Learn how to work with Kubernetes in a production environment
About This Video
In Detail
Kubernetes is at the cutting-edge of application deployment. To elevate your DevOps career, learn how to effectively deploy applications on Kubernetes.
In this course, you will learn most of the …
Learn how to work with Kubernetes in a production environment
About This Video
In Detail
Kubernetes is at the cutting-edge of application deployment. To elevate your DevOps career, learn how to effectively deploy applications on Kubernetes.
In this course, you will learn most of the things that everyone is looking for. This course will help you in understanding the production environment and we have captured most of the things in the course that you will face in an interview and while working in production. For example, what are the options we can use to create a cluster like Kubeadm, KOPS, Rancher, K3s, and EKS? We have almost covered everything, from installation to deploying the applications and securing them. Backing up your application is the most essential thing you need to do, which has also been covered here.
By the end of this course, you will have gained the knowledge required to design and deploy cloud-native applications on a Kubernetes cluster.
Audience
This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Microservices and Kubernetes. It is also useful for system administrators, DevOps professionals, and application developers. You should have prior experience with Docker.
Chapter 1 : Introduction
Introduction
What is Kubernetes and Why Use It
What’s Inside the Cluster
Master and Worker Node Components
Kubectl and Worker Node Components
Chapter 2 : Let’s Create a Cluster with Kubeadm
Creating a Cluster with Kubeadm
Lets Add Another Worker Node
Chapter 3 : Use of .kube/config File and What to Do if You Delete It
Let’s Recreate It
Chapter 4 : Let’s Create a Cluster on AWS Cloud with KOPS (Kubernetes Operations)
Let’s Create Highly Available Kubernetes Clusters on AWS with KOPS
Add a Worker Node and Delete the Cluster
Chapter 5 : Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE)
Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE)
Chapter 6 : What is Pod?
Let’s Talk about Pod
Few Words about NameSpace, StorageClass, and Annotations
Chapter 7 : Imperative Commands
It Is Time to Dive Inside the Cluster and Get Our Hands Dirty
Chapter 8 : Pod Labelling
Label, Overwrite the Label and Remove It
Chapter 9 : Services (ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer)
Expose Service
Chapter 10 : ReplicaSet and ReplicationController
Difference Between ReplicaSet and ReplicationController
Can’t Delete the Pods
Delete the ReplicaSet
Chapter 11 : Application Deployment and Updates
Deployment Specifications
Upgrade the Application Version with rollingUpdate
Rollbacks
Chapter 12 : How to Secure the Application
Securing the Applications
Microservice with Authentication
Chapter 13 : Ingress
Deploy Multiple Applications with Ingress and Authentication
Chapter 14 : LENS (the Kubernetes IDE)
Using LENS
LENS Do More than What We Have Seen Till Now
Chapter 15 : Kube-Bench, CIS Benchmarks (Securing Kubernetes)
Kube-Bench: Testing Your Kubernetes Cluster
Chapter 16 : Install Rancher in Kubernetes Cluster
Install Rancher (Kubernetes as a Service)
Forgot Login Password, Let’s Try to Create Another
Chapter 17 : Using Longhorn (Cloud-Native Distributed Block Storage for Kubernetes)
Installing Longhorn
Deploying Application Using Longhorn as a Storage Solution
Pods will Attach to the Same Volume No Matter What (Persistent Storage)
Chapter 18 : Using a Private Registry
Working with Private Images
Configuring Nodes to Authenticate to a Private Registry
Chapter 19 : Create a New Cluster with Rancher UI
Easiest Way to Create HA Kubernetes Cluster with Rancher
Chapter 20 : Monitoring Your Kubernetes Cluster with Grafana, Prometheus, and Alert Manager
Monitoring Dashboard
Chapter 21 : Kubernetes GitOps with Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery
Automatically Prepared for a Release to Production
Chapter 22 : Create a Snapshot
Backup and Restore
Recurring Snapshots
Chapter 23 : Lightweight Kubernetes
The Certified Kubernetes Distribution Built for IoT and Edge Computing
Chapter 24 : Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS)
Installing Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
Update Kubeconfig File
Delete the Cluster
Chapter 25 : Amazon Elastic Container Registry (Share and Deploy Container Software)
Build an Image and Push to ECR
Using ECR Image Inside EKS Cluster
Chapter 26 : Let’s Make Deployment Easy
Let’s Make Our Deployment Easy
Introduction to HELM 3
Chapter 27 : Set Up Your Machine
Set Up Your Machine
Chapter 28 : HELM Basics
HELM Basics
Chapter 29 : What If You are Stuck with Some Error?
Error
Chapter 30 : Chart Deep Dive
Lets Dive into Charts
Chapter 31 : How to Work with Multiple Values.yaml
Let’s Create Our Custom Values.yaml and Use It
Chapter 32 : Creating a Template File and Access Those Templates
Creating a Template File and Then Accessing Those Templates
Chapter 33 : Advance Template with IF Statement
Advance Template with IF Statement
Chapter 34 : ELSE and ELSE IF Statement
ELSE and ELSE IF Statement
Chapter 35 : Chart Museum Part 1
Chart Museum
Chapter 36 : Chart Museum Part 2
Chart Museum
Chapter 37 : Deep Dive into Chart Museum
Let’s Do Some Hands-On
Chapter 38 : Deploying Grafana with HELM
Grafana with HELM 3
Chapter 39 : Pull Grafana Chart and Play Around
Grafana Chart
Chapter 40 : Final Section
Thank You