Kubernetes MasterClass for Absolute Beginners – Kubernetes

This course on Kubernetes for Absolute Beginners was primarily designed with beginners in mind.

You’ll learn a lot of DevOps workflow hands-on in this course.

In addition to covering everything you need to know about Kubernetes, this course also covers the very basics of virtualization and cloud technologies, including Docker Containers.

This is a hands-on Kubernetes course with a lot of Labs, and Demos.

Here is a brief summary of what you’ll learn in this course:

1. Virtual Machines,
2. Docker containers,
3. Difference between Virtual Machines and Docker Containers,
4. How to build Docker Container Images and run them.
5. How to push Docker images to Docker Hub Registry
6. Difference between Docker and Kubernetes
7. What is Kubernetes
8. Kubernetes vs Docker Swarm
9. Why Google Open Sourced Kubernetes
10. What is the need for Kubernetes,
11. What is the problem that Kubernetes addresses
12. How end-users benefit from Kubernetes,
13. Kubernetes Competitors
14. How to create a real multi-node Kubernetes Cluster in Google Cloud Platform
15. How to create a Minikube cluster on your laptop or VM.
16. How to create, run and manage Docker Containers as Pods in Kubernetes Cluster at cloud scale
17. How to create a Kubernetes Deployment
18. How to create a Kubernetes Load Balancer Service
19. Basics on Microservices Architecture
20. How to scale up and Scale down Pods in Kubernetes Cluster
21. How to perform DevOps workflow (rollout and rollback software updates to Pods) in a Kubernetes Cluster
22. How to drain a Kubernetes Node for maintenance using High Availability
23. How to add back the node to the cluster after the maintenance.
24. How to dismantle the Kubernetes Cluster.

This is a hands-on Kubernetes course with a lot of Labs, and Demos.

Who this course is for:

• Software Developers, DevOps Engineers, Application Developers, Software Test Engineers, IT admins, Managers, Executives, or Anyone who’s interested in learning Docker Containers and Kubernetes