Kubernetes will run and manage your containerized applications. Learn how to build, deploy, use, and maintain Kubernetes
InstructorEdward ViaeneEditorial course preview
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This course overview chart organizes the curriculum into five main categories: Introduction, Kubernetes Basics, Advanced Topics, Administration, and Packaging, alongside an Extras section.
This slide outlines the Kubernetes course curriculum, covering cluster setup tools like minikube and kops, administration topics, and practical demos such as running WordPress.
This slide advises students not to worry about specific versions, noting that the course is regularly updated and all scripts are maintained on GitHub to ensure compatibility.
This introductory slide outlines the instructor's professional background as a consultant and trainer specializing in Cloud technologies, DevOps techniques, and distributed computing.
The curriculum provides instructions for various setup environments including local minikube, AWS-based kops, kubeadm for on-premise, and EKS via eksctl.
Covers complex topics such as Ingress Controllers, Affinity/Anti-Affinity, Taints and Tolerations, and Pod Security Policies.
Lessons include deprecated features like Pod Security Policies and outdated Dockerfile patterns, alongside a focus on tools like kops that are no longer industry standards.
Reports indicate a lack of organization between lectures and companion code, alongside insufficient clarification for advanced topics.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goal of teaching Kubernetes setup and management for various environments.
