Kubernetes By Example

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Kubernetes By Example
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 880 MB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 31 lectures (2 hour, 48 mins) | Language: English

 Learn Kubernetes by Doing

What you'll learn

    Kubernetes
    Setup a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube
    Getting to grips with the Kubernetes cli, kubectl
    How Docker and Kubernetes fit together

Requirements

    Need to be familiar with Linux (e.g. CentOS or Ubuntu), and performing tasks in a Bash terminal
    Needs to be familiar what Docker is and the concept of images and containers
    Basic networking troubleshooting skills

Description

This course is for you if you want to:

- Learn Kubernetes by doing - I provides lots of sample files that you can try out and experiment with

- Learn Kubernetes in anger - This is a fast paced course. It starts off as a beginner beginner level course, but it then very quickly transitions to intermediate and advanced topics

- Getting your hands dirty - If you're itching to actually start using Kubernetes then this course gives you every opportunity to follow along.

- Watch Kubernetes in Action - This Udemy medium is perfect for showing you how to use Kubernetes rather than going through Powerpoint presentations. That's why in this course, I'm going to Powerpoint presentations to an absolute minimum.

I'll be performing all of the demos on a Apple Macbook. However most of the commands I'll use will work irrespective of whether you're using a Mac, Linux, or Windows workstation. The main difference being the initial workstation setup. For most of this course I'll use an instance of Kubernetes that's running locally on my Macbook. I'll also cover how to set up a kubernetes cluster in the cloud.  The demos I'll show will work just as well on a local workstation as well as a proper production cloud provisioned Kubernetes cluster.

This is a follow along hand-on Kubernetes course. By the end of this course you will be able to:

    Create your own Kubernetes environment running on your local workstation

    Write yaml files that defines Kubernetes objects

    Create all kinds of Kubernetes objects, from Pods to Services

Ultimately the aim is to get you confident with using the kubectl command and writing Kubernetes yaml files.

Who this course is for:

    Software Developers and System Administrators who are interested in replacing Servers with containers, using Kubernetes

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