Helm Kubernetes Packaging Manager for Developers and DevOps

Helm Kubernetes Packaging Manager for Developers and DevOps, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.54, with 109 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 2934 reviews, and has 25396 subscribers.

You will learn about What and Why to use Helm as your Kubernetes packaging manager Use Helm commands to add repositories and use charts Do releases to Kube cluster using helm install Upgrade releases using helm upgrade Learn about release records Understand the helm release workflow Use advanced helm commands Learn how to check release history and do rollbacks Do atomic installations and forceful upgrades Create your own charts Master the folder structure and files that make a chart Package charts Dive deep in to the helm templating syntax Use functions, conditional statements, loops and more Add chart dependencies Run chart tests Host and use chart repositories Secure you charts using signatures and hashes Work on a Usecase and deploy a Micro Service to Kubernetes using helm with in minutes All in easy steps This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who have completed my Devops and AWS for java micro-service developers course or Experienced Kubernetes Users who want to master Helm or Developers and Devops Engineers with Kubernetes experience It is particularly useful for Students who have completed my Devops and AWS for java micro-service developers course or Experienced Kubernetes Users who want to master Helm or Developers and Devops Engineers with Kubernetes experience.

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Summary

Title: Helm Kubernetes Packaging Manager for Developers and DevOps

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.54

Number of Lectures: 109

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 109

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 123

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 123

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What and Why to use Helm as your Kubernetes packaging manager

Use Helm commands to add repositories and use charts

Do releases to Kube cluster using helm install

Upgrade releases using helm upgrade

Learn about release records

Understand the helm release workflow

Use advanced helm commands

Learn how to check release history and do rollbacks

Do atomic installations and forceful upgrades

Create your own charts

Master the folder structure and files that make a chart

Package charts

Dive deep in to the helm templating syntax

Use functions, conditional statements, loops and more

Add chart dependencies

Run chart tests

Host and use chart repositories

Secure you charts using signatures and hashes

Work on a Usecase and deploy a Micro Service to Kubernetes using helm with in minutes

All in easy steps

Who Should Attend

Students who have completed my Devops and AWS for java micro-service developers course

Experienced Kubernetes Users who want to master Helm

Developers and Devops Engineers with Kubernetes experience

Target Audiences

Students who have completed my Devops and AWS for java micro-service developers course

Experienced Kubernetes Users who want to master Helm

Developers and Devops Engineers with Kubernetes experience

Are you a developer using Kubernetes to deploy your applications use helm then this course is for you.Are you a Devops engineer who want to understand the fundamentals of Helm and use it to manage your Kubernetes installations and upgrades then this course is for you as well.

This course is for beginners who wants to master Helm and use it one their projects and also for the experienced who want to get the fundamentals of Helm right. Adding Helm to your resume will not only increase the number of opportunities you will get but also the salary. Thousands of companies including Oracle, SalesForce, LinkedIn, Dell use Helm to do releases and upgrades to Kubernetes . From this course you will

Learn What and Why to use Helm as your Kubernetes packaging manager

Use Helm commands to add repositories and use charts

Do releases to Kuberenetes cluster using helm install

Upgrade releases using helm upgrade

Learn about release records

Understand the helm release workflow

Use advanced helm commands

Learn how to check release history and do rollbacks

Do atomic installations and forceful upgrades

Create your own charts

Master the folder structure and files that make a chart

Package charts

Dive deep in to the helm templating syntax

Use functions, conditional statements, loops and more

Add chart dependencies

Run chart tests

Host and use chart repositories

Secure you charts using signatures and hashes

Work on a Usecase and deploy a Micro Service to Kubernetes using helm with in minutes

All in easy steps

What are the requirements?

Good Knowledge and Experience working with Kubernetes

Setup Minikube or access to a Kubernetes Cluster using Kubectl

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to make the best of this course

Lecture 3: Helm Docs

Lecture 4: Download Slides

Chapter 2: Helm Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Before Helm

Lecture 2: What is Helm

Lecture 3: After Helm

Lecture 4: Charts and Repos

Chapter 3: Helm in action

Lecture 1: Install Helm

Lecture 2: Work with chart repositories

Lecture 3: The magic of helm

Lecture 4: Using same installation name

Lecture 5: List and UnInstall

Lecture 6: Providing Custom Values

Lecture 7: Helm Upgrade

Lecture 8: More about upgrade

Lecture 9: Release Records

Lecture 10: Assignment Update

Chapter 4: Advanced Commands

Lecture 1: helm release workflow

Lecture 2: helm –dry-run

Lecture 3: helm template

Lecture 4: More about release records

Lecture 5: helm get

Lecture 6: helm history

Lecture 7: helm rollback

Lecture 8: create namespace

Lecture 9: install or upgrade

Lecture 10: Generate Release Names

Lecture 11: Wait and Timeout

Lecture 12: Atomic install

Lecture 13: Forceful upgrades

Lecture 14: Clean Up on failed updates

Chapter 5: Create Charts

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create first chart

Lecture 3: Install the chart

Lecture 4: Chart YAML Part 1

Lecture 5: Chart YAML Part 2

Lecture 6: Templates in brief

Lecture 7: Helpers File

Lecture 8: Values yaml

Lecture 9: helm package

Lecture 10: helm lint

Chapter 6: Templates Deep Dive

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Template Actions

Lecture 3: Template Information

Lecture 4: Pipelines

Lecture 5: Functions

Lecture 6: Use Conditional Logic

Lecture 7: Use With

Lecture 8: Define Variables

Lecture 9: Use Loops

Lecture 10: Loop Dict Types

Lecture 11: Looping Assignment

Lecture 12: Debugging the templates

Lecture 13: helm get manifest

Lecture 14: _helpers.tpl again

Lecture 15: Create and Use Custom Template

Chapter 7: Advanced Charts

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Add Dependencies

Lecture 3: Using Version Range

Lecture 4: Using repo name

Lecture 5: Use Dependencies Conditionally

Lecture 6: Use Multiple Conditional Dependencies

Lecture 7: Pass values to dependencies

Lecture 8: Read Values from child charts

Lecture 9: Use values not exported

Lecture 10: Hooks

Lecture 11: Create and Use a Hook

Lecture 12: Testing Introduction

Lecture 13: Test your chart

Chapter 8: Repositories

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup a local repository

Lecture 3: Install Python

Lecture 4: Host the repository on a web server

Lecture 5: Use the repository

Lecture 6: Install using helm pull

Lecture 7: Update repositories

Lecture 8: Use Github pages

Lecture 9: Update – HELM_EXPERIMENTAL_OCI

Lecture 10: OCI Repositories

Lecture 11: Use OCI Repo

Instructors

Bharath Thippireddy
IT Architect and Best Selling Instructor- 700000+ students

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1 stars: 23 votes

2 stars: 49 votes

3 stars: 248 votes

4 stars: 1058 votes

5 stars: 1556 votes

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