Advanced Kubernetes Operations (en)
- In this course, you’ll learn how to create and manage individual containers using the Docker Engine. We’ll cover best practices in container image design and container deployment and auditing, as well as an introduction to single-node container networking and storage. This course is best practices focused, and is designed to enable rapid successful adoption of containerization from first principles.
- COD: CN320
- CATEGORIES: Mirantis CNA
Description
Objectives of the Course
Additional Information
Description
In the CN320: Advanced Kubernetes Operations class, operations staff will learn many of the tools and patterns needed to run a Kubernetes cluster in production. This course is targeted at advanced Kubernetes users tasked with operational responsibilities such as logging, monitoring, alerting, continuous and progressive continuous deployments, as well as cluster bootstrapping, maintenance, backups and disaster recovery. Advanced Kubernetes Operations is a pattern driven course, exploring the powerful patterns of Kubernetes Operators and gitops which can be used across a wide variety of toolchains.
Who Should Attend
This course is targeted at students with the following:- Motivations: Deploy & manage a production grade kubernetes cluster
- Roles: Infrastructure/Deployment Engineers, Cloud Architects
Lab Requirements
- Laptop with WiFi connectivity
- Attendees should have the latest Chrome or Firefox installed, and a free account at strigo.io.
Objectives of the Course
- Kubernetes in production
- What sort of considerations apply to production-grade clusters?
- Bootstrapping Kubernetes
- Kubernetes architecture review
- Sizing Kubernetes clusters
- Kubernetes networking requirements review
- Kubernetes high availability
- Stacked versus external Kubernetes masters
- Core Kubernetes networking components
- Bootstrapping Kubernetes with Kubespray
- Image Registries
- Popular Image Registries comparison
- DTR vs Harbor architecture
- Security scanning in image registries
- Mitigating man-in-the-middle attacks with content trust
- Supporting continuous integration with webhooks and image promotion
- Application Resilience
- Instrumenting Kubernetes applications with healthchecks
- Constraining CPU and memory consumption
- Imposing podDisruptionBudgets to ensure application HA
- Packaging Kubernetes applications with Helm
- Logging and Monitoring Kubernetes
- Selecting logging architectures for Kubernetes
- Deploy and configure the EFK logging stack, and use it to browse container logs
- Create Kube-native application monitoring using the Kube operator pattern
- Deploy and manage Prometheus, Grafana and Alertmanager via the Prometheus operator
- Use PromQL to query and consume Prometheus metrics in alarms and visualizations
- Deployment Strategies in Kubernetes
- Implement a gitops deployment pipeline using Flux
- Implement blue / green deployments using native Kubernetes
- Implement canary deployments using Istio
- Backups & Disaster Recovery
- Create and schedule Kube backups using Velero
- Form a disaster recovery plan for your Kube cluster
- Perform a cluster upgrade after backing up and preparing for disaster
Additional Information
Duration: 2 daysDelivery – Classroom, On Site, Remote
PC and SW Requirement:
- Internet connection
- Web browser – Google Chrome
- Zoom
Language
Instructor: English
Workshops: English
Slides: English