Cloud Masters Program Certification Training Course → Tasks in Playbooks

Curriculum

56 Sections
552 Lessons
20 Weeks

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Fundamentals of Cloud Computing & Linux
16
- 1.0
  Overview of all basic commands
- 1.1
  Vim editor modes
- 1.2
  Filesystem hierarchy – Basic topics
- 1.3
  File and directories creation
- 1.4
  Grep
- 1.5
  Filter commands (head, tail, more, less)
- 1.6
  Creating users and groups
- 1.7
  Important files related
- 1.8
  Modifying, deleting users and group
- 1.9
  Linux permissions
- 1.10
  Basic permissions overview
- 1.11
  Software management
- 1.12
  Yellowdog update modifier(yum)
- 1.13
  Yum commands
- 1.14
  Different run levels
- 1.15
  Services and daemons
Why Cloud?
14
- 5.0
  Why Cloud and What is Cloud Computing?
- 5.1
  Identify the features and benefits of cloud computing
- 5.2
  Different types of Cloud Computing deployment model
- 5.3
  Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud
- 5.4
  Virtualization – An essential in cloud
- 5.5
  Virtualization in the Cloud model
- 5.6
  Different types of virtualization
- 5.7
  Hypervisor – Benefits
- 5.8
  Different types of services and its difference in Cloud computing
- 5.9
  IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
- 5.10
  Importance of scaling in cloud computing
- 5.11
  Different types of scaling and its applications
- 5.12
  Issues we overcome using cloud and applications
- 5.13
  Cost model that we use in cloud computing
AWS – An overview
11
- 6.0
  Describe the features of AWS
- 6.1
  The features of the AWS Marketplace
- 6.2
  Describe the features of Amazon Compute Services
- 6.3
  Describe the features of Amazon Storage Services
- 6.4
  Describe the features of Amazon Network Services
- 6.5
  Describe the features of Amazon Database services
- 6.6
  Describe various services in AWS
- 6.7
  Global Infrastructure – Regions and Availability Zones
- 6.8
  Create a free tier account in AWS and onboarding
- 6.9
  Introduction AWS management console
- 6.10
  Hands-on
Understand Identity Access Management of AWS
9
- 7.0
  Protect your AWS with the different authentication system
- 7.1
  Password policies set for users
- 7.2
  AWS User Account and Groups in detail
- 7.3
  Creating custom policies in AWS
- 7.4
  Introduction about Roles and their use
- 7.5
  Creating Roles and associating policies
- 7.6
  Creating programmatic access and management console access for users
- 7.7
  Associating policies to the user and groups
- 7.8
  Hands-on
EC2 Instance
12
- 8.0
  Describe AMI and AWS Marketplace templates
- 8.1
  Launch a basic EC2 instance
- 8.2
  Different types of Instances Reserved, On-demand, Spot, Dedicated
- 8.3
  Security groups and tags for EC2 instance
- 8.4
  Public key – Private key introduction and protecting EC2 with keys
- 8.5
  Attaching and detaching EBS volumes
- 8.6
  Launch an ec2 instance from an AMI
- 8.7
  Creating custom AMI and working with a different region
- 8.8
  Make use of Amazon EBS volume and create snapshots
- 8.9
  Manage the configuration of your application
- 8.10
  Deploying a new instance from the created AMI
- 8.11
  Hands-on
Auto-scaling
7
- 9.0
  Get Started with Auto Scaling Using the Console
- 9.1
  Creating Launch configurations and making use of them for autoscaling groups
- 9.2
  Maintain a Fixed Number of Running EC2 Instances
- 9.3
  Dynamic Scaling
- 9.4
  The lifecycle of autoscaling
- 9.5
  Policies of autoscaling
- 9.6
  Hands-on
Load Balancing
8
- 10.0
  Introduction to Load balancer (ELB)
- 10.1
  Different types of Load balancer in AWS
- 10.2
  Application Load balancer
