Empowering Your Team: A Diverse Collection of DevOps Tools Tutorials

DevOps tools and technologies play a key role in streamlining workflows and boosting efficiency. To help your team excel, we've gathered a range of practical tutorials covering common DevOps tasks. Whether you're a novice or seasoned developer, these resources address various aspects for effective DevOps implementation.

Building a Solid Foundation with Docker

Starting with the basics of Docker, from creating images to practical runtime tips. These tutorials are tailored to help developers of all levels feel confident with containerisation.

• Building your first Docker image with Jenkins 2: Guide for developers

• Confessions of a programmer: My Docker run cheatsheet

Navigating AWS Challenges

Overcome common AWS hurdles with user-friendly guides. From ECS to EKS, Route 53 to CloudWatch, these tutorials simplify the process for effective AWS resource management

• How to fix 'CannotPullContainerError' in Amazon ECS

• Getting started with AWS: Guide for developers

• How to create an EKS Cluster with node groups using eksctl

• How to debug the Application Load Balancer Ingress Controller for Fargate on EKS

• How to transfer an existing domain to AWS Route 53

• How to push custom metrics to AWS CloudWatch

Streamlining Jenkins Workflows

Optimise Jenkins usage with tutorials on credential management, installation, AWS CLI integration, Docker orchestration, and CI workflows.

• How to add Jenkins credentials with curl or Ansible

• How to install Jenkins on Ubuntu

• How to run the AWS CLI in a Jenkinsfile

• How to launch Docker containers with Ansible

• How to install Docker on Ubuntu with Ansible

• The simple way to run Docker-in-Docker for CI

  Mastering Shell and Infrastructure Tools

Enhance proficiency in shell scripting, Kubernetes, GitHub monitoring, SSH sessions, and automation tools like Ansible and Terraform.

• How to configure Docker Desktop to work with the WSL

• How to install a lightweight Kubernetes environment with k3s

• Monitor public repositories in a GitHub organisation

• Persistent SSH sessions with Mosh

• Using Ansible with Terraform

• Starting in the shell: The PATH variable

• Starting in the shell: The Unix Pipe