MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch

Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 87 Videos (6h) | Size: 6.1 GB

6+ Hours of Video Instruction

More than six and a half hours of video instruction, including demos and labs, on how to get started with Docker Containers running as replicated Pods in Deployments in a Kubernetes environment.

Overview

This all-new edition of Getting Started with Kubernetes offers a complete overview of everything needed to start working with Kubernetes. It starts by explaining what Kubernetes is all about, and then moves into an overview of working with containers. This course first demonstrates how to install Kubernetes and then walks the viewer through core Kubernetes components, including how to use them running applications in Pods and deployments. The course then moves through networking and storage, as well as the role of the Kubernetes API. Finally, it discusses how to run Kubernetes in the Enterprise, and how to troubleshoot it in case it doesn't work out well.

Topics include:

Understanding Kubernetes

Container Fundamentals

Installing Kubernetes

Discovering Kubernetes

Managing Kubernetes Applications

Exposing Applications

Configuring Storage

Managing the Kubernetes API

Running Kubernetes in the Enterprise

Managing Kubernetes in the Enterprise

Troubleshooting Kubernetes

About the Instructor

Sander van Vugt has been teaching Linux classes since 1995 and has written more than 60 books about different Linux-related topics, including the best-selling RHCSA-RHCE 7 Cert Guide. Sander is also the author of over 25 video courses, including the CKAD and CKA Complete Video Courses. He teaches courses for customers around the world, and is also a regular speaker on major conferences related to open source software. Sander is the founder of the Living Open Source Foundation, a non-profit organization that teaches open source to talent in different African countries.

Skill Level

Intermediate/experienced Linux administrators

Learn How To

Set up Kubernetes for container orchestration

Use Docker within a Kubernetes environment

Set up a lab, and use Minikube

Work with kubectl and YAML files

Deploy applications in Kubernetes

Use pods and replica sets, and labels

Manage Namespaces and deployments

Scale deployments up and down

Work with networking in a Kubernetes environment

Network within a pod, and work with ingress

Store data in Kubernetes with persistent and non-persistent volumes

Understand dynamic provisioning

Work with secrets and configmaps

Work with Helm charts and other tools to manage Kubernetes in the enterprise

Set up Kubernetes in different public cloud environments

Build an on-premise Kubernetes cluster

Get information from the API

Learn to troubleshoot Kubernetes

Who Should Take This Course

IT Staff (administrators and devops) who want to offer containerized applications to their users

Course Requirements

At least one physical machine with 4GB of RAM or more to use as the Kubernetes host

Lesson Descriptions

Lesson 1: Understanding Kubernetes

This lesson starts with a brief overview of containers, as well as explains the requirements for working with containers in a corporate environment. The lesson then covers the rise of Kubernetes, as well as the Kubernetes ecosystem.

Lesson 2: Container Fundamentals

This lesson explores containers, which is required before learning how to manage containers in a Kubernetes environment. It starts with an explanation of the nature of a container, then moves into container architecture and the different container offerings. The lesson then teaches how to work with two common container technologies: docker and podman. This lesson also looks at some day-to-day container management tasks, which are managing container images, operational container management, container networking, and container storage.

Lesson 3: Installing Kubernetes

In this lesson, the various Kubernetes installation options are explained, and installing Kubernetes using Minikube is demonstrated. The lab in this lesson has you doing this on your own.

Lesson 4: Discovering Kubernetes

This lesson starts by explaining the dashboard, which allows for easy deployment of applications. Next, working with kubectl, which is the core utility for working with Kubernetes, is covered. Enabling kubectl tab-completion; working with YAML files; and learning about core Kubernetes objects, as well as the API, are covered.

Lesson 5: Managing Kubernetes Applications

This lesson is about managing applications in Kubernetes. This lesson covers how to work with Pods and deployments. The use of namespaces, application scalability, and application updates and rollback are covered.

Lesson 6: Exposing Applications

This lesson starts with a generic overview of Kubernetes networking, and then goes on to Pod networking. The lesson then moves into DNS in Kubernetes, as well as working with Ingress.

Lesson 7: Configuring Storage

This lesson starts with a look at Pod volumes. Next, it explores how to decouple storage by using Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims, as well as configuring the Pod to use these. The lesson ends with information about configmaps and secrets.

Lesson 8: Managing the Kubernetes API

The Kubernetes API is where all resources are defined, which is primarily what this lesson covers. This lesson also explains how to use kube-proxy to connect to the API, and how to use curl to connect to the API directly. Based on this knowledge about the API objects, the lesson then delves into kubectl explain, which helps in understanding what all these resources are about.

Lesson 9: Running Kubernetes in the Enterprise

This lesson covers getting started with Kubernetes in Google Cloud, Amazon, and Azure, as well as how to build your own on-premise cluster using kubeadm.

Lesson 10: Managing Kubernetes in the Enterprise

This lesson focuses on Kubernetes features that make sense in production environments. First, the different setup options are explained, followed by high-availability. Next, it dives into helm charts and exploring the metrics server, which allows for monitoring Pods. The final video in this lesson is about network plugins.

Lesson 11: Troubleshooting Kubernetes

This lesson covers the different areas of troubleshooting, starting with troubleshooting of applications that are running in Pods. Next, troubleshooting Pods and other Kubernetes objects are discussed. Then the lesson looks at cluster-specific problems, as well as authentication and authorization issues.