Java And DevOps Automation: From Beginner To Expert

14 Advices That You Must Listen To Before Learning Java And DevOps.

Do you know it's great for beginners who want to progress from basic to advanced? Let's get started right now and improve our skills with these simple strategies.

Overspending on education and institutions, Simply by following the tips on the site, you will be able to upskill yourself using simple instruction and strategies.

Part 1: DevOps 

The following content is intended for DevOps specialists.

  • Kubernetes
  • AWS
  • Linux & Commands
  • Git
  • Docker
  • Maven
  • Tomcat admin/deployments
  • Jenkins
  • SonarQube 
  • Nexus Repository

Part 2: Core Java

The following content is intended for Java specialists.



1. Basic setup and running of the HelloWorld programme

  • History and features
  • Types of software
  • Installation and environment variables setup
  • Path settings 
  • Develop the HelloWorld programme and run

2. OOPS concepts

  • Inheritance 
  • Abstraction
  • Polymorphism
  • Encapsulation

3. Members in a class

  • variable 
  • Method 
  • Block 
  • Class

4. Packages and access levels

5. SIB, IIB, and Constructors

6. Method overloading and overriding

7. Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
  • Eclipse 
  • STS

8. Casting and final keyword

9. Exception Handling

10. Threads

11. Object class

12. String class

13. Collection API

14. File handling


That's all about core Java, and we'll move on to advanced concepts.

For more details, you will find it on the YouTube channel, and you will find related articles.


Conclusion:

In this, I've given you an in-depth course overview on Core Java, and for DevOps professionals, there's a lot more to explain, so we'll learn. If you have any difficulty, send your query.

Chandra Sekhar

A Blogger and Author! This post was written and edited by me, a technologist. I started this site to share my inspirations, work, and free materials, which I hope others may find useful as well. Man with a creative streak who enjoys experimenting with various web design strategies.

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