Kubernetes´ architecture brings the first real way of operating docker containers in production. This solution was first developed by Google, and TCP Cloud was the world´s first real-world testing enterprise deployment experience.
We will introduce you to this platform and also present the test results we talked about at the KubeCon 2016 conference.
The training provides a detailed description of each step necessary to operate the Kubernetes environment. The training is aimed at developing skills in container virtualization to a level where the training participant will be able to install, configure, and deploy the docker environment. The training covers the architecture of best practices, workflow creation and component interaction, which is the best preparation for solving real problems encountered by experts in the Kubernetes area.
Audience:
Application developers
Cloud Platform Engineers
IT system architects
Prerequisites:
Running SSH commands
Basic awareness of networking
Course goals:
The course is designed primarily for users of the Kubernetes cluster, developer, or for acquiring the knowledge needed to complete Advanced Kubernetes. Participants learn how to work with containers and what are the pitfalls of moving existing applications into containers and later launching them in the Kubernetes cluster.
On practical examples, participants will test what tools Kubernetes provides and how to facilitate application development, because clustering is a cluster rather than an application.
Course content:
Use of Containers
How Containers Work - From VM to Container, cgroup, namespaces
Working with Containers (Docker, Podman)
Start container and troubleshoot
Persistent storage in containers
Working with containers
Best-practice - Container Images
Operation image registers
Networking in containers
New safety risks for containers
Docker daemon production setting
Using docker-compose for simple orchestration
The basics of Kubernetes
Introduction to Container Orchestration and Kubernetes
Architecture and Concepts of Kubernetes
Access and control of the cluster
Run the application in the Kubernetes cluster
Advanced applications
Ingress and LoadBalancer for web applications
Use persistent storage
Manage configuration and passwords
Application tracking and troubleshooting
Customize Kubernetes running applications
Helm