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When we started working on Kubernetes few years back, not much information/help was available regarding these, how to get started with this emerging concept. Learning Kubernetes is very painful process. There are many components in Kubernetes and their relationship is complex. Understanding so many components and their relationship is very time consuming process. Now we do not want this to happen to the persons who at this point of time want to enter into this field.
Once everything was crystal clear in our minds, we started making this course. This course covers basics of Kubernetes. Everything has been explained by giving examples and graphical representations. This work covers topics such as Kubernetes introduction, Kubernetes Installation, Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments, Deployment Strategy, Services, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Storage, Health Probes, Taints, Tolerations and Daemonsets.
Docker and Kubernetes are revolutionising the software industry. Kubernetes is very robust, scalable and feature rich container orchestration system. Learning Kubernetes is essential for any DevOps professional.
Kubernetes Introduction and Installation
– Docker Introduction
– Kubernetes Installation
Kubernetes Pods
– Pod Basics
– Creating and Managing Pods
Kubernetes ReplicaSets
– ReplicaSet Introduction
– Create ReplicaSets
Kubernetes Deployments
– How to create deployment
– Scale up deployment
Custom Images
– How to create custom images
Deployment Strategy
– Rolling Update
– Fixed
– Blue Green
– Canary
Health Probes
– Readiness Probes
– Liveness Probes
Kubernetes Services
– ClusterIP
– NodePort
– LoadBalancer
ConfigMap and Secrets
– ConfigMap
– Secrets
Resource Requests and Limits
– Resource Quota
– Limit Range
Affinity and Tolerations
– Node Affinity
– Pod Affinity
– Taints and Tolerations
– Node Selector
Kubernetes Storage
– Empty Dir
– Host Path
– Local Volume
– PV and PVC
– Network Storage
DaemonSet, Jobs and Cronjobs
– DaemonSet
– Job
– Cronjob
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