
Explore Kubernetes for beginners by learning terminology and features, then build a local cluster, deploy applications, push a Docker image to Docker Hub, use YAML, and switch runtimes to Sierra.
Explore how kubernetes services run on every node, including the proxy and container runtimes, the api server on the master, edc logs, dns, and cloud controller manager interactions with providers.
Install minikube and kubectl to set up a local Kubernetes cluster, following the Kubernetes docs and using macOS homebrew or Windows Chocolatey and scoop for installation.
Install and configure Minikube to run a local Kubernetes cluster on your computer, choosing a VM manager or Docker, and verify the installation to start and manage the cluster.
Explore the Kubernetes node by connecting to a Minikube virtual server, inspecting Docker containers, and using kubectl to list nodes, ports, and system namespaces.
Create a single port in Kubernetes using a docker run–like command, pull the engine x image from Docker Hub, run a container, and describe the port details.
Create deployments to manage identical ports across replicas, enabling load distribution across nodes, and connect to an external service for access.
Connect to deployments via Kubernetes services with a cluster IP that provides a virtual IP and balances load across ports, and expose externally with external IPs or a load balancer.
Learn how to convert a deployment's service to a node port, delete and recreate the service, and access the deployment via the node IP and the generated port using minikube.
Learn how rolling updates update a Kubernetes deployment by replacing old pods with new image versions, verify rollout status, and confirm the update via service endpoints.
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:
Create Kubernetes cluster locally on your computers using Minikube
Manage Kubernetes cluster using kubectl
Create Pods, analyze how they are assigned to particular Nodes and examine their internals
Create Deployments and observe how Kubernetes automatically creates necessary Pods for this deployment
Scale deployments, monitor deployments and observe what happens when some of the Pods fail
Create Services to be able to connect to the Deployments both internally and externally
Launch Kubernetes Dashboard
Also in practice activities you will learn how to deploy applications in Kubernetes following declarative approach:
Create and apply YAML configuration files for the Deployments
Create and apply YAML configuration files for the Services
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:
Perform rolling updates for the deployments
Change container runtime from the Docker to CRI-O and 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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