Kubernetes for developers

Kubernetes for developers, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.46, with 69 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 985 reviews, and has 94815 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to deploy, manage and scale your apps in Kubernetes. You will be able to deploy your apps on Azure AKS. You will be able to create and deploy Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, Secret You will be able to deploy and connect a web app (ASP NET Core) with a database (SQL Server). This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for developers who want to get started with Kubernetes with focus on how to deploy, manage and scale monolith or microservices apps. It is worth mentioning that this course is not for IT specialists. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for developers who want to get started with Kubernetes with focus on how to deploy, manage and scale monolith or microservices apps. It is worth mentioning that this course is not for IT specialists.

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Summary

Title: Kubernetes for developers

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.46

Number of Lectures: 69

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 69

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to deploy, manage and scale your apps in Kubernetes.

You will be able to deploy your apps on Azure AKS.

You will be able to create and deploy Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, Secret

You will be able to deploy and connect a web app (ASP NET Core) with a database (SQL Server).

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for developers who want to get started with Kubernetes with focus on how to deploy, manage and scale monolith or microservices apps. It is worth mentioning that this course is not for IT specialists.

Target Audiences

This course is designed for developers who want to get started with Kubernetes with focus on how to deploy, manage and scale monolith or microservices apps. It is worth mentioning that this course is not for IT specialists.

This goal of this course is to get you started with Kubernetes. Through a practical workshop, you’ll learn how to dockerize an app, deploy it to Kubernetes cluster and apply DevOps into it.

Agenda:

1. Create ASP.NET Core MVC app

2. Add Model and Controller for Products

3. Demo of the MVC app.cmproj

4. Demo of the MVC app

5. Explaining Dockerfile

6. Build Docker Container for MVC app

7. Push Docker container to Docker Hub

8. Overview on setting up Kubernetes

9. Deploy Docker container into Kubernetes using Dashboard

10. Deploy Docker container using YAML and kubectl

11. Create and deploy a Service

12. Create and deploy MSSQL

13. Connect web app to DB in Kubernetes using ENV

14. Create PersistentVolume

15. ConfigMap

16. Secret

17. Create AKS cluster

18. Connect to AKS Dashboard and kubectl

19. StorageClass to create an Azure Disk

20. Using LoadBalancer instead of NodePort

21. Deploy PVC to Azure AKS

22. Deploy Secret to Azure AKS

23. Deploy Sql Server container to Azure AKS

24. Deploy the mvc app to Azure AKS

25. Running the app on AKS

26. Publish project to Github

27. Create the CI pipeline using Azure DevOps

28. Create the CD pipeline

29. Edit the pipeline to use the newest container

30. Run the CI-CD pipeline

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What is Kubernetes

Lecture 1: Kubernetes architecture

Lecture 2: Kubernetes Objects: Deployment I Service I Secret I PersistentVolume

Lecture 3: Connect with the author

Chapter 2: Practical introduction to Kubernetes

Lecture 1: Create AKS cluster through the Azure portal

Lecture 2: Cluster managed infrastructure

Lecture 3: Create Pod

Lecture 4: Create Deployment

Lecture 5: Exec into Pod

Lecture 6: Scale Pods with kubectl scale command

Lecture 7: Create Private Service

Lecture 8: Create Public Service with type LoadBalancer

Lecture 9: View Kubernetes Objects

Chapter 3: Creating the demo app

Lecture 1: Create the MVC app using Visual Studio

Lecture 2: Add model and controller for Products

Lecture 3: Demo for the MVC app

Lecture 4: Source code of the entire application

Chapter 4: Creating the Docker containers for the app

Lecture 1: Explaining Dockerfile

Lecture 2: Build Docker Container for MVC app

Lecture 3: Push Docker container to Docker Hub

Chapter 5: Kubernetes on minikube

Lecture 1: Overview on setting up Kubernetes

Lecture 2: Deploy Docker container into Kubernetes using Dashboard

Lecture 3: Create and deploy a Deployment object

Lecture 4: Create and deploy a Service

Lecture 5: Create and deploy MSSQL on Docker container to k8s

Lecture 6: Connect web app to DB in Kubernetes using ENV

Lecture 7: Create PersistentVolume

Lecture 8: Create ConfigMap

Lecture 9: Create Secret

Chapter 6: Moving to Azure AKS

Lecture 1: Create AKS cluster

Lecture 2: Connect to AKS Dashboard and kubectl

Lecture 3: Login to AKS using kubelogin

Lecture 4: StorageClass to create an Azure Disk

Lecture 5: Using LoadBalancer instead of NodePort

Lecture 6: Deploy PVC to Azure AKS

Lecture 7: Deploy Secret to Azure AKS

Lecture 8: Deploy Sql Server container to Azure AKS

Lecture 9: Deploy the mvc app to Azure AKS

Lecture 10: Running the app on AKS

Chapter 7: Kubernetes objects

Lecture 1: Working with DaemonSet

Lecture 2: Working with StatefulSet

Lecture 3: [Demo] Working with StatefulSet

Chapter 8: Kubernetes RBAC model

Lecture 1: Introduction to Role and RoleBinding

Chapter 9: Secure secrets in Kubernetes with Workload Identity

Lecture 1: Passwordless identities

Lecture 2: [Demo] Passwordless identities

Chapter 10: DevOps for Kubernetes using Azure DevOps

Lecture 1: Publish project to Github

Lecture 2: CI pipeline: Build and Push container

Lecture 3: CI pipeline: Copy and Publish yaml files

Lecture 4: CI pipeline: Replace container Tag

Lecture 5: CD pipeline: Deploy to Kubernetes from Azure DevOps

Lecture 6: CD pipeline: Kubectl apply for each file

Lecture 7: Run CI-CD pipelines

Chapter 11: CI/CD Pipelines for Kubernetes with YAML pipelines

Lecture 1: Basic YAML pipelines for Kubernetes

Lecture 2: [Demo] Basic YAML pipelines for Kubernetes

Chapter 12: Deploy using Helm

Lecture 1: Introduction to Helm

Lecture 2: Create and deploy Helm package

Lecture 3: Deploy Helm from CI/CD pipelines

Chapter 13: Ingress Controllers

Lecture 1: Nginx Ingress Controller

Lecture 2: Configuring Https Ingress with TLS and SSL

Chapter 14: GitOps with Kubernetes

Lecture 1: GitOps with Argo-CD

Chapter 15: Kubernetes Nodepools

Lecture 1: Introduction to Nodepools

Lecture 2: Add new Nodepool

Lecture 3: Deploy Pods to User Nodepool

Lecture 4: Deploy System Pods to System Nodepool

Lecture 5: Cluster Upgrade using Nodepools

Lecture 6: Conclusion

Chapter 16: Upgrade the cluster

Lecture 1: Cluster upgrade options

Lecture 2: [Demo] Cluster upgrade

Chapter 17: Cluster backup

Lecture 1: Volume Snapshot

Lecture 2: [Demo] Volume Snapshot

Instructors

Houssem Dellai
Cloud Solution Architect working at Microsoft

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1 stars: 15 votes

2 stars: 30 votes

3 stars: 118 votes

4 stars: 329 votes

5 stars: 493 votes

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