This online instructor led training course provides the knowledge and skills to utilize Kubernetes, a product used to operate containerized applications at scale in the data-center. In this course students will learn key topics including the Kubernetes API, Cluster architecture, scheduling pods, daemon sets, pod and service networking, persistent volumes, security primitives, troubleshooting, and more.
| Format | Self-Paced |
|---|---|
| Topic |
Course Introduction
What is Kubernetes
What problems does it solve?
Key features
Terminology to know
Core Concepts
Kubernetes API
Cluster architecture
Services
Other network primitives
Installation, Configuration, & Validation
Cluster design
Masters
Nodes
Cluster communications
HA for Kubernetes clusters
Acquiring the binaries
Infrastructure
Testing the cluster
Analyzing results
kubeadm
Container runtimes
Scheduling
Schedule Pods
Daemon Sets
Resource limitation
Networking
Networking configuration for cluster nodes
Pod networking
Service networking
Network load balancing
Ingress rules
DNS
CNI
Storage
Persistent Volumes
Creating Volumes
Access modes
Persistent volume claims
Storage objects
Application with persistent storage
CSI
Security
Authentication and authorization
Security primitives
Network policies
TLS certificate management
Secure images
Security contexts
Key value store
Logging and Monitoring
Cluster components
Applications
Logs
Cluster
Applications
Extending the API
CRD
Examples: Crontab
Operator Framework
Examples: Strimzi, Prometheus
Troubleshooting
Application
Control plane
Worker node
Networking
After completing this course, students will have a better understanding of:
What Kubernetes is and what its used for
Key Kubernetes concepts, including the Kubernetes API, cluster architecture, and more
How to install, configure, and validate Kubernetes clusters
Scheduling pods
Daemon sets
Resource limitation
Pod and service networking
Persistent and creating volumes
Security primitives
Authentication and authorization
Logging and monitoring applications and cluster components
Troubleshooting applications, the control plane, the worker node, and the network
This course is intended for professionals who deploy containerized applications, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), DevOps Engineers, Operations Engineers, and Full Stack Developers.
None, but we recommend that students have some Linux system administration experience.
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