Kubernetes Administration (LFS458)
Linux Kubernetes Administration covers the fundamental concepts required to build and manage a Kubernetes cluster in production using vendor-independent tools. It exposes students to the many skills required to administer Kubernetes in an environment that serves as an excellent preparation and production platform for the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) exam.
Time duration: 4 days
Location: Virtual
Language: English
Partner: Linux Foundation
What will you accomplish?
In this course you will learn:
🗹Installing multi-node Kubernetes clusters
🗹 Choosing & implementing cluster networking
🗹Configuring Security for clusters & containers
🗹Managing storage available to containers
🗹Monitoring, logging, and troubleshooting containers & cluster
🗹Configuring, scheduling & affinity of container deployment
Who is this course for?
Linux administration skills are required, as well as experience or comfort using the command line. Students must be knowledgeable in cloud-native application concepts and architectures.
For more information about Kubernetes Administration, please check this P2L blog, as well as this link.
Course Outline
MODULES
Lessons:
Introduction
Linux Foundation
Linux Foundation Training
Linux Foundation Certifications
Laboratory Exercises, Solutions, and Resources
Distribution Details
Labs
Basics of Kubernetes
Define Kubernetes
Cluster Structure
Adoption
Project Governance and CNCF
Labs
Installation and Configuration
Getting Started With Kubernetes
Minikube
kubeadm
More Installation Tools
Labs
Kubernetes Architecture
Kubernetes Architecture
Networking
Other Cluster Systems
Labs
APIs and Access
API Access
Annotations
Working with A Simple Pod
kubectl and API
Swagger and OpenAPI
Labs
API Objects
API Objects
The v1 Group
API Resources
RBAC APIs
Labs
Managing State With Deployments
Deployment Overview
Managing Deployment States
Deployments and Replica Sets
DaemonSets
Labels
Labs
Services
Overview
Accessing Services
DNS
Labs
Volumes and Data
Volumes Overview
Volumes
Persistent Volumes
Passing Data To Pods
ConfigMaps
Labs
Ingress
Overview
Ingress Controller
Ingress Rules
Labs
Scheduling
Overview
Scheduler Settings
Policies
Affinity Rules
Taints and Tolerations
Labs
Logging and Troubleshooting
Overview
Troubleshooting Flow
Monitoring
Logging
Troubleshooting Resources
Labs
Custom Resource Definition
Overview
Custom Resource Definitions
Aggregated APIs
Labs
Kubernetes Federation
Overview
Federated Resources
Labs
Helm
Overview
Helm
Using Helm
Labs
Security
Overview
Accessing the API
Authentication and Authorization
Admission Controller
Pod Policies
Network Policies
Labs
Schedule
All courses will be held in the form of Individual Multimedia Video Presence (iMVP*)
Sep 20-23, 2022
Oct 18-21, 2022
Nov 8-11, 2022
Nov 29-Dec 2, 2022
Dec 19-22, 2022