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Overview
Take your Kubernetes knowledge from theory to practice. Learn how to use Kubernetes to develop and run real-world applications.
Take your Kubernetes knowledge from theory to practice. Learn how to use Kubernetes to develop and run real-world applications. Instructor Matt Turner starts by showing you how to run local clusters, containers, and pods; execute commands; and view activity from the command line as well as the Kubernetes dashboard. Next, discover how to orchestrate practical workloads, including batch workloads with jobs and cron jobs. Matt then shows how to make Kubernetes smarter and safer using the built-in resource management, scheduling, and security tools. He also explores some advanced deployment patterns using namespaces, sidecars, and extensions like operators. Plus, discover tools and techniques to take your Kubernetes development further, such as manifest file generation with Helm, advanced debugging with kubectl commands, and faster and more frictionless deployments with Telepresence.
Note: This course was also designed to help prepare you for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) examination from the Linux Foundation. Learn more about the certification and exam details at https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/certified-kubernetes-application-developer-ckad/".
Take your Kubernetes knowledge from theory to practice. Learn how to use Kubernetes to develop and run real-world applications. Instructor Matt Turner starts by showing you how to run local clusters, containers, and pods; execute commands; and view activity from the command line as well as the Kubernetes dashboard. Next, discover how to orchestrate practical workloads, including batch workloads with jobs and cron jobs. Matt then shows how to make Kubernetes smarter and safer using the built-in resource management, scheduling, and security tools. He also explores some advanced deployment patterns using namespaces, sidecars, and extensions like operators. Plus, discover tools and techniques to take your Kubernetes development further, such as manifest file generation with Helm, advanced debugging with kubectl commands, and faster and more frictionless deployments with Telepresence.
Note: This course was also designed to help prepare you for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) examination from the Linux Foundation. Learn more about the certification and exam details at https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/certified-kubernetes-application-developer-ckad/".
Syllabus
Introduction
- Kubernetes for developers
- Getting started with Kubernetes
- Running a local Kubernetes cluster with Minikube
- Running your first container
- Serving from your Pod
- Exposing your Pod to the outside world
- Handling ingress in Kubenetes
- Taking a look around with kubectl
- Viewing logs for pods
- Remotely executing commands
- A web view of the cluster with the Kubernetes Dashboard
- Orchestrating real-world workloads with deployments and StatefulSets
- Safe upgrades with rolling updates and rollbacks
- Batch processing with jobs and CronJobs
- Ensuring availability with liveness and readiness probes
- Managing resource usage with requests and limits
- The scheduler and influencing container placement
- Node affinity and anti-affinity
- The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA)
- Providing configuration with ConfigMaps
- Supplying sensitive data with Secrets
- Keeping secure with network policies
- Role-based access control in Kubernetes
- Working with RBAC
- Namespaces in Kubernetes
- Working with namespaces
- Adding functionality with sidecars
- Adding a service mesh using sidecars
- Analyzing traffic with Linkerd
- Extending Kubernetes with operators and Custom Resource Definitions
- Tools for DRY deployments: Motivation
- Tools for DRY deployments: Helm
- Tools for DRY deployments: Kustomize
- Tools for DRY deployments: Advice
- Advanced Debugging: kubectl debug
- Advanced Debugging: nixery.dev
- Advanced Debugging: kubectl sniff
- Just like being there: skaffold
- Just like being there: telepresence
- Running your clusters
- Where to find additional information
Taught by
Matt Turner