Logging in Kubernetes with EFK Stack | The Complete Guide
What you'll learn
- Set up logging in Kubernetes
- Create Kubernetes cluster from scratch
- ElasticSearch, Kibana, FluentD
- Set up Docker private repository
- StatefulSet, DaemonSet, Helm
- Build, tag, push Docker images to private repository
Requirements
- Know basics of Kubernetes
- Know basics of Docker
Description
You will learn how to:
set up a Kubernetes cluster from scratch
configure fully functioning logging in Kubernetes cluster with EFK Stack
With following steps:
configure Java and NodeJS applications to produce logs, package them into Docker images and push into a Docker private repository.
create Kubernetes cluster on a cloud platform (Linode Kubernetes Engine)
deploy these application Docker images in the cluster
deploy ElasticSearch, Kibana and Fluentd in the cluster
configure Fluentd to start collecting and processing the logs and sending them to ElasticSearch
configure Kibana to visualise the log data stored in ElasticSearch
Why learn from me:
You will learn all these step by step and simply explained!
Thousands of students (checkout @Techworld with Nana on Youtube) love the way how I explain complex concepts in an easy way so that everyone can understand it easily.
I'm both an educator and a practitioner. All my knowledge is based on real projects that I have worked in or consulted over the years
Learn from a Docker Captain
See the lecture description for even more information of what you will learn and what we will build.
You will learn how to:
set up a Kubernetes cluster from scratch
configure fully functioning logging in Kubernetes cluster with EFK Stack
With following steps:
configure Java and NodeJS applications to produce logs, package them into Docker images and push into a Docker private repository.
create Kubernetes cluster on a cloud platform (Linode Kubernetes Engine)
deploy these application Docker images in the cluster
deploy ElasticSearch, Kibana and Fluentd in the cluster
configure Fluentd to start collecting and processing the logs and sending them to ElasticSearch
configure Kibana to visualise the log data stored in ElasticSearch
Why learn from me:
You will learn all these step by step and simply explained!
Thousands of students (checkout @Techworld with Nana on Youtube) love the way how I explain complex concepts in an easy way so that everyone can understand it easily.
I'm both an educator and a practitioner. All my knowledge is based on real projects that I have worked in or consulted over the years
Learn from a Docker Captain
See the lecture description for even more information of what you will learn and what we will build.
Hope you enjoy the course!
Who this course is for:
- DevOps engineers
- Software developers
- System administrators
- People, who want to setup logging in their K8s cluster
- People, who want to learn how Elastic/EFK stack works in Kubernetes
- People, who want to learn how to deploy and configure applications in K8s cluster
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Instructors
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I am teaching complex DevOps topics in an easy and understandable way!
I am passionate about sharing my knowledge about DevOps through my Youtube Channel (@Techworld with Nana) and the various online courses. Thousands of students love the way I explain complex concepts in an easy way.
I'm both an educator and a practitioner. All my knowledge is based on real projects that I have worked in or consulted over the years.
I'm a Docker Captain (docker/captains/nana-janashia).
Also I created a complete DevOps Bootcamp as a complete educational program for people who want to become DevOps engineers and teach them all the necessary DevOps tools and how to use them in practice. So if you're interested in becoming a DevOps engineer, check out my website for more infos on that :)
I would be happy to connect with you on social media! :)
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