Kubernetes For Beginners (2023) With Aws Eks Examples

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Kubernetes For Beginners 2023 With Aws Eks Examples
Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.37 GB | Duration: 13h 27m

Kubernetes course for absolute beginners with hands on exercises directly in your local machine and also in AWS.

[b]What you'll learn[/b]

Understanding Kubernetes for application developers

Understanding containerization and Docker

Installing and using Kubernetes in local PC and in public cloud

Basic components of Kubernetes

CRUD operations and pod commands

Services and scaling in Kubernetes

Identity and access control in Kubernetes

Solid understanding of EKS offering in AWS

[b]Requirements[/b]

Familiarity with basic Linux commands

Basic understanding of the command line

Familiarity with at least one programming language

No Kubernetes or public cloud experience is needed

[b]Description[/b]

This course covers the essential concepts of containers and Kubernetes. It includes 14 sections and 63 lectures with a total length of 13 hours and 26 minutes. You will get an overview of what CKAD and Docker are, how to build Docker images, and what microk8s and Kubernetes are. The course also covers key components of Kubernetes such as pods, replica sets, deployments, and services, as well as topics like autoscaling, configmaps, secrets, and RBAC. The course also covers more advanced topics like ingress, daemon sets, jobs, storage class, persistent volumes, and stateful sets.The course covers AWS tools and how to create an AWS account, AMI admin user, and use the AWS CLI and Eksctl. You will also learn how to deploy a demo application and use blue-green and canary deployments. Additionally, you will learn how to authenticate users and service accounts, and use role-based access control.By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of containers and Kubernetes, and you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to build, deploy, and manage applications in a production environment. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced DevOps engineer, this course has everything you need to get started with containers and Kubernetes.Why you should learn Kubernetes?Kubernetes is a powerful tool that helps organizations manage and scale their application infrastructure. It is the most popular open-source container orchestration platform and has been adopted by many of the world's largest companies.Learning Kubernetes is important for several reasons. Firstly, it is the backbone of modern application development and deployment, and understanding how it works is essential for developing, deploying, and scaling applications in a efficient and scalable way. Secondly, the demand for Kubernetes expertise is growing rapidly as organizations move towards cloud-native applications and infrastructure. By learning Kubernetes, you will gain in-demand skills that are highly sought after by employers.Additionally, Kubernetes provides a lot of flexibility and control over your infrastructure. It allows you to manage and automate complex application deployments, and provides features like automatic scaling, rolling updates, and self-healing to ensure that your applications are always available and running smoothly. It also provides a unified way of managing containers, regardless of the underlying infrastructure, making it a platform-agnostic solution for managing your infrastructure.Finally, Kubernetes has a large and active community, which means that it is well-supported and constantly evolving. By learning Kubernetes, you will have access to a wealth of resources and a supportive community to help you with any challenges you may face.In conclusion, learning Kubernetes is important for staying ahead of the curve in modern application development and deployment, and for acquiring in-demand skills that are highly sought after by employers. With its growing popularity and robust feature set, it is a valuable investment of your time and energy.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 About me

Lecture 3 Course organization

Lecture 4 What is CKAD

Lecture 5 Source Code for this course

Lecture 6 Slides

Section 2: Container basics

Lecture 7 Introduction

Lecture 8 What are containers?

Lecture 9 What is Docker?

Lecture 10 Building docker image

Section 3: Kubernetes Installation (Microk8s)

Lecture 11 What is Kubernetes

Lecture 12 Kubectl

Lecture 13 Microk8s Introduction + installation

Lecture 14 Windows instructions

Lecture 15 (Windows) Microk8s installation

Lecture 16 (Windows ) Microk8s addons

Lecture 17 (Mac) Microk8s installation

Section 4: Kubernetes basics

Lecture 18 Kubernetes key components

Lecture 19 Namespaces

Lecture 20 Kubeconfig

Lecture 21 Autocomplete setup

Section 5: (Optional) Kubernetes Installation (AWS EKS) CHARGED

Lecture 22 Introduction

Lecture 23 AWS account creation

Lecture 24 AWS AMI admin user

Lecture 25 AWS CLI

Lecture 26 AWS Eksctl

Lecture 27 Kubeconfig info

Section 6: Pods

Lecture 28 Pods

Lecture 29 Kubectl commands

Lecture 30 Declarative configuration

Lecture 31 Debugging pods

Lecture 32 Command and Args

Lecture 33 Resource requests and Limits

Lecture 34 Liveness probes

Lecture 35 Readiness and Startup probes

Section 7: Deployments and Scaling

Lecture 36 Labels and Annotations

Lecture 37 ReplicaSet

Lecture 38 Deployment

Lecture 39 Rollback

Lecture 40 Autoscaling (Horizontal Pod Autoscaler)

Section 8: Configuration and Secrets

Lecture 41 ConfigMap

Lecture 42 Secret

Section 9: Services

Lecture 43 Service basics (ClusterIP)

Lecture 44 DNS

Lecture 45 NodePort

Lecture 46 LoadBalancer

Lecture 47 (Optional) EKS LoadBalancer CHARGED

Lecture 48 Ingress

Lecture 49 (Optional) EKS Ingress installation CHARGED

Section 10: Other Kubernetes Workloads

Lecture 50 DaemonSet

Lecture 51 Job and CronJob

Section 11: Volumes and Persistency

Lecture 52 EmptyDir

Lecture 53 HostPath

Lecture 54 Storage Class, Persistent Volume, Persistent Volume Claim

Lecture 55 Demo Application Deployment

Lecture 56 (Optional) EKS Demo application deployment CHARGED

Lecture 57 StatefulSet

Section 12: Authentication and Authorisation

Lecture 58 Authentication (Users and Service accounts)

Lecture 59 Role based access control (RBAC)

Section 13: CKAD bonus section

Lecture 60 Blue Green deployment

Lecture 61 Canary deployment

Lecture 62 JsonPath

Lecture 63 Custom columns

Section 14: Cleanup and conclusion

Lecture 64 AWS cleanup

Lecture 65 Conclusion

For software developers who want to learn Kubernetes.,For software developers who want to take CKAD (certified kubernetes application developer) exam.,For everyone starting with container technology.

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