Kubernetes for Beginners

Kubernetes for Beginners, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 49 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 235 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what is Kubernetes and its architecture which includes Nodes, Pods, Services and Deployments and how to manage Services and Deployments Create Kubernetes cluster, manage it using Kubernetes Dashboard, create Pods using command line, connect to Pods and explore their internals Understand and be able to create different kinds of services such as ClusterIP, NodePort and LoadBalancer and certainly understand how internal DNS works Create Services and Deployments using YAML configuration files which allow to apply and update configurations fast and easy This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes or Software developers who want to learn how applications behave in the Kubernetes cluster It is particularly useful for DevOps engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes or Software developers who want to learn how applications behave in the Kubernetes cluster.

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Summary

Title: Kubernetes for Beginners

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what is Kubernetes and its architecture which includes Nodes, Pods, Services and Deployments and how to manage Services and Deployments

Create Kubernetes cluster, manage it using Kubernetes Dashboard, create Pods using command line, connect to Pods and explore their internals

Understand and be able to create different kinds of services such as ClusterIP, NodePort and LoadBalancer and certainly understand how internal DNS works

Create Services and Deployments using YAML configuration files which allow to apply and update configurations fast and easy

Who Should Attend

DevOps engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes

Software developers who want to learn how applications behave in the Kubernetes cluster

Target Audiences

DevOps engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes

Software developers who want to learn how applications behave in the Kubernetes cluster

This is the Kubernetes for Beginners. In this beginners-friendly course you will get solid understanding and practical experience with Kubernetes. Kubernetes is now de-facto standard for the deployment of the containerized applications into the production and it is the must-know tool for all DevOps engineers and software developers who want to learn how to run and test their applications in the production.

In this practical Kubernetes for Beginners course you will learn about key building blocks of the Kubernetes: Nodes, Pods, Services and Deployments.

During this course you will also perform following practical tasks:

1. Create Kubernetes cluster locally on your computers using Minikube

2. Manage Kubernetes cluster using kubectl

3. Create Pods, analyze how they are assigned to particular Nodes and examine their internals

4. Create Deployments and observe how Kubernetes automatically creates necessary Pods for this deployment

5. Scale deployments, monitor deployments and observe what happens when some of the Pods fail

6. Create Services to be able to connect to the Deployments both internally and externally

7. Launch Kubernetes Dashboard

Also in practice activities you will learn how to deploy applications in Kubernetes following declarative approach:

1. Create and apply YAML configuration files for the Deployments

2. Create and apply YAML configuration files for the Services

3. Modify Deployments and Services by making changes to the YAML configuration files and re-applying them

You will also learn how to perform following tasks:

1. Perform rolling updates for the deployments

2. Change container runtime from the Docker to CRI-Oand re-deploy all previously deployed applications.

With this course you will get lifetime-long access to almost 50 lectures and tens of practical exercises. After the course you will get solid hands-on experience with Kubernetes and be able to deploy any application into the production using Kubernetes.

You will also get 30-days money-back guarantee. No questions asked!

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Kubernetes for Beginners Introduction

Lecture 2: Lets get connected! Join the Learning Community

Chapter 2: Kubernetes Overview

Lecture 1: What is Kubernetes

Lecture 2: What is Pod

Lecture 3: Kubernetes Cluster and Nodes

Lecture 4: Kubernetes Services

Lecture 5: What is kubectl

Chapter 3: Minikube Installation

Lecture 1: Software required for this course

Lecture 2: Installing kubectl

Lecture 3: Installing Minikube

Chapter 4: Kubernetes Cluster

Lecture 1: Creating Kubernetes cluster using Minikube

Lecture 2: Exploring the Kubernetes node

Chapter 5: Pod Creation

Lecture 1: Creating just single Pod

Lecture 2: Exploring Kubernetes Pod

Lecture 3: Creating alias for the kubectl command

Chapter 6: Deployment Creation

Lecture 1: Creating and exploring Deployment

Lecture 2: Scaling Deployment

Lecture 3: Connecting to one of the Pods using its IP address

Chapter 7: Service Creation

Lecture 1: What is Service

Lecture 2: Creating and exploring ClusterIP Service

Lecture 3: Connecting to the Deployment using ClusterIP Service

Chapter 8: Deployment and Service Deletion

Lecture 1: Deleting Deployment and Service

Chapter 9: Running Node.js Application using K8S

Lecture 1: Creating Node web application

Lecture 2: Dockerizing Node application

Lecture 3: Pushing custom image to the Docker Hub

Lecture 4: Creating deployment based on the custom Docker image

Lecture 5: Scaling custom image deployment

Lecture 6: Creating NodePort Service

Lecture 7: Creating LoadBalancer Service

Chapter 10: Rolling Updates and Pods Recovery

Lecture 1: Rolling update of the deployment

Lecture 2: What happens when one of the pods is deleted

Chapter 11: Kubernetes Dashboard

Lecture 1: Kubernetes Dashboard

Chapter 12: YAML Specification Files

Lecture 1: Creating YAML deployment specification file

Lecture 2: How to use Kubernetes documentation

Lecture 3: Applying YAML deployment file

Lecture 4: Creating YAML service specification file

Chapter 13: Multiple Deployments Creation

Lecture 1: Plan for the creation of the two deployments

Lecture 2: Creating another web app with two endpoints

Lecture 3: Building custom Docker image for the second web app

Lecture 4: Creating YAML specification for the second web app

Lecture 5: Creating YAML specification for the NGINX app

Lecture 6: Applying specifications for both apps

Chapter 14: Interaction between Deployments

Lecture 1: Verifying connectivity between different deployments

Lecture 2: Resolving Service name to IP address

Lecture 3: Deleting both applications

Chapter 15: CRI-O Container Runtime

Lecture 1: Changing Container Runtime from Docker to CRI-O

Lecture 2: Deploying apps using CRI-O container runtime

Lecture 3: Verifying connectivity between deployments

Chapter 16: Course Summary

Lecture 1: Wrap-Up

Instructors

Bogdan Stashchuk | Software Engineer, MBA, PhD
Just keep learning – stashchuk

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