AEM Certification Course Training

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Course Description

Adobe Experience Manager is a complete CMS(Content Management Solution) for developing websites, Mobile Applications and Forms. It is used to handle your marketing assets. Through Adobe Experience Manager, you can increase your brand demand and Customer Loyalty. By 2025, Adobe Experience manager will become one of the top content management systems.

After analyzing its progress in the market, we have designed this course based on the latest trends.

Major companies using Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) are Dell, Barclays, Deloitte, Informatica, Mastercard, Microsoft, UBS, Thermo Fisher Scientific, DuPont, Palo Alto Networks.

The average salary of Adobe Experience Manager per annum is $168,200 – Neuvoo

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) training will help you develop the skills and knowledge necessary for building custom AEM applications using templates and components.

It covers all the fundamentals of AEM including architecture, JCR, OSGi framework, etc., through real-life projects and this will enable you to become a certified AEM developer.

Features

✅Lifetime access	✅Lifetime video access
✅Real-time case studies	✅The project integrated into the Curriculum
✅24*7 Support from our team of administrators

Course Content

1.AEM - Basic Developer Course Content

Overview of the OSGI Framework, JCR/OAK, REST, and Apache Sling Technologies
Overview of the Product and Platform architectures
Creating and Managing Templates and associated page-rendering Components
Installing and utilizing CRXDE and CRXDE Lite
Creating, Adding, and Managing Components
Taking input from Authors using Component and Design Dialogs
Defining and assigning a Design to a web site
Creating a custom Widget and CQ package
Overview of Workflow definition
Creating custom workflow process steps
OSGi bundles and consuming classed defined in them

2.Advanced Developer Course Content

OSGi components, services, annotations
Development models: Maven, vlt Sling,
Resource-Oriented architectures,
Resource Resolvers Sling Eventing
Sling Scheduling
JCR and Jackrabbit
JCR Search JCR Observations
JCR Versioning
JCR Import/Export Users,
Groups, Permissions
Unit Testing
Deployment & Packaging
Dispatcher and Caching
Reverse Replication
CQ-based Search

3.Advanced features in AEM 6.5

Dynamic Templates.
Policies
Layout
Creating base templates
Content fragments.
Creating content fragment templates
Content fragment variation and Authoring
Experience Fragments
Creating Experience fragment templates
Experience fragment variations and Authoring
Tagging
OSGI bundles(Create and Use).
Workflow basics.
Custom workflow.
Sling Models.
Sling Servlet.(Path based, Resource Based)
Query Builder.
Event handler.
Content services.

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Aem Online Course Training

⏰24 hours | ▶️ 24 Videos | 📣 49 Participants | 🔥11 Reviews

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Course Description

After analyzing its progress in the market, we have designed this course based on the latest trends.

Major companies using Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) are Dell, Barclays, Deloitte, Informatica, Mastercard, Microsoft, UBS, Thermo Fisher Scientific, DuPont, Palo Alto Networks.

The average salary of Adobe Experience Manager per annum is $168,200 – Neuvoo

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) training will help you develop the skills and knowledge necessary for building custom AEM applications using templates and components.

It covers all the fundamentals of AEM including architecture, JCR, OSGi framework, etc., through real-life projects and this will enable you to become a certified AEM developer.

Features

✅Lifetime access	✅Lifetime video access
✅Real-time case studies	✅The project integrated into the Curriculum
✅24*7 Support from our team of administrators

Course Content

1.AEM - Basic Developer Course Content

Overview of the OSGI Framework, JCR/OAK, REST, and Apache Sling Technologies
Overview of the Product and Platform architectures
Creating and Managing Templates and associated page-rendering Components
Installing and utilizing CRXDE and CRXDE Lite
Creating, Adding, and Managing Components
Taking input from Authors using Component and Design Dialogs
Defining and assigning a Design to a web site
Creating a custom Widget and CQ package
Overview of Workflow definition
Creating custom workflow process steps
OSGi bundles and consuming classed defined in them

2.Advanced Developer Course Content

OSGi components, services, annotations
Development models: Maven, vlt Sling,
Resource-Oriented architectures,
Resource Resolvers Sling Eventing
Sling Scheduling
JCR and Jackrabbit
JCR Search JCR Observations
JCR Versioning
JCR Import/Export Users,
Groups, Permissions
Unit Testing
Deployment & Packaging
Dispatcher and Caching
Reverse Replication
CQ-based Search

3.Advanced features in AEM 6.5

Dynamic Templates.
Policies
Layout
Creating base templates
Content fragments.
Creating content fragment templates
Content fragment variation and Authoring
Experience Fragments
Creating Experience fragment templates
Experience fragment variations and Authoring
Tagging
OSGI bundles(Create and Use).
Workflow basics.
Custom workflow.
Sling Models.
Sling Servlet.(Path based, Resource Based)
Query Builder.
Event handler.
Content services.

FAQ’s

(more…)

Terraform GCP Training

⏰36 hours | ▶️ 36 Videos | 📣 48 Participants | 🔥 27 Reviews

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Course Description

Terraform Training enables you to discover an Opensource tool created by Hashicop.

