Containers on AWS Wavelength

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Nigel Poulton

30:21

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:51

02. Introduction to AWS Wavelength

02. Module Intro.mp4

02:30

03. 5G Problem Statement.mp4

03:42

04. 5G and Wavelength Use-cases.mp4

02:03

05. Wavelength Architecture.mp4

04:37

06. Recap.mp4

03:23

03. Hands-on with Containers and AWS Wavelength

07. Module Intro.mp4

01:04

08. Configuring AWS Wavelength.mp4

03:44

09. Deploying an EKS Cluster to Wavelength.mp4

02:47

10. Testing a Containerized App in AWS Wavelength.mp4

04:40

Description

This course will teach you how to create an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) Kubernetes cluster with nodes in AWS Wavelength zones.

What You'll Learn?

We've reached a tipping point. There's a convergence happening right now - cloud, containers and Kubernetes, mobile devices and edge computing, and 5G - and it's enabling innovations and changes to the way we do just about everything.

In this course, Containers on AWS Wavelength, you’ll learn how to deploy edge applications to EKS (Kubernetes) clusters with nodes in AWS Wavelength zones.

First, you’ll explore what AWS Wavelength zones are and why they're important to delivering ultra-low latency 5G apps.

Next, you’ll discover how to deploy infrastructure, including carrier gateways and Kubernetes nodes, to Wavelength zones.

Finally, you’ll learn how to deploy applications to EKS clusters with nodes in Wavelength zones.

When you’re finished with this course, you'll be ready to start deploying low-latency containerized 5G apps to AWS Wavelength.

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Nigel Poulton

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Nigel is a popular figure in the tech industry, best-known for his videos and books on container technologies. He is currently a Docker Captain and spends most of his time working with Docker and Kubernetes. Prior to working with container technologies, Nigel has done everything from changing backup tapes and resetting passwords all the way up to designing and managing large-scale solutions in some of the most demanding corporate environments in the world. Nigel is also passionate about his family, football (soccer), and cars.

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