Azure Kubernetes Service - AKS
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Azure Kubernetes Service - AKS
Zero to Hero admin guide
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What you'll learn
- What is Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
- Managed vs self-managed Kubernetes solutions.
- AKS Capacity Analysis.
- Detailed AKS Network architecture.
- How to create an AKS cluster using Azure Portal and Azure CLI.
- AKS authentication and authorization, including integration with Active Directory.
- How AKS manages Azure storage volumes.
- AKS monitoring and log debugging.
Requirements
- Familiarity with Azure Portal and Azure CLI.
- Understanding of Kubernetes objects, such as Namespaces, Pods and RBAC.
- Basic Bash and Linux command line knowledge.
- Understanding of network concepts.
Description
Learn how to create and manage Kubernetes using one of the leading managed services on the market.
Azure Kubernetes Service Zero to Hero admin guide is an intermediate course which describes:
Comparison of Managed vs self-managed Kubernetes solutions;
Pros and Cons of Managed Kubernetes services;
AKS Capacity Analysis;
Detailed AKS network architecture;
How to create an AKS cluster using Azure Portal and Azure CLI;
Integrate AKS with Active Directory;
Create Kubernetes users using self-signed certificates;
How AKS creates and manages Azure storage resources;
AKS monitoring and log debugging.
Who this course is for:
- Fearless Kubernetes administrators.
Course content
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68 lectures
12:44:30
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Welcome
2 lectures
02:46
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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) overview
2 lectures
03:41
What is AKS?
01:03
AKS pricing
02:38
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Managed vs self-managed Kubernetes
4 lectures
08:45
The truth about managed Kubernetes services
01:39
The good about managed Kubernetes services
01:49
The bad about managed Kubernetes services
01:50
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AKS Capacity Analysis
9 lectures
13:53
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AKS Netwrok - Egress traffic
9 lectures
02:24:47
Basic External Load Balancer with dynamic outbound IP
01:48
[ HANDS-ON ] Basic External Load Balancer with dynamic outbound IP
20:41
Basic External Load Balancer with static outbound IP
05:56
[ HANDS-ON ] Basic External Load Balancer with static outbound IP
20:14
Standard External Load Balancer
03:21
Standard External Load Balancer Customization
01:50
[ HANDS-ON ] Internal network egress
01:16:32
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AKS Netwrok - Ingress traffic
5 lectures
02:10:29
Ingress traffic from the Internet
11:41
[ HANDS-ON ] External nginx-ingress / cert-manager (letsencrypt) / external-dns
49:22
HTTP Application Routing
07:25
Ingress traffic from internal network
08:04
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Create an AKS Cluster
6 lectures
01:47:08
Preview
05:13
Azure Portal vs Azure CLI
04:19
Using Azure Portal
03:37
[ HANDS-ON ] Using Azure Portal
18:57
Using Azure CLI
13:01
[ HANDS-ON ] Using Azure CLI / ACR / K8S Dashboard
01:02:01
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AKS Access and Identity
5 lectures
52:55
AKS Authorization and Authentication
07:31
Generate kubeconfig for admins
03:28
Admin vs User - Security concerns
03:47
[ HANDS-ON ] AKS auth
33:43
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Integrate AKS with Azure Active Directory
8 lectures
01:55:55
Server Application
06:39
Client Application
03:36
Integrate AKS with Active Directory
03:45
Generate kubeconfig for AD users
06:23
Kubernetes RBAC for AD users and groups
03:05
Recommendations
03:45
[ HANDS-ON ] AKS + Azure Active Directory
01:27:17