No specific requirements - anyone interested in managing real production workloads are welcome. Docker knowledge is useful but we will give a working overview. There are hands on exercises throughout but you don't need to do any coding!
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Introduction |
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2m 56s |
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| A brief overview of the course | |||
2 |
Welcome to Kubernetes |
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12m 24s |
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| What is Kubernetes (sometimes known as "K8S") and what can it do for you? | |||
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Installing Minikube |
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24m 16s |
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| Minikube is a local installation of Kubernetes for use in testing and development | |||
| Additional Information for Windows 10 Professional |
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3m 34s |
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| If you want to use the built in hyper-v instead of VirtualBox, follow the guide here. | |||
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Docker Overview |
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28m 52s |
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| In case you haven't used Docker before, a quick overview of how it works | |||
5 |
Getting Started with Kubernetes - Pods |
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24m 45s |
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| We'll focus first on the most basic concept in Kubernetes - Pods | |||
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Services |
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34m 25s |
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| How to access your pods from the "outside world" using Services | |||
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Practical Session |
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| A chance to practice - a new pod and service. | |||
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ReplicaSets |
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34m 25s |
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| Pods on their own are not robust. We'll see how to use ReplicaSets to ensure that your pods are always running. Also we can ensure that multiple instances of any given Microservice are always operational. | |||
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Deployments |
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| Another step up from ReplicaSets are Deployments - these enable us to perform zero downtime "rolling updates". If things go wrong, we can do a rollback. | |||
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Course Summary |
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| A preview of the upcoming Module 2 | |||