- 10.3
  Network Load balancer
- 10.4
  Classic Load balancer
- 10.5
  Migrating classic load balancer to new load balancer
- 10.6
  Components and types of load balancing
- 10.7
  Hands-on
EBS (Elastic Block Storage)
5
- 11.0
  Create EBS volumes
- 11.1
  Delete EBS Volumes
- 11.2
  Attach and detach EBS volumes with the EC2 instance
- 11.3
  Creating and deleting snapshots
- 11.4
  Hands-on
Object Storage in Cloud
10
- 12.0
  Understanding S3 durability and redundancy
- 12.1
  Introduction about S3 Buckets
- 12.2
  How S3 Uploading works and how to Download
- 12.3
  How to S3 Permissions
- 12.4
  How to implement S3 Object Versioning S3 Lifecycle Policies
- 12.5
  Storage Gateway
- 12.6
  Import Export
- 12.7
  S3 Transfer Acceleration
- 12.8
  Glacier storage
- 12.9
  Hands-on
Cloud Front
6
- 13.0
  Describing cloud front
- 13.1
  Creating a cloud-front distribution
- 13.2
  Hosting a website for cloud-front distribution
- 13.3
  Implementing global restrictions
- 13.4
  Configuring origins and behaviors
- 13.5
  Hands-on
Route53
5
- 14.0
  Describe Hosted zones and Domain name understanding
- 14.1
  How to create hosted zones
- 14.2
  Hosting a website with a custom domain name
- 14.3
  Understanding routing policies
- 14.4
  Hands-on
AWS Security Management
5
- 15.0
  Describing Security Practices for Cloud Deployment
- 15.1
  AWS Shared Responsibilities and Securities
- 15.2
  Importance of Cloud Trail
- 15.3
  Describing Trust advisor
- 15.4
  Hands-on
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
10
- 16.0
  Introduction to Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
- 16.1
  VPC Advantages and understanding IP addressing CIDR
- 16.2
  Default and Non-default VPC
- 16.3
  Different Components in VPC
- 16.4
  Describe, create, and manage Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
- 16.5
  Amazon VPC, Private Subnet, and Public Subnet
- 16.6
  AWS Networking, Security Groups, and Network ACLs
- 16.7
  Configuration and management of VPN connectivity
- 16.8
  Subnet and Subnet Mask
- 16.9
  Hands-on
Relational Database Service (RDS)
8
- 17.0
  Introduction to RDS
- 17.1
  Different database services of AWS: Amazon RDS, Dynamo DB, Redshift
- 17.2
  Create MYSQL RDS Instance, Oracle RDS Instance, MS SQL RDS Instance
- 17.3
  Configuring the database
- 17.4
  Configuring backups
- 17.5
  Configuring the maintenance windows
- 17.6
  Connecting to the database
- 17.7
  Hands-on
NDynamo DB
6
- 18.0
  Creating a dynamo dB
- 18.1
  Adding data manually
- 18.2
  Learn about strong and eventual consistency
- 18.3
  Calculating Read-write consistency
- 18.4
  Configuring alarms
- 18.5
  Hands-on
Monitoring Services
9
- 19.0
  Knowledge of Cloud watch – A monitoring service
- 19.1
  Create and Configuring Monitoring services
- 19.2
  How to perform Setting thresholds and Configuring actions
- 19.3
  Creating a cloud watch alarm
- 19.4
  Getting statistics for ec2 instances
- 19.5
  Monitoring other AWS services
- 19.6
  Configuring Notifications
- 19.7
  Integrating cloud watch with Autoscaling
- 19.8
  Hands-on
Application Services – An Overview
7
- 20.0
  What is SNS
- 20.1
  Creating a topic
- 20.2
  Create subscription
- 20.3
  Subscribed to the subscription
- 20.4
  SQS & SES
- 20.5
  Lambda and Elastic Beanstalk
- 20.6
  Hands-on
AWS Troubleshooting
5
- 21.0
  Troubleshooting EC2 instance
- 21.1
  Troubleshooting using Cloud watch
- 21.2
  Troubleshooting using ELB
- 21.3
  Troubleshooting by using Cloud front
- 21.4
  Hands-on
AWS Architecture and Design
5
- 22.0
  Backup and Disaster Recovery
- 22.1
  How to manage Disaster Recovery and Backups?
