Kubernetes Administration

Boer Technology

Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation. It has a large, rapidly growing ecosystem. Kubernetes services, support, and tools are widely available.

The name Kubernetes originates from Greek, meaning helmsman or pilot. Google open-sourced the Kubernetes project in 2014. Kubernetes combines over 15 years of Google's experience running production workloads at scale with best-of-breed ideas and practices from the community.

By the end of this course, you will learn the following:

The history and evolution of Kubernetes.
Its high-level architecture and components.
The API, the most important resources that make the API, and how to use them.
How to deploy and manage an application.
Some upcoming features that will boost your productivity.

Daftar pratayang modul materi Kubernetes Administration

Berikut ini adalah daftar judul modul dan bab dari Kubernetes Administration, untuk memiliki akses materi secara penuh, silahkan ikuti kelas ini.

Modul Introduction

1. Container Orchestration?
2. What Is Kubernetes?
3. Components of Kubernetes
4. Challenges
5. Kubernetes Architecture
6. Terminology
7. User Community
8. Tools
9. Cloud Native Computing Foundation

Modul Kubernetes Architecture

1. Main Components
2. Master Node
3. Worker Nodes
4. Kubelet
5. Services
6. Controllers
7. Pods
8. Containers
9. Init Containers
10. Component Review
11. Node
12. Single IP per Pod
13. Container to Outside Path
14. Networking Setup
15. CNI Network Configuration File
16. Lab 2.1 Lab Environment

Modul Kubernetes installation and Configuration

1. Installation Tools
2. Installing kubectl
3. Using Minikube
4. Installing with kubeadm
5. kubeadm-upgrade
6. Installing a Pod Network
7. Installation Considerations
8. Main Deployment Configurations
9. systemd Unit File for Kubernetes
10. Compiling from Source
11. Lab 3.1 Kubernetes Cluster Provisioning
12. Lab 3.2 Deploy Microservices Demo
13. Lab 3.3 Kubernetes Dashboard
14. Quiz

Modul Kubernetes APIs and Access

1. API Access
2. RESTful
3. Checking Access
4. Using Annotations
5. Simple Pod
6. Manage API Resources with kubectl
7. Access from Outside the Cluster
8. introduction ~/.kube/config
9. Namespaces
10. Working with Namespaces
11. API Resources with kubectl
12. Lab 4.1 API with Proxy & API without Proxy

Modul API Objects

1. Overview
2. v1 API Group
3. Discovering API Groups
4. Deploying an Application
5. DaemonSets
6. StatefulSets
7. Autoscaling
8. Jobs
9. RBAC

Modul Managing State With Deployments

1. Overview
2. Deployments
3. Object Relationship
4. Deployment Details
5. Deployment Configuration Metadata
6. Deployment Configuration Spec
7. Deployment Configuration Pod Template
8. Deployment Configuration Status
9. Scaling and Rolling Updates
10. Deployment Rollbacks
11. Using DaemonSets
12. Labels

Modul Volumes and Data

1. Introducing Volumes
2. Volume Spec
3. Volume Types
4. Shared Volume Example
5. Persistent Volumes and Claims
6. Persistent Volume
7. Persistent Volume Claim
8. Dynamic Provisioning
9. Secrets
10. Using Secrets via Environment Variables
11. Mounting Secrets as Volumes
12. Tugas 6.1 PV & PVC
13. Tugas 6.2 Multi-Tier Application

Modul Kubernetes Service

1. Accessing an Application with a Service
2. Service Types : Cluster IP
3. Service Types : Load Balancer
4. Services Diagram
5. Local Proxy for Development
6. DNS
7. Verifying DNS Registration
8. Tugas 5.1 Deploying Stand-Alone Application
9. Quiz

Modul Ingress

1. Ingress Controller
2. Ingress API Resources
3. Deploying the Ingress Controller
4. Creating an Ingress Rule
5. Multiple Rules
6. Tugas 7.1 Ingress
7. Quiz

Modul Scheduling

1. kube-scheduler
2. Predicates
3. Priorities
4. Scheduling Policies
5. Pod Specification
6. Specifying the Node Label
7. Pod Affinity Rules
8. podAffinity Example
9. podAntiAffinity Example
10. Node Affinity Rules
11. Node Affinity Example
12. Taints
13. Tolerations
14. Custom Scheduler

Modul Helm

1. Deploying Complex Applications
2. Helm v2 and Tiller
3. Helm v3
4. Chart Contents
5. Templates
6. Initializing Helm v2
7. Chart Repositories
8. Deploying a Chart

Modul Security

1. Overview
2. Cloud Security Considerations
3. Accessing the API
4. Authentication
5. Authorization
6. ABAC, RBAC and Webhook Modes
7. Admission Controller
8. Security Contexts
9. Pod Security Policies
10. Network Security Policies
11. Network Security Policy Example
12. Default Policy Example

Modul Comprehensive

1. Summary
2. Lab Test Comprehensive 1
3. Lab Test Comprehensive 2