This course is designed to teach you about managing application containers, using Kubernetes. You’ll learn how Kubernetes works and how to use it to deploy and manage applications.
85 Labs
Introduction to Kubernetes
Your First Kubernetes LabStart
Kubernetes Cluster ArchitectureStart
Kubernetes Cluster Architecture | ChallengeStart
Display Cluster InfoStart
Display Cluster Info | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Client and Server VersionStart
Kubernetes Client and Server Version | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Dashboard Deployment and ManagementStart
Deploy and Manage Kubernetes DashboardStart
Basic Kubernetes Operations
Kubernetes Create CommandStart
Kubernetes Create Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Run CommandStart
Kubernetes Run Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Expose CommandStart
Kubernetes Expose Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Set CommandStart
Kubernetes Set Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Describe CommandStart
Kubernetes Describe Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Logs CommandStart
Kubernetes Logs Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Exec CommandStart
Kubernetes Exec Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Proxy CommandStart
Kubernetes Proxy Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Port Forward CommandStart
Kubernetes Port-Forward Command ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Annotate CommandStart
Kubernetes Annotate Command | ChallengeStart
Examine Nodes with KubectlStart
Examine Nodes with Kubectl | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Workloads and Networking
Running Containers in PodsStart
Running Containers in Pods | ChallengeStart
Scaling and Managing Pods with DeploymentsStart
Manage Kubernetes DeploymentStart
Kubernetes Deployment ManagementStart
Run Pods with Jobs and CronjobsStart
Run Pods with Jobs and Cronjobs | ChallengeStart
Running Pod with DaemonsetsStart
Running Pod with DaemonSets | ChallengeStart
Use Statefulsets ControllerStart
Use StatefulSets Controller | ChallengeStart
Connecting Pods with Kubernetes ServicesStart
Kubernetes Networking with Pods and ServicesStart
Kubernetes Networking Pods With ServicesStart
Networking With Ingress on KubernetesStart
Traefik Ingress ControllerStart
Isolating Workloads With NamespacesStart
Isolating Workloads with Namespaces | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Configuration and Storage
Configuring Apps with ConfigmapsStart
Configuring Apps with Configmaps | ChallengeStart
Configuring Apps with SecretsStart
Configuring Apps with Secrets | ChallengeStart
Storing Application Data with PersistentvolumesStart
Storing Data with PersistentVolumesStart
Kubernetes Resource Quota ManagementStart
Kubernetes Resource Quota Management | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes LimitRange Resource ManagementStart
Kubernetes LimitRange Resource Management | ChallengeStart
Modify Kubeconfig FilesStart
Modify Kubeconfig Files | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Service AccountStart
Advanced Kubernetes Concepts
Scheduing with Node SelectorsStart
Scheduing with Node Selectors | ChallengeStart
Scheduing with Node AffinityStart
Scheduing with Node Affinity | ChallengeStart
Scheduling with Pod AffinityStart
Taints and TolerationsStart
Taints and Tolerations | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Taint CommandStart
Kubernetes Taint Command | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Cordon and Uncordon CommandStart
Kubernetes Cordon and Uncordon Command | ChallengeStart
Containerprobe in KubernetesStart
ContainerProbe in Kubernetes | ChallengeStart
Using HorizontalPodAutoscaler in KubernetesStart
Using HorizontalPodAutoscaler in Kubernetes | ChallengeStart
Role-Based Access Control on KubernetesStart
Role-Based Access Control on Kubernetes | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Display Resource UsageStart
Kubernetes Display Resource Usage | ChallengeStart
Kubernetes Resource MonitoringStart
Kubernetes Advance SchedulerStart
Deploy Jenkins in KubernetesStart
Deploy MySQL in KubernetesStart
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