Building Docker Kubernetes Network Security Lab for Free

Building Docker & Kubernetes Network & Security Lab for Free, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.85, with 38 lectures, based on 99 reviews, and has 7868 subscribers.

You will learn about Docker Installation Kubernetes Installation Arista Initial Configuration Cisco Nexus 9000 Initial Configuration F5 BIG-IP Initial Configuration This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Network or Beginner Linux or Beginner Docker or Beginner Kubernetes It is particularly useful for Beginner Network or Beginner Linux or Beginner Docker or Beginner Kubernetes.

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Summary

Title: Building Docker & Kubernetes Network & Security Lab for Free

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Docker Installation

Kubernetes Installation

Arista Initial Configuration

Cisco Nexus 9000 Initial Configuration

F5 BIG-IP Initial Configuration

Who Should Attend

Beginner Network

Beginner Linux

Beginner Docker

Beginner Kubernetes

Target Audiences

Beginner Network

Beginner Linux

Beginner Docker

Beginner Kubernetes

DESIGNED FOR REAL PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT.

– DOCKER/KUBERNETES NODES WITH MULTIPLE INTERFACES

– SERVERS/NODES CONNECTED TO DATA CENTER SWITCHES

– EXTERNAL LOAD BALANCER/APPLICATION DELIVERY CONTROLLER

– FUTURE PROOF SECURITY/PENETRATION TESTING SIMULATION

This course is designed to assist you build your own Docker and Kubernetes Network & Security home lab

You will be guided to complete easy steps like downloading and installing necessary Software such as Arista vEOS, Cisco Nexus 900v, F5 BIG-IP Virtual Edition, Ubuntu and Kali Linux images.

This Network and Security Lab is designed for Containerization, Software Defined Networking (SDN), Security, Penetration Testing and Cloud & Data Center Networking

I will demonstrate the tuning and configuration of most of the components. Also will be doing some basic testing just to make sure we are doing everything right.

Arista Networks is a consistent leader in Data Center networking Solutions and open programmable switches. It is well known for its simple, easy to use programming and automation switch features. Its salable and design for cloud computing environments.

Cisco Nexus 9000 operating system is a consistent leader in Data Center networking Solutions and open programmable switches, derived from the Nexus 7000 code base with added VxLAN support and a major requirement for large-scale virtualization with ability to automate and extend the behavior of the switch, with multiple configuration APIs, direct access to the underlying BASH shell in the operating system, integration with orchestration tools such as OpenStack and Puppet/Chef, and the ability to add 64-bit Linux containers into the switch. All of these are valuable additions in large-scale environments where configuring networks using the CLI is impractical or too error-prone.

Target Audience

Network Engineers and Aspiring Network Engineers

DevOps Engineers and Aspiring DevOps Engineers

Docker/Kubernetes/Container Specialist

System Administrators

Security Engineers / Penetration Testers

Expectations

Lab is built using EVE-NG. We will not talk about how to install it.

We will not talk about network and linux basics

We will not talk about DevOps concepts and culture

We will not talk about Security / CyberSecurity

Nothing but to assist you build Docker and Kubernetes Lab

This is a FREE Udemy course and we have limited time of 2 hours

Sections

Introduction

Docker and Kubernetes Lab

Part 1: Deploying Linux Hosts

Part 2: Deploying Network Devices

Part 3: Network Configuration

Part 4: Installing Docker

Part 5: Installing Kubernetes

Part 6: Configuring F5 BIG-IP (Soon)

Completion

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: About the Course

Lecture 3: About the Instructor

Lecture 4: Course Flow

Chapter 2: Docker and Kubernetes Lab

Lecture 1: Docker and Kubernetes Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Lab Resources

Lecture 3: Docker, Python, Security Network Topology

Lecture 4: Kubernetes Network Topology

Lecture 5: Management Network Topology

Lecture 6: Lab Details

Chapter 3: Part 1: Deploying Linux Hosts

Lecture 1: Deploying Linux Hosts Overview

Lecture 2: Download Ubuntu and Kali Linux

Lecture 3: Building Ubuntu and Kali Linux

Lecture 4: Provisioning Ubuntu and Kali Linux

Chapter 4: Part 2: Deploying Network Devices

Lecture 1: Deploying Network Devices Overview

Lecture 2: Building Arista Switch

Lecture 3: Building Cisco Nexus 9000 Switch

Lecture 4: Building F5 BIG-IP

Lecture 5: Switch Initial Configuration

Chapter 5: Part 3: Network Configuration

Lecture 1: Network Configuration Overview

Lecture 2: Client Network Configuration

Lecture 3: Server Network Configuration

Lecture 4: Switch Network Configuration

Chapter 6: Part 4: Installing Docker

Lecture 1: Installing Docker Overview

Lecture 2: Docker Installation

Lecture 3: Setting user attributes and hostnames

Lecture 4: Docker Application and Network Testing

Lecture 5: Changing Docker Cgroup Driver

Chapter 7: Part 5: Installing Kubernetes

Lecture 1: Installing Kubernetes Overview

Lecture 2: Kubernetes Signing Keys, Repositories, Tools

Lecture 3: Creating Kubernetes Cluster

Lecture 4: Deploying CNI Flannel

Lecture 5: Changing Kubernetes Node IP address

Lecture 6: Kubernetes Deployment Testing

Chapter 8: Completion

Lecture 1: Wrap Up

Lecture 2: Message from the Instructor

Lecture 3: Course Completion

Lecture 4: Bonus

Instructors

Dean Armada
Founder and Chief Architect

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 4 votes

4 stars: 23 votes

5 stars: 68 votes

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