- 22.2
  Best Practice for DR and Backups
- 22.3
  AWS High Availability Design
- 22.4
  Hands-on
DevOps Fundamentals
8
- 23.0
  An understanding of DevOps and the modern DevOps toolsets
- 23.1
  The ability to automate all aspects of a modern code delivery and deployment pipeline using:
- 23.2
  Source code management tools – CVS, Git
- 23.3
  Build tools – Apache ant, Maven
- 23.4
  Test automation tools – JUnit
- 23.5
  Continuous Integration Tools – Jenkins, Team City
- 23.6
  Configuration management tools – Chef, Puppet, Ansible
- 23.7
  Hands-on
A kick start on the Microsoft Azure platform
4
- 24.0
  Microsoft Azure – An High-level overview
- 24.1
  Creation of Azure account
- 24.2
  Overview of the services provided in Azure
- 24.3
  Learn support center help and other controls
Managing Microsoft Azure Subscription
3
- 25.0
  Creating a subscription for the account
- 25.1
  Cost center and tagging
- 25.2
  Azure policies
Azure Resource Management
6
- 26.0
  Managing and analyzing Azure resource
- 26.1
  Diagnostics and baseline environment
- 26.2
  Creating alerts and metrics
- 26.3
  Managing costs
- 26.4
  Log analysis
- 26.5
  Hands-on
Azure Virtual Machines
11
- 27.0
  Introduction to Virtual machine architecture
- 27.1
  Azure Virtual Machine – an overview
- 27.2
  Understanding different families of virtual machines
- 27.3
  Understanding the plans and costs of virtual machines
- 27.4
  Creating a virtual machine
- 27.5
  Connecting the virtual machine remotely
- 27.6
  Understanding VM Availability
- 27.7
  Understanding and setting virtual machine monitoring
- 27.8
  Virtual Machine scale sets (VMSS)
- 27.9
  Creating Windows and Linux virtual machines
- 27.10
  Hands-on
Managing Azure Virtual Machines
5
- 28.0
  Adding additional data disks to the Virtual machine
- 28.1
  Adding network interface cards to virtual machines
- 28.2
  Changing different VM sizes
- 28.3
  Redeploying virtual machines
- 28.4
  Hands-on
Azure Virtual machine backups
3
- 29.0
  Understanding virtual machine backups
- 29.1
  Virtual machine backup jobs and restores
- 29.2
  Hands-on: virtual machine concepts
Azure Virtual Networks
8
- 30.0
  Understanding Basic networking
- 30.1
  Understanding CIDR
- 30.2
  Creation of virtual networks
- 30.3
  Public IP addressing concepts
- 30.4
  Learning network routing on Azure
- 30.5
  Setup virtual networks peering between different virtual networks
- 30.6
  Vent-to-vent connection
- 30.7
  Hands-on
Introduction to Load Balancing
3
- 31.0
  Setup Load Balancer
- 31.1
  Front-End IP Configuration
- 31.2
  Hands-on
Azure network security groups
3
- 32.0
  An intro to Network security groups
- 32.1
  Implementing Network security group rules
- 32.2
  Hands-on
Azure DNS Services
3
- 33.0
  Azure DNS services introduction
- 33.1
  Assigning custom domains
- 33.2
  Hands-on
Azure AD – Basic vs Premium
6
- 34.0
  Introduction and Creating Azure AD
- 34.1
  Adding our Custom Domains
- 34.2
  Learn about AD Identity Protection
- 34.3
  How to implement Self-Service Password Reset
- 34.4
  Conditional Access and Access Reviews
- 34.5
  Hands-on
Implementing MFA
5
- 35.0
  Azure AD MFA – An introduction
- 35.1
  Azure AD Conditional Access
- 35.2
  Configuring Fraud Alerts
- 35.3
  MFA One-Time Bypass
- 35.4
  Hands-on
Azure RBAC
3
- 36.0
  Understanding Azure Role-based access control (RBAC)
- 36.1
  Creating custom RBAC
- 36.2
  Hands-on
Creating and configuring storage accounts
7
- 37.0
  Create Storage Account
- 37.1
  Virtual Networks and Firewalls
- 37.2
  Access Keys and SAS
- 37.3
  Storage Explorer
- 37.4
  Log Analytics
- 37.5
  Redundant Storage
- 37.6
  Hands-on
Google Cloud Platform
5
- 38.0
  Creating a Compute Engine Project
- 38.1
  Enabling Billing
- 38.2
  Adding Team Members
- 38.3
  Compute Engine Resources
- 38.4
  Manage Compute Engine Resources
Instances
12
- 39.0
  Creating an Instance Using the Developers Console
- 39.1
  Accessing an Instance Using the Developers Console
- 39.2
  Deleting an Instance Using the Developers Console
- 39.3
  Creating an Instance Using gcloud
- 39.4
  Instance Attributes
- 39.5
  Accessing an Instance Using gcloud
- 39.6
  Deleting an Instance Using gcloud
- 39.7
  Creating an Instance Programmatically
