What
You’ll Learn
You’ll Learn
- Learn Docker & Kubernetes architecture and core components to manage containerized applications efficiently.
- Deploy
- scale
- and troubleshoot applications on Docker & Kubernetes with real-world projects.
- Differentiate between Minikube
- Kind
- and managed Kubernetes for various use cases.
- “Learn Kubernetes history and its success story.”
- Explore service mesh and the emerging issues with microservices that Kubernetes aims to solve.
- Learn the latest cloud computing and DevOps trends
- including IBM-HashiCorp innovatervices design patterns for scalable applications.
- Diving into the Docker CLI and kubectl
Requirements
- A computer with internet access and admin permissions
- An eagerness to learn DevOps and cloud computing fundamentals
- Basic knowledge of containerization (Docker nice to have but not required)
- Familiarity with Linux command-line basics
Description
In this “Kubernetes Practical Guide,” you’ll dive into the world of Kubernetes with this comprehensive, hands-on course designed to equip you with essential skills in modern container management and DevOps practices. Starting from Kubernetes architecture fundamentals, I’ll guide you through:
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Learning Docker architecture and core components like Daemon, client, CLI, registry, and volume and networking types.
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Learning Kubernetes architecture and core components like deployment, services, StatefullSets, Secrets, Storage, Nodes, Pods, and key features like Self-Healing.
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Using Docker Desktop & CLI.
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Building and playing with Docker images and containers.
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Installing and using Kubernetes Command Line Interface (CLI) kubectl.
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Configuring and deploying applications with K8s on your local machine.
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Scaling and managing resources.
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And mastering key components like Minikube and Managed Kubernetes Services.
You’ll gain hands-on experience through real-world applications, including scaling and troubleshooting challenges to ensure you’re ready for complex production environments.
Beyond Kubernetes, its history and success story, you’ll explore service and data mesh concepts, and understand how they address microservices challenges in distributed systems. The course will also introduce you to the latest in cloud computing, DevOps, and AI innovations, providing you with a broader context of how these technologies are shaping the future.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the expertise to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot Kubernetes-based applications, integrate service meshes, and leverage cloud and new innovations to enhance your projects.
Who this course is for:
- Software Engineers aiming to deploy and manage applications in Kubernetes environments.
- Tech Enthusiasts curious about the latest in cloud computing
- DevOps
- and AI innovations.
- IT Professionals seeking a practical approach to container management and microservices architecture.
- Aspiring DevOps Engineers wanting to advance their skills with Kubernetes and cloud-native tools.