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Working with Kubernetes: Basic Topics
Duration
25 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
ADM-021
€ 600
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Description
Containers are an essential part of modern infrastructure and we need a way to manage them. For this, Kubernetes has emerged as one of the most important and exciting orchestration platforms.This training is for absolute Kubernetes beginners. With zero knowledge about Kubernetes, once you take this course and complete all of the hands-on exercises, you will be ready to deploy your own applications on a Kubernetes platform. Using YAML you'll know how to describe Kubernetes entities and read other descriptions you find in books, documentation, code of other projects, etc.
You'll learn how to set up a Kubernetes cluster on your computer. You'll master kubectl utility to manage a cluster. The additional cluster in AWS cloud allows you to learn and use features available only in cloud.
Step by step you will learn the main entities of Kubernetes like Pods, Labels, Annotations, ReplicaSets, and Deployments and how to manage them. During the training, you will use declarative and imperative techniques. You will improve your knowledge about networking in Kubernetes and how to create services. You will discover how to configure your application using ConfigMaps and how to use Secrets to keep sensitive data. You will use Volumes to keep temporary and persistent data.
By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of what Kubernetes is and how it works, as well as the skills needed to deploy a Kubernetes cluster and applications in your project. Also, you will find root causes and troubleshoot issues in case if something goes wrong.
After completing the course, a certificate
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
Objectives
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- Describe Kubernetes and what it’s used for
- Understand the architecture of Kubernetes
- Deploy a Kubernetes cluster on your local computer
- Perform fundamental hands-on operations with Kubernetes objects
- Deploy single and multiple container applications on Kubernetes
- Manage application deployments with rollouts in Kubernetes
- Learn how to manage configuration, sensitive and persistent data in Kubernetes
- Discuss popular tools and topics surrounding Kubernetes in the ecosystem
Target Audience
- DevOps Engineers
- System Administrators
- Software Developers
- QA and Testing Specialists
- Anyone who makes, deploys, or operates software on servers
- Software Architects
- System designers
Prerequisites
- Have knowledge of Docker
- Linux Basics (ssh, working with files)
Roadmap
-
Getting Started
Setup and connection configuration -
Kubernetes
Global overview of what Kubernetes is all about, its history, key concepts, architecture and components -
Kubernetes Cluster
Set up a local cluster. Basic operations with cluster -
Kubernetes API
Introduce API to communicate with Kubernetes. Provide description of kubectl utility. Describe and set context. Check cluster status via kubectl -
YAML
Provide essential knowledge of YAML -
Namespaces
Describe namespaces. Study manifest files. Create namespace -
Pods
Describe pods and basic operations within them: creation, listing, removal, access. Describe Pod lifecycle -
Object management
Introduce cluster state. Learn different object management techniques, pros and cons. Create specification from live objects -
Resource management
Introduce resource management. Apply it for CPU and memory requests and limitations -
Labels and Annotations
Describe labels and annotation. Apply labels and annotations to pods and select objects by criteria -
ReplicaSets
Describe ReplicaSets, how they related to pods. Create, inspect, scale, and delete ReplicaSets -
Deployments
Describe and manage Deployments. Show deployment strategies, work with history of deployments. Rollback failed deployments -
Services
Describe services and how they are discovered, how networking is organized, how to do readiness checks. Create a service on practice -
ConfigMaps
Describe ConfigMaps, how to keep text and binaries values, how to get values from them via files and environment variables -
Secrets
Describe Secrets and their subtypes, how to keep raw and encoded values, how to get values from them via files and environment variables -
Volumes
Present concept of volumes. Describe emptyDir, hostPath, and persistent volume. Static and dynamic provision by claims -
Final notes
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- Summary, recommended books
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