Predominantly Terraform is a tool that is developing an Infrastructure for the project. We can put it as ‘Infrastructure as a code.’

Online Classes are the time-saving innovations introduced to the people who need to manage other works parallelly.

As I mentioned, Terraform is an Infrastructure as a code tool that help with various multiple aspects like

It improves Automation speed, Improves reliability, Prevents configuration drift, and supports experimentation, testing, and Optimization.

Hashicorp administers a test to obtain Terraform Certification. You get facilitated with Certification if you performed well and qualified in that test.

Learn this exceptional course and benefit from an outstanding career.

Features

✅Lifetime access	✅Lifetime video access
✅Real-time case studies	✅The project integrated into the Curriculum
✅24*7 Support from our team of administrators

Course Content

1. Introduction to Terraform

Introduction to terraform
Infrastructure Automation
Install Terraform
Providers
Resources
Basic Syntax
Exercise: Your First Script main.tf

2. Getting started with Terraform

Terraform Plan, show, Apply, Destroy
Exploring Terraform Registry
Interpolation
Tainting and Updating Resources
Terraform Console and Output
Terraform Variables
Breaking Out Our Variables and Outputs
Lab exercises: Breaking down main.tf into variables.tf, output.tf,

3. Terraform Modules

Introduction to Modules
Module repositories
First Basic Module
The Module codes
Main Terraform Code
Using git repositories to save modules
Lab exercises: Modules for Docker
Lab exercises: The Docker Image Module
Lab exercises: Modules the Container Module
Lab exercises: Modules – The Root Module

4. Terraform: Writing in a more organized way

Maps and Lookups
Terraform Workspaces
Breaking Out Our Variable Definitions
Null Resources and Local-Exec
Terraform Console

5. Terraform with AWS: lab Part 1

Setting up the system for AWS
AWS Storage: The S3 Bucket and Random ID
AWS Storage: The Root Module
AWS Compute: AMI Data, Key Pair, and the File Function
AWS Compute: The EC2 Instance
AWS Compute: User Data and Template Files
AWS Compute: The Root Module

6. Terraform

Remote state
Data Sources
Templates
Conditionals
Built-in Functions
Working with state files
Outputs, count and Join Function

7. Terraform Integration

Adding S3 backend
Integration with Git
Packer introduction
Terraform with Packer
Terraform with Jenkins
Terraform Formatting and Remote State
Terraform RandomID and S3 Buckets

8. Terraform with AWS: Lab Part 2

AWS Networking: VPC, IGW, and Route Tables
AWS Networking: Subnets, Security, and the Count Attribute
AWS Networking: The Root Module

9. Terraform Troubleshooting and Testing

Terraform Plan revisited
Debugging the script
Terraform Testing
Lab: Writing test scripts for Terraform.
Lab: Testing with Docker

10. Extending Terraform

Terraform with Azure cloud
Terraform with Google Cloud
Terraform Templates
Terraform plugins
Integrating Go Plugins

11. Terraform Best Practices

Best practices in writing terraform scripts
Terraform Workflow
Terraform projects
Other Hashicorp tools
New features of Terraform

FAQ’s

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Terraform Aws Training

⏰36 hours | ▶️ 36 Videos | 📣 48 Participants | 🔥 27 Reviews

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Course Description

Terraform Training enables you to discover an Opensource tool created by Hashicop.

Predominantly Terraform is a tool that is developing an Infrastructure for the project. We can put it as ‘Infrastructure as a code.’

Online Classes are the time-saving innovations introduced to the people who need to manage other works parallelly.

As I mentioned, Terraform is an Infrastructure as a code tool that help with various multiple aspects like

It improves Automation speed, Improves reliability, Prevents configuration drift, and supports experimentation, testing, and Optimization.

Hashicorp administers a test to obtain Terraform Certification. You get facilitated with Certification if you performed well and qualified in that test.

Learn this exceptional course and benefit from an outstanding career.

Features

✅Lifetime access	✅Lifetime video access
✅Real-time case studies	✅The project integrated into the Curriculum
✅24*7 Support from our team of administrators

Course Content

1. Introduction to Terraform

Introduction to terraform
Infrastructure Automation
Install Terraform
Providers
Resources
Basic Syntax
Exercise: Your First Script main.tf

2. Getting started with Terraform

Terraform Plan, show, Apply, Destroy
Exploring Terraform Registry
Interpolation
Tainting and Updating Resources
Terraform Console and Output
Terraform Variables
Breaking Out Our Variables and Outputs
Lab exercises: Breaking down main.tf into variables.tf, output.tf,

3. Terraform Modules

Introduction to Modules
Module repositories
First Basic Module
The Module codes
Main Terraform Code
Using git repositories to save modules
Lab exercises: Modules for Docker
Lab exercises: The Docker Image Module
Lab exercises: Modules the Container Module
Lab exercises: Modules – The Root Module

4. Terraform: Writing in a more organized way

Maps and Lookups
Terraform Workspaces
Breaking Out Our Variable Definitions
Null Resources and Local-Exec
Terraform Console

