DevOps CI/CD Pipelines Course in Mohali: Tools & Technologies Covered

The DevOps CI/CD Pipelines course in Mohali covers the tools teams use to build, test and deploy software automatically. This page lists each tool and technology in the course, what it does in a pipeline and how you practise it at techcadd Mohali.

Source Control and Collaboration

Git

Commits, branches, merges, rebasing basics, tags and resolving conflicts, the foundation of every pipeline.

GitHub and GitLab

Pull or merge requests, code reviews, branch protection rules and webhooks that trigger pipelines.

Branching strategies

Feature branching, trunk-based development and how each affects CI/CD design.

CI/CD Servers and Pipeline Tools

• Jenkins: installing Jenkins, declarative Jenkinsfile pipelines, agents, plugins and credentials management.

• GitHub Actions: workflows in YAML, jobs, runners, secrets, matrix builds and reusable actions.

• GitLab CI: an introduction to .gitlab-ci.yml stages and runners for comparison.

• Build tools: npm and Maven builds depending on the sample application.

Testing and Code Quality in the Pipeline

Pipelines are only as useful as the checks they run. The course covers running unit tests automatically, failing builds on test errors, linting, and an introduction to SonarQube for code quality and security scanning, plus dependency and container image scanning with tools such as Trivy.

Containers and Orchestration

• Docker: Dockerfiles, multi-stage builds, image tagging and pushing to Docker Hub or a cloud registry

• Docker Compose for multi-service local environments

• Kubernetes: deployments, services, ConfigMaps, secrets and rolling updates

• Helm basics for packaging Kubernetes applications

• Deploying to Kubernetes from a pipeline

Infrastructure and Configuration as Code

You use Terraform to create cloud infrastructure from code, store state safely and run plans in a pipeline. Ansible is introduced for configuring servers with playbooks, so environments can be rebuilt consistently instead of configured by hand.

Cloud Platforms for Deployment

Pipelines deploy to cloud environments such as AWS (EC2, ECR, EKS basics) or equivalent services on other providers. Lab access arrangements vary by batch, so confirm with the team which platform is used.

Monitoring and Feedback

• Prometheus for metrics collection

• Grafana dashboards for visualising application and pipeline health

• Centralised logging concepts

• Alerts and notifications to Slack or email from pipelines

Pipeline Projects

• A Jenkins pipeline that builds, tests and containerises a web app

• A GitHub Actions workflow that deploys to a cloud server on merge

• A Kubernetes rolling deployment with automatic rollback on failure

• Terraform-provisioned infrastructure created from a pipeline

Who Should Join, Fees and Duration

The course suits developers, system administrators, testers and IT graduates with Linux basics. Contact the techcadd Mohali team for the current fee structure, duration and batch timings. Career outcomes depend on your effort, practice and market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which CI/CD tools are covered?

Jenkins and GitHub Actions in depth, with an introduction to GitLab CI, plus Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and monitoring tools.

Do I need Linux knowledge?

Yes, basic Linux command-line skills are recommended. The team can suggest a Linux foundation module if needed.

Is Kubernetes covered in depth?

Kubernetes deployments, services and rolling updates are covered in a pipeline context. Ask the team about the depth in your batch.

Which cloud is used for deployments?

AWS is commonly used for labs, but this may vary. Confirm with the team.

Will I build real pipelines?

Yes, you build and run complete pipelines as part of the projects.

How do I check fees?

Contact the techcadd Mohali team for the current fee structure and batch timings.

Enquire About the DevOps CI/CD Pipelines Course at techcadd

Want hands-on practice with real CI/CD tools? Contact techcadd Mohali to ask about the next batch.