- 39.8
  Creating an Instance Using a Service Account
- 39.9
  Selecting an Access Mode
- 39.10
  Cleaning Up
- 39.11
  Hands-on
Storage: Persistent Disk
9
- 40.0
  Compute Engine Storage Options at a Glance
- 40.1
  Persistent Disk
- 40.2
  Persistent Disk Performance
- 40.3
  Create a Persistent Disk Using Developers Console
- 40.4
  Create a Persistent Disk Using Gcloud
- 40.5
  Attaching/Detaching a PD to/from a Running VM
- 40.6
  Create a Persistent Disk Programmatically
- 40.7
  Persistent Disk Snapshots
- 40.8
  Hands-on
Storage: Cloud Storage
10
- 41.0
  Understanding BLOB Storage
- 41.1
  Getting Started
- 41.2
  Introducing G-suit
- 41.3
  Using Cloud Storage from Your Code
- 41.4
  Configuring Access Control
- 41.5
  Understanding ACLs
- 41.6
  Using Default Object ACLs
- 41.7
  Understanding Object Immutability
- 41.8
  Understanding Strong Consistency
- 41.9
  Hands-on
Storage: Cloud SQL and Cloud Datastore
10
- 42.0
  Cloud SQL
- 42.1
  Getting Started
- 42.2
  Creating Databases and Tables
- 42.3
  Running SQL Queries
- 42.4
  Cloud Datastore
- 42.5
  Getting Started
- 42.6
  Creating and Viewing Entities via the Developers Console
- 42.7
  Creating and Retrieving Entities Programmatically from a VM
- 42.8
  Bring Your Own Database
- 42.9
  Hands-on
Networking
16
- 43.0
  A Short Networking Primer
- 43.1
  Network Addresses and Routing
- 43.2
  Transport Control Protocol (TCP)
- 43.3
  The Domain Name System (DNS)
- 43.4
  Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- 43.5
  Load Balancing
- 43.6
  Firewalls
- 43.7
  Default Networking
- 43.8
  Configuring Firewall Rules
- 43.9
  Configuring Load Balancing
- 43.10
  Reserving External IP Addresses
- 43.11
  Configuring Networks
- 43.12
  Understanding Networking Costs
- 43.13
  Understanding Routing
- 43.14
  Selecting an Access Mode
- 43.15
  Hands-on
Advanced Topics
21
- 44.0
  Startup Scripts
- 44.1
  cloud compute
- 44.2
  Literal-Value Approach
- 44.3
  Local-File Approach
- 44.4
  Cloud-Storage Approach
- 44.5
  Publicly Available Approach
- 44.6
  API Approach
- 44.7
  Custom Images
- 44.8
  Creating a Custom Image
- 44.9
  Using a Custom Image
- 44.10
  Metadata
- 44.11
  Metadata Server
- 44.12
  Metadata Entries
- 44.13
  Project Metadata
- 44.14
  Instance Metadata
- 44.15
  Data Formats
- 44.16
  Default Versus Custom
- 44.17
  Project-Level Custom Metadata
- 44.18
  Instance-Level Custom Metadata
- 44.19
  wait_for_change URL parameter
- 44.20
  Hands-on
Introduction to DevOps
7
- 45.0
  DevOps Principles in detail
- 45.1
  DevOps Engineer Skills in the Market
- 45.2
  Knowing DevOps Delivery Pipeline
- 45.3
  The market trend of DevOps
- 45.4
  DevOps Technical Challenges
- 45.5
  Tools we use in DevOps
- 45.6
  Hands-on
GIT – A version control tool
41
- 46.0
  Knowing about Version control
- 46.1
  Git – A CLI
- 46.2
  Essentials of GIT in Industry
- 46.3
  How to setup GIT
- 46.4
  Installing Git
- 46.5
  First-Time Git Setup
- 46.6
  Getting a Git Repository
- 46.7
  Working with various commands in GIT
- 46.8
  Recording Changes to the Repository
- 46.9
  How to check the Status of Your Files
- 46.10
  How to track New Files
- 46.11
  Staging our modified files
- 46.12
  Ignoring Files from GIT
- 46.13
  Viewing Your Unstaged and Staged Changes
- 46.14
  How to Commit Your Changes
- 46.15
  Skipping the Staging Area and commit
- 46.16
  Removing Files from GIT
- 46.17
  Viewing the Commit History
- 46.18
  Limiting Log Output
- 46.19
  Using a GUI to Visualize History
- 46.20
  Undoing Things
- 46.21
  Changing Your Last Commit
- 46.22
  Upstaging a Staged File
- 46.23
  In modifying a Modified File
- 46.24
  Working with Remotes
- 46.25
  Showing Your Remotes
- 46.26
  Adding Remote Repositories
- 46.27
  Fetching and Pulling from Your Remotes
- 46.28
  Pushing to Your Remotes
- 46.29
  Inspecting a Remote
- 46.30
  Removing and Renaming Remotes
- 46.31
  Branching and Merging in Git
- 46.32
  What a Branch Is
- 46.33
  Basic in Branching and Merging
- 46.34
  Branch Management in GIT
- 46.35
  Branching Workflows and their Usage
- 46.36
  Remote Branches – create and delete
- 46.37
  Rebasing
- 46.38
  Git workflows
- 46.39
  Git cheat sheet
- 46.40
  Hands-on
Jenkins – Continuous integration
