Real-World Kubernetes In Action

Real-World Kubernetes In Action, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 43 lectures, based on 36 reviews, and has 398 subscribers.

You will learn about How to use Kubernetes in the real-world Kubernetes in production best practices How to implement Kubernetes in production How Kubernetes works with other tools and platforms like monitoring and GitOps How to architect your Kubernetes environment How to get the job you want in the Kubernetes space This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineers that are either using Kubernetes in production and want to ramp up or engineers that are about to start using Kubernetes in production It is particularly useful for Engineers that are either using Kubernetes in production and want to ramp up or engineers that are about to start using Kubernetes in production.

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Summary

Title: Real-World Kubernetes In Action

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to use Kubernetes in the real-world

Kubernetes in production best practices

How to implement Kubernetes in production

How Kubernetes works with other tools and platforms like monitoring and GitOps

How to architect your Kubernetes environment

How to get the job you want in the Kubernetes space

Who Should Attend

Engineers that are either using Kubernetes in production and want to ramp up or engineers that are about to start using Kubernetes in production

Target Audiences

Engineers that are either using Kubernetes in production and want to ramp up or engineers that are about to start using Kubernetes in production

Do you need to learn Kubernetes for your job? Or for the job you want? AND you want to learn how Kubernetes is actually used in the real world?

If so, keep reading.

What You’ll Get

A Kubernetes and containerization course with the content you need to use Kubernetes in the real world. This content was created from real-world scenarios and real production experiences from implementing Kubernetes.

This Course Takes Feedback!

As we all know as engineers, creating a course like this can go in a million different directions. There are literally hundreds or thousands of different ways to do production Kubernetes deployments. Because of that, I want to take your feedback into consideration. If you feel that I’ve missed something, please tell me and I’ll work on adding it. The goal of this course is for it to be a “Forever Edition”.

The other part of this feedback process is my own (Michael Levans) feedback. For example, I may think in a month “Oh, I should really add a video about this into the course”. I’ll then record it and add it to the course at no additional charge to you. You’ll get the extra video for free. This is the joy of creating on a platform like Udemy. I can update the course whenever I want.

What This Course Is Not

As an engineer, there are often times that you have to deploy something to production without going incredibly in-depth into the technology. Why? Because chances are you have a million other deployments you have to do and overall tech management. You simply may not have the time to dive deep into each technology.

This course is very-much following the same protocol. You’re going to learn how to think about and deploy production workloads on Kubernetes, but you aren’t going to dive as deep as possible into each stack like Service Mesh and GitOps. Why? Because if we did that, this course would be over 500 hours long and that length wouldn’t be very beneficial for most.

This course will go in-depth on how to deploy to production, but it will not go in-depth for every single third-party tool, addon, and stack available. There’s simply not enough time to cover it all in one course.

Course Outline

The Kubernetes Real-World course is broken down into three sections:

1. Day Zero Ops

2. Day One Ops

3. Day Two Ops

The goal here is to take you from the planning phase all the way to the implementation and environment management phase. You will learn everything from how to pick what tools you want to use to architecting the environment to managing it 6+ months later with upgrades and patches.

1. Day Zero Ops

Working with teams

Point of contact and communication

Security fundamentals and planning out protocols

RBAC

Planning

Kubernetes Architecture

Creating Best Practices For Your Team

Understanding Which Tools And Platforms To Use

Refactoring

2. Day One Ops

Singletenancy vs multitenancy

Network deployment

Cluster Deployments

Application Deployments

Secrets Management

GitOps

Helm & Kustomize

Cost & Resource Optimization

3. Day Two Ops

Security

Failover and Backup/DR Strategies

Scaling and upgrading clusters

Scaling and upgrading apps

Monitoring & Observability

Service Mesh

Testing

Orchestration Management

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Day Zero

Lecture 1: Tech Timeline

Lecture 2: Going Over The Plan

Lecture 3: Getting Buyin

Lecture 4: Proper Point Of Contact

Lecture 5: Proper Access

Lecture 6: How To Research Your Solution

Lecture 7: Security Planning Discussion

Lecture 8: Overview Of Azure AD and AWS IAM

Lecture 9: Security Planning: Quick Code Overview

Lecture 10: RBAC

Lecture 11: Platform and Tooling List

Lecture 12: Best Practices Guide

Lecture 13: Refactoring

Chapter 2: Day One

Lecture 1: Singletenancy

Lecture 2: Multitenancy

Lecture 3: VPC For EKS

Lecture 4: VPC Deployment And Cluster Terraform Code

Lecture 5: EKS Cluster Via The UI

Lecture 6: EKS Cluster Deployment With GitHub Actions

Lecture 7: Deploy A Containerized App Manually

Lecture 8: Kustomize

Lecture 9: Resource Optimization With Sosivio

Lecture 10: Cost Optimization

Lecture 11: Deploy ArgoCD With Helm

Lecture 12: Deploy ArgoCD With GitHub Actions

Lecture 13: Deploy Apps Imperatively With ArgoCD

Lecture 14: Declarative Deployment Theory With ArgoCD

Lecture 15: Deploy Apps Declaratively With ArgoCD

Lecture 16: Deploying Vault With ArgoCD

Lecture 17: Vault In HA Mode

Lecture 18: ArgoCD Helm Value File Configuration

Lecture 19: Authentication And Authorization Part 1

Lecture 20: Authentication And Authorization Part 2

Chapter 3: Day Two

Lecture 1: Upgrading Kubernetes

Lecture 2: OPA

Lecture 3: Istio

Lecture 4: Cluster Autoscaling

Lecture 5: Network Policies

Lecture 6: Backups

Lecture 7: Application Autoscaling

Lecture 8: Scanning Clusters And Containerized Apps

Lecture 9: Monitoring And Observability With Datadog

Instructors

Michael Levan
Leader in Kubernetes and Cloud-Native content and consulting

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 0 votes

3 stars: 2 votes

4 stars: 12 votes

5 stars: 20 votes

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