Leap2.0

[dipankar]

"LEAP: Campus to Corporate Leap 2.0" Program

1. COSS INDIA Flagship academic training "CAMPUS TO CORPORATE LEAP" is designed to help students easily make transition to IT industry. The Interns after completing the Internship will be well equipped, well trained and confident to take on the challenges ahead. Our Internship programs are meticulously planned by our trainer and are designed in a manner geared toward the maximization of efficiency. Candidate's time is valuable, so our goal is to best prepare them while taking up the least amount of your time possible in Hands-on way.

2. COSS INDIA has initiated LEAP - Campus to Corporate Leap in the form of training & Internship model to implement the 21 day "Red Hat Linux & Python with Machine Learning". The organizations which have already registered with Red Hat Academy has Implemented this program to elevate their skills."

3. Eligible Participants: All Engineering (B.Tech/M.Tech/BCA/MCA), Science students and hobbyist of Latest Technologies can attend the Summer Training Program, as these technologies have become the backbone of all the industries. The submit an expression of interest (EOI) will decide the eligibility.
Redhat share a plaque or certificate called "Student Scholarship", COSS in partnership with Redhat will enroll individuals who apply for a scholarship with an eligibility.
They should be evaluated on specific criteria including the quality contribution made to red hat open source projects for a specific period (example 30 or 60 days or a duration)Students.
Become a community member and the outcome caliber of the application developed during this period will make him/ her earn "Students Scholarship".

[ankita234]

good afternoon to all

[ankita234]

I am very grateful to part of this interndhip opprtunity.i would like to thanks coss India in association with Red Hat academy for organising virtual summer internship program LEAP 2.0

[AnantaNarayan78]

Thank you Dipankar sir and Thank you coss for providing a better platform for us to learn and explore new technologies through this internship program leap 2.0 .

I'm D Ananta narayan from Brahampur,odisha

I am  studying in NIST Berhampur  - b.tech 1st year, wanted to learn and work in DevOps technologies and im sure this is the right place where i can learn these amazing technologies to make my dreams come true.

[pranjali11]

I feel extremely excited  to started virtual summer internship LEAP 2.0.Hope this journey becomes more amazing and i will have the chance to learn lots of thing.

@dipankar sir having the opportunity with taalking with you has made me blessed today.

your motivated flow of words and mentorship gives me positive vibes.I admire you for your huminity,your diligence.you are a gem person.

Thanks&Regards

Pranjali Gupta

[Debasis1]

Hello Everyone,

Preety much exicted to dive into an enormous knowledge delivered through this program. Expectation and eager to get updated by new technologies of this vast IT world can be a good start from this platform.

Excited for the program, hoping to gain a lot beyond the expectations.

Thank you.

M.Debasis Behera 

[M_Ankeeta]

Heyy everyone, a new day with new start to the step towards career. I hope I learn new technologies 

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[Aryaman]

hello guys! It was a great session yesterday, hoping for the same for the rest of the training session.

[dipankar · Accepted solution]

Day2:

Our goal is to make an RH Academy developer and engineer understand and embraces open-source, Linux. Appreciate learners write a small article here on the community and earn badges!

Today your goal is to know the following :

1. How Linux is different from other operating systems?
2. Why do a Developer and Coder need to know Linux?
3. Who is owning Linux and How a Linux distribution works?

How Linux distribution was created?

As you progress learning Red Hat Linux and RHCSA curriculum, following can be answered  

1. Do I still need to know or work on a Unix platform?
2. How Linux is packaged and distributed?
3. How Linux system for a developer critical to protect?
4. What commands a Developer must know?
5. How to work on network , firewall, load balancers?
6. How to install Linux?
7. How to install an application on Linux?
8. How to contribute on a Linux kernel?

After you are an RHCSA (hoping 2 weeks good enough), I should be expecting you produce a small project like :

1. How to create a bootable USB drive for Linux

2. Linux rescue disk or program restoring a corrupt Linux system 

3. Linux for disability, develop a special software 

4. Harden or secure a Linux system (especially developer system running as root)

[Sourav]

I would like to thank @dipankar, Ankush and Biswajeet sir for yesterday's session. This is how I would express my Day 2 learning.

Linux has always been an interesting topic but after today's session, after knowing its functioning, its applications, my respect for the community is beyond the roofs.

Linux is everywhere, literally anything that has processors ranging from mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches, cars, etc might be running on a Linux kernel. This proves how agile and fluid Linux is due to its open-source culture which makes it different from other operating systems.

Linux being open source at first raises questions upon its security but interestingly Linux environment is a better hedge against attacks by hackers or viruses than any other monoculture operating system. Here the open-source culture plays a very important role, the passionate developers from all around the world contribute to making Linux more secure, robust, fast, and stable. This is one of the reasons why from 2018, 100% of the world's supercomputers started running on Linux.

Linux is also known for its variety of distributions (also known as distros) this is also one of the gifts of Linux being open source. Since it can be freely distributed and modified, developers started modifying the source code upon their needs and came up with different community-driven Linux distributions. Here is a link to the timeline of different Linux distributions which also depicts the parent-child relation of different distributions-

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Linux_Distribution_Timeline.svg 

Distributions are created to overcome different problems or scenarios that organizations or developers face. For example Ubuntu one of the distributions based on Debian. Debian is not complicated to use but it might be daunting for a beginner so Ubuntu was released. Kali Linux is again one of the distributions based upon Debian but used for security and penetration testing. Manjaro is known for its lightweight and popular pacman manger which is one of the distributions of Arch. POP OS is one of the distributions of Ubuntu popularly known for its Nvidia driver support which is very popular among gamers and deep learning enthusiasts. 

I have personally come across and used the distributions mentioned above(To find a distribution that consumes less memory). It's scary to try a new OS for the first time but in the end, you get to learn something new from every OS.

In the end, I would request everyone to please mention the different distributions of Linux that one has come across and their experiences with it.

Sourav Karjee

[dipankar]

Day3 :

Project Management 

SCQ is the best method (Situation, Challenge, Question)

S=Situation

Example : Lot of tools working in silos and producing unique result. Adds more cost to the company but the company cannot remove.

C=Challenge

Example : Time (Big Cycle time) , Money (cost more) , Outcome (Delayed)

Q=Question

Example :

How each works ?

What cost you more ?

Which is more critical ?

Do you like to try open source or alternative ?

Refer : https://prodevans.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/LEAP/pages/1538654246/SCQ

Write user stories 

Borrowing from agile terminology, action-oriented documentation is often based on user stories. A user story is a definition of a process whereby a goal is accomplished. In agile development, user stories are employed to justify why any effort should be expended towards implementing new features or modifying existing ones and to describe the use of the feature from a user's point of view.

Most commonly, the following template is used for identifying user stories: As <type of user>, I want <what?>, so that <why?>.

For example, a user story can look like this:

As an administrator, I want to be able to connect to a server, so that I can manage user accounts.

Read : https://prodevans.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/LEAP/pages/1539080216/Project+Management