5. Terraform with AWS: lab Part 1

Setting up the system for AWS
AWS Storage: The S3 Bucket and Random ID
AWS Storage: The Root Module
AWS Compute: AMI Data, Key Pair, and the File Function
AWS Compute: The EC2 Instance
AWS Compute: User Data and Template Files
AWS Compute: The Root Module

6. Terraform

Remote state
Data Sources
Templates
Conditionals
Built-in Functions
Working with state files
Outputs, count and Join Function

7. Terraform Integration

Adding S3 backend
Integration with Git
Packer introduction
Terraform with Packer
Terraform with Jenkins
Terraform Formatting and Remote State
Terraform RandomID and S3 Buckets

8. Terraform with AWS: Lab Part 2

AWS Networking: VPC, IGW, and Route Tables
AWS Networking: Subnets, Security, and the Count Attribute
AWS Networking: The Root Module

9. Terraform Troubleshooting and Testing

Terraform Plan revisited
Debugging the script
Terraform Testing
Lab: Writing test scripts for Terraform.
Lab: Testing with Docker

10. Extending Terraform

Terraform with Azure cloud
Terraform with Google Cloud
Terraform Templates
Terraform plugins
Integrating Go Plugins

11. Terraform Best Practices

Best practices in writing terraform scripts
Terraform Workflow
Terraform projects
Other Hashicorp tools
New features of Terraform

FAQ’s

(more…)

Terraform Azure Training

⏰36 hours | ▶️ 36 Videos | 📣 48 Participants | 🔥 27 Reviews

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Instructor Led Live Training

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Live Instructor
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Corporate Training

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Upcoming Batches PST

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May 16(1 HR A DAY)

06:30 PM PST

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May 31(1 HR A DAY)

06:00 AM PST

Enroll Now →

Weekend

May 28(1 HR A DAY)

07:30 PM PST

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May 17(1 HR A DAY)

07:00 AM IST

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May 29(1 HR A DAY)

08:00 AM IST

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Course Description

Terraform Training enables you to discover an Opensource tool created by Hashicop.

Predominantly Terraform is a tool that is developing an Infrastructure for the project. We can put it as ‘Infrastructure as a code.’

Online Classes are the time-saving innovations introduced to the people who need to manage other works parallelly.

As I mentioned, Terraform is an Infrastructure as a code tool that help with various multiple aspects like

It improves Automation speed, Improves reliability, Prevents configuration drift, and supports experimentation, testing, and Optimization.

Hashicorp administers a test to obtain Terraform Certification. You get facilitated with Certification if you performed well and qualified in that test.

Learn this exceptional course and benefit from an outstanding career.

Features

✅Lifetime access	✅Lifetime video access
✅Real-time case studies	✅The project integrated into the Curriculum
✅24*7 Support from our team of administrators

Course Content

1. Introduction to Terraform

Introduction to terraform
Infrastructure Automation
Install Terraform
Providers
Resources
Basic Syntax
Exercise: Your First Script main.tf

2. Getting started with Terraform

Terraform Plan, show, Apply, Destroy
Exploring Terraform Registry
Interpolation
Tainting and Updating Resources
Terraform Console and Output
Terraform Variables
Breaking Out Our Variables and Outputs
Lab exercises: Breaking down main.tf into variables.tf, output.tf,

3. Terraform Modules

Introduction to Modules
Module repositories
First Basic Module
The Module codes
Main Terraform Code
Using git repositories to save modules
Lab exercises: Modules for Docker
Lab exercises: The Docker Image Module
Lab exercises: Modules the Container Module
Lab exercises: Modules – The Root Module

4. Terraform: Writing in a more organized way

Maps and Lookups
Terraform Workspaces
Breaking Out Our Variable Definitions
Null Resources and Local-Exec
Terraform Console

5. Terraform with AWS: lab Part 1

Setting up the system for AWS
AWS Storage: The S3 Bucket and Random ID
AWS Storage: The Root Module
AWS Compute: AMI Data, Key Pair, and the File Function
AWS Compute: The EC2 Instance
AWS Compute: User Data and Template Files
AWS Compute: The Root Module

6. Terraform

Remote state
Data Sources
Templates
Conditionals
Built-in Functions
Working with state files
Outputs, count and Join Function

7. Terraform Integration

Adding S3 backend
Integration with Git
Packer introduction
Terraform with Packer
Terraform with Jenkins
Terraform Formatting and Remote State
Terraform RandomID and S3 Buckets

8. Terraform with AWS: Lab Part 2

AWS Networking: VPC, IGW, and Route Tables
AWS Networking: Subnets, Security, and the Count Attribute
AWS Networking: The Root Module

9. Terraform Troubleshooting and Testing

Terraform Plan revisited
Debugging the script
Terraform Testing
Lab: Writing test scripts for Terraform.
Lab: Testing with Docker

10. Extending Terraform

Terraform with Azure cloud
Terraform with Google Cloud
Terraform Templates
Terraform plugins
Integrating Go Plugins

11. Terraform Best Practices

Best practices in writing terraform scripts
Terraform Workflow
Terraform projects
Other Hashicorp tools
New features of Terraform

FAQ’s

(more…)

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