Comprehensive Hands-on with Kubernetes Components
Get introduced to deploy stateful and stateless apps on the cluster
Learn how to expose the app outside the cluster and to autoscale apps
Kubernetes Cluster installation on Virtualbox, AWS & Google Cloud Platforms
Download SyllabusKubernetes, an open source container orchestration platform, is used to automate the management of containerized applications. Its numerous benefits have made it particularly popular with organizations that are utilizing DevOps approaches. Kubernetes has become the standard for deploying containers in production since it is scalable, flexible and works for projects of varying scale. This course will start from basics of Kubernetes and covers concepts such as Kubernetes Architecture, Kubernetes Components and how to deploy application. With Kubernetes engineers earning as much as $133,992 per year, now is the right time to invest in this workshop and upscale your career.
Kubernetes saw a surge in popularity in 2017 and demand for it continues to rise, paving the way for many individuals and organizations to utilize their knowledge for career and organizational growth.
Following are some benefits that a professional can gain by doing a course on Kubernetes:
Many organizations are adopting container technology and Kubernetes to support their operational goals. Here are some of the benefits:
As containerization grows, the demand for a platform to successfully adopt these containers also rises. This is where Kubernetes, a platform built by Google, stepped in to help automate the process of deployment, scaling and managing the applications across the clusters.
Containers introduction | Play | |
Kubernetes setup | 22:00 | Play |
Local setup with minikube | 22:00 | Play |
Installing kubenetes using the docker client | 22:00 | Play |
Minikube vs docker client vs kops vs kubeadm | 22:00 | Play |
Introduction to kops | 22:00 | Play |
Building docker images | 22:00 | Play |
Docker image registry | 22:00 | Play |
Running 1st app on kubernetes | 22:00 | Play |
Service with load balancer | 22:00 | Play |
Service with AWS ELB load balancer | 22:00 | Play |
Practise test. | 22:00 | Play |
Node architecture | 23:00 | Play |
Replication controller | 23:00 | Play |
Deployments | 23:00 | Play |
Services | 23:00 | Play |
Labels | 23:00 | Play |
Healthchecks | 23:00 | Play |
Readiness probe | 23:00 | Play |
Pod state | 23:00 | Play |
Pod lifecycle | 23:00 | Play |
Secrets | 23:00 | Play |
WebUI | 23:00 | Play |
Service directory | Play | |
Configmap | 12:00 | Play |
Ingress controller | 12:00 | Play |
External DNS | 12:00 | Play |
Volumes | 12:00 | Play |
Volumes auto-provisioning | 12:00 | Play |
Pod presets | 12:00 | Play |
Statefulsets | 12:00 | Play |
Daemon sets | 12:00 | Play |
Resource usage monitoring | 12:00 | Play |
Auto scaling | 12:00 | Play |
Affinity / auto-affinity | 12:00 | Play |
Interpod affinity and anti-affinity | 12:00 | Play |
Taints and tolerations | 12:00 | Play |
Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) | 12:00 | Play |
Operators | 12:00 | Play |
The kubernetes master services | 23:00 | Play |
Resource quotas | 23:00 | Play |
Namespaces | 23:00 | Play |
User management | 23:00 | Play |
RBAC | 23:00 | Play |
Networking | 23:00 | Play |
Node maintenance | 23:00 | Play |
High availability | 23:00 | Play |
TLS on ELB using annotations | 23:00 | Play |
Introduction to Helm | 22:00 | Play |
Creating your own helm charts | 22:00 | Play |
Introduction to skaffold | 22:00 | Play |
Introduction to serverless | 23:00 | Play |
Introduction to kuberless | 23:00 | Play |
Introduction to istio | 22:00 | Play |
Mutual TLS | 22:00 | Play |
RBAC with istio | 22:00 | Play |
End-user authentication with istio (JWT) | 22:00 | Play |
Introduction to kubeadm | 22:00 | Play |
Managing TLS certs with cert-manager | 22:00 | Play |
Kubernetes dashboard | 22:00 | Play |
Kubernetes dashboard | 22:00 | Play |
The use of container technology has seen a massive increase in the past few years as more and more organizations are realising the potential of containers. These enterprises deploy a huge number of containers and thus require technologies and frameworks that help in automation and management of these containers. Technologies such as Kubernetes that help in automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications are thus in much demand.
Kubernetes is an open source; container management system created by Google to automate deployment and manage containerized applications. It acts as a portable cloud platform that orchestrates computing and networking. It has become an integral part of DevOps teams since it helps them manage the containers easily.
As per a recent survey conducted by Datadog, the usage of Kubernetes continues to grow in container environments globally. Hence, the demand for professionals who have knowledge of Kubernetes is high, since organizations need experts who can help manage these containers.
Who should go for the course?
Prerequisites
Possessing the following skills can give you an added advantage when you enroll for the Kubernetes course:
No Exam Required.
you will be required to complete a project which will be assess by our certified instructors. on successful completion of the project you will be awarded a training certificate.
You will learn:
Docker Essentials and Container basics knowledge is required for this training.
Yes!
Wissenhive offers this training online.
In an online classroom, students can log in at the scheduled time to a live learning environment which is led by an instructor. You can interact, communicate, view and discuss presentations, and engage with learning resources while working in groups, all in an online setting. Our instructors use an extensive set of collaboration tools and techniques which improves your online training experience.