Udemy – Foundations of Salt Open Project 2024-11

Published on: 2024-12-18 17:50:35

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Description

Foundations of Salt Open Project course. In today’s world, enterprises need to manage their infrastructure environments ranging from a few hundred systems to hundreds of thousands of systems. This requires the ability to automate tasks related to the deployment, configuration, and security of the applications and systems they manage, efficiently and securely. And that’s where Salt comes in. Salt Open Project is an open source project that allows you to automate security workflows, compliance, vulnerability assessment and remediation, as well as configuration and patch management. In this course, you will learn what Salt Open is; install and configure its components; find, review, and understand Salt documentation; and create Salt content for specific business use cases (drawn from real-world experience). This course is ideal for people who want to familiarize themselves with Salt’s powerful automation tools and use it to manage their infrastructure. In this course, basic and advanced concepts of SALT are taught, and participants can strengthen their skills by completing practical exercises.

What you will learn in the course:

What is OpenSSL and how is it used?
Installing and configuring Salt Open
Salt, Salt-call, Salt-run, oh my God!
Creating Salt Base Estates
Creating dependency workflows using requirements and declarations
Formatting Salt States with Jinja
Salt Pillars
Salt Orchestration
Workflow automation with Richters and Beacons
Salt without agent
Cache and backend integration
Infrastructure deployment and provisioning with Salt Cloud

This course is suitable for people who:

ITOps – Those who need to automate configuration management, patch management, and infrastructure deployment using the Salt Open Project.
DevOps – Those who need to deploy applications automatically.
SecOps – Those who need to meet compliance standards.
Anyone interested in learning how OpenSALT can help improve efficiency in security and infrastructure management.