2: DevOps - Step By Step Learning : Part 2 (12 Factor Apps, DevOps 3 P’s, 6 Pillars, 8 Phases) DevOps Philosophy (Photo Credit: Unsplash) Story: In 2021, Rasel just finished his university and marked himself as a fresher :). But fortunately he managed to get a job and joined as a “junior engineer” in a software firm. On his first day in the office, he spent most of his time fulfilling office formality and saying hi-hello with colleagues. ...

DevOps Handbook Book (Photo Credit: Google) Book Introduction “DevOps Handbook: How To Create World-Class Agility, Reliability, & Security In Technology Organizations” by Gene Kim, Jez Humble, Patrick Debois, and John Willis, is a practical roadmap for building high performing IT organizations. Published originally in October 2016 (with a fully revised second edition released on November 30, 2021), it is a practical guide for implementing DevOps practices across organizations of all sizes and industries. Serving as a follow-up of the famous book ‘The Phoenix Project’ and there described famous loop called the 3 ways: Flow, Feedback and Continuous Learning. ...