37
- 47.0
  Essentials of Continuous Integration
- 47.1
  An example scenario where CI is used
- 47.2
  Know about Jenkins and its architecture in detail
- 47.3
  Jenkins tool Management in detail
- 47.4
  Installing Jenkins
- 47.5
  Post-installation setup wizard
- 47.6
  Unlocking Jenkins
- 47.7
  Customizing Jenkins with plugins
- 47.8
  Creating the first administrator user
- 47.9
  Know about User management in Jenkins
- 47.10
  Authentication
- 47.11
  Jenkin’s own database user creation
- 47.12
  Options to enable integration with LDAP
- 47.13
  Authorization
- 47.14
  Matrix-based authorization
- 47.15
  Project-based authorization
- 47.16
  Overview of Maven
- 47.17
  Maven project structure
- 47.18
  Maven plugins
- 47.19
  Project Object Model (POM) – the fundamental unit of work in the Maven project
- 47.20
  Maven build lifecycle
- 47.21
  Adding external dependencies to Maven XML
- 47.22
  Maven build and test project
- 47.23
  Creating jobs and automatic build settings
- 47.24
  What is Jenkins Pipeline?
- 47.25
  Why Pipeline?
- 47.26
  Integration with GIT
- 47.27
  How to enable project-based authorization for a job
- 47.28
  Source code management while creating jobs
- 47.29
  Triggering automated build
- 47.30
  Maven job setup
- 47.31
  Know about post-build options for jobs like notifications, triggering another build, publishing reports, etc.
- 47.32
  Adding a slave node to Jenkins
- 47.33
  Building Delivery Pipeline
- 47.34
  Notification settings in Jenkins
- 47.35
  Plugin management in Jenkins
- 47.36
  Hands-on
Docker – A containerization technology
19
- 48.0
  Introduction
- 48.1
  Real-world Shipping Transportation Challenges
- 48.2
  Introducing Docker and its technology
- 48.3
  Understanding of Docker images and containers
- 48.4
  Working with container
- 48.5
  How to Share and copy a container
- 48.6
  Container Life Cycle
- 48.7
  How to use Base Image and customize
- 48.8
  Creation of Docker File
- 48.9
  How to Publish Images on Docker Hub
- 48.10
  Introduction to Docker Networking
- 48.11
  Network Types in docker technology
- 48.12
  Docker Container Networking
- 48.13
  Docker Compose – An introduction
- 48.14
  Docker Swarm – An introduction
- 48.15
  Use Docker Compose to create PHP, WordPress, MySQL
- 48.16
  How to Start Containers on a Cluster with Docker Swarm
- 48.17
  Creating and Scaling an application in Docker swarm
- 48.18
  Hands-on
Ansible – A Configuration Management
46
- 49.0
  Introducing Ansible – A configuration management tool
- 49.1
  Basics / What Will Be Installed
- 49.2
  Understanding Ansible architecture
- 49.3
  Control Machine Requirements
- 49.4
  Managed Node Requirements
- 49.5
  Inventory
- 49.6
  Hosts and Groups
- 49.7
  Host Variables
- 49.8
  Group Variables
- 49.9
  Learn various Ansible Modules
- 49.10
  How to use ad-hoc commands
- 49.11
  Parallelism and Shell Commands
- 49.12
  File Transfer
- 49.13
  Managing Packages
- 49.14
  Users and Groups
- 49.15
  Deploying From Source Control
- 49.16
  Managing Services
- 49.17
  Introduction to the YAML script
- 49.18
  Playbook
- 49.19
  About Playbooks
- 49.20
  Playbook Language Example – YAML
- 49.21
  How to Write Playbooks
- 49.22
  Tasks in Playbooks
- 49.23
  Understanding various tasks in the playbook
- 49.24
  Introduction to Handlers and Variables
- 49.25
  Learn about using handlers, variables in the playbook
- 49.26
  Become (Privilege Escalation)
- 49.27
  Roles
- 49.28
  Role Directory Structure
- 49.29
  Using Roles
- 49.30
  Role Duplication and Execution
- 49.31
  Role Default Variables
- 49.32
  Role Dependencies
- 49.33
  Role Search Path
- 49.34
  Ansible Galaxy
- 49.35
  Including and Importing
- 49.36
  Includes vs. Imports
- 49.37
  Importing Playbooks
- 49.38
  Including and Importing Task Files
- 49.39
  Including and Importing Roles
- 49.40
  Writing a playbook to install and configure web servers and deplo0y an application
- 49.41
  How to create Ansible Role and use it
- 49.42
  Using an ansible role in the playbook
- 49.43
  How to use Ansible Galaxy to download
- 49.44
  Example – Install and use Jenkins roles from ansible-galaxy
- 49.45
  Hands-on
DevOps on Cloud
9
- 50.0
  Essentials of Cloud Computing?
