Kubernetes

Learn the basics of Kubernetes as well as the more advanced principles in three modules of 1 hour each.

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Kubernetes I

Duration Audience Level

1 hour

For developers and hands-on architects

Beginner

Don’t be the last one to board the Kubernetes train! Even if you’re not deploying apps to Kubernetes now, you might be soon. So hurry up, take this deep dive with us, and learn from recognized CodeCasters about the fundamentals of Kubernetes. Be prepared to interact with other attendees and the instructor on this journey that includes the open hybrid cloud, Kubernetes, tooling, terminology, concepts, and practical exercises of how you can apply, deploy, and use Kubernetes to fulfill your cloud-native requirements.

Kubernetes I

What you will learn:

  • Why use Kubernetes?

  • What Kubernetes is

  • Kubernetes installation

  • Kubernetes CLI with kubectl

  • Pod, ReplicaSet, and Deployment

  • Logs and stern

  • Debugging with kubectl exec

  • Applications as a Service

  • Rolling update delivery

Kubernetes II

Duration

Audience

Level

1 hour

For developers and hands-on architects

Intermediate

You learned the Kubernetes basics, so what’s next? Deploying successfully, of course! Limit the resources you app can consume, perform smooth rolling updates with proper health and readiness probes, and master the configuration of your apps. Be prepared to interact with other attendees and your CodeCaster on this journey that includes the open hybrid cloud, Kubernetes, tooling, terminology, concepts, and practical exercises of how you can apply, deploy, and use Kubernetes to fulfill your cloud-native requirements.

Kubernetes II

What you will learn:

  • Building images

  • Resource Limits

  • Rolling update delivery

  • Liveness and readiness probes

  • Environment variables and ConfigMaps

Kubernetes III

Duration

Audience

Level

1 hour

For developers and hands-on architects

Advanced

Application deployed to Kubernetes! Now that we deployed it, what else do we need to be successful in production? Let’s look at how features like volumes, secrets, and operators can help us deploy stateful applications like databases into our Kubernetes clusters. Be prepared to interact with other attendees and your CodeCaster on this journey that includes the open hybrid cloud, Kubernetes, tooling, terminology, concepts, and practical exercises of how you can apply, deploy, and use Kubernetes to fulfill your cloud-native requirements.

Kubernetes III

What you will learn:

  • Secrets

  • Operators

  • Volumes

  • Taints

  • Jobs

  • DaemonSet

  • StatefulSet