- 50.1
  Cloud and virtualization architecture
- 50.2
  Cloud deployment architecture
- 50.3
  Cloud providers – An overview
- 50.4
  Why do we need DevOps on Cloud?
- 50.5
  Introducing to Amazon web services
- 50.6
  Various AWS services for DevOps – An overview
- 50.7
  DevOps using AWS – Demo
- 50.8
  Hands-on
Functions & Modules
15
- 51.0
  Create your own functions
- 51.1
  Functions Parameters
- 51.2
  Variable Arguments
- 51.3
  Scope of a Function
- 51.4
  Function Documentation
- 51.5
  Lambda Functions & map
- 51.6
  Exercise with functions
- 51.7
  Create a Module
- 51.8
  Standard Modules
- 51.9
  Exceptions Handling
- 51.10
  Errors
- 51.11
  Exception handling with try
- 51.12
  Handling Multiple Exceptions
- 51.13
  Writing your own Exception
- 51.14
  Hands-on
An Introduction to Python
5
- 52.0
  What can Python do?
- 52.1
  Why Python?
- 52.2
  Good to know
- 52.3
  Python Syntax compared to other programming languages
- 52.4
  Python Install
Beginning Python Basics
8
- 53.0
  The print statement
- 53.1
  Comments
- 53.2
  Python Data Structures & Data Types
- 53.3
  String Operations in Python
- 53.4
  Simple Input & Output
- 53.5
  Simple Output Formatting
- 53.6
  Operators in python
- 53.7
  Hands-on
Python Program Flow
10
- 54.0
  Indentation
- 54.1
  The If statement and its’ related statement
- 54.2
  An example with if and it’s related statement
- 54.3
  The while loop
- 54.4
  The for loop
- 54.5
  The range statement
- 54.6
  Break &Continue
- 54.7
  Assert
- 54.8
  Examples for looping
- 54.9
  Hands-on
File Handling
6
- 55.0
  File handling Modes
- 55.1
  Reading Files
- 55.2
  Writing & Appending to Files
- 55.3
  Handling File Exceptions
- 55.4
  The with statement
- 55.5
  Hands-on
Classes In Python
7
- 56.0
  New Style Classes
- 56.1
  Creating Classes
- 56.2
  Instance Methods
- 56.3
  Inheritance
- 56.4
  Polymorphism
- 56.5
  Exception Classes & Custom Exceptions
- 56.6
  Hands-on
Generators and iterators
5
- 57.0
  Iterators
- 57.1
  The Functions any and all
- 57.2
  With Statement
- 57.3
  Data Compression
- 57.4
  Hands-on
Data Structures
8
- 58.0
  List Comprehensions
- 58.1
  Nested List Comprehensions
- 58.2
  Dictionary Comprehensions
- 58.3
  Functions
- 58.4
  Default Parameters
- 58.5
  Variable Arguments
- 58.6
  Specialized Sorts
- 58.7
  Hands-on
Collections
10
- 59.0
  namedtuple()
- 59.1
  deque
- 59.2
  ChainMap
- 59.3
  Counter
- 59.4
  OrderedDict
- 59.5
  Defaultdict
- 59.6
  UserDict
- 59.7
  UserList
- 59.8
  UserString
- 59.9
  Hands-on

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