Kubernetes for Developers: Integrating Volumes and Using Multi-container Pods

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Nigel Poulton

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:51

2. Course Introduction

1. Course Introduction.mp4

05:10

3. Using Storage in Kubernetes

1. Module Intro.mp4

01:30

2. Storage - The Big Picture.mp4

05:31

3. Decoupling Application and Data Lifecycles.mp4

04:46

4. The Kubernetes Persistent Volume Subsystem.mp4

10:13

5. The Container Storage Interface (CSI).mp4

04:20

6. Hands-on - Static Provisioning.mp4

09:52

7. Hands-on - Dynamic Provisioning.mp4

09:10

8. Advanced Volume Features.mp4

07:16

9. Recap.mp4

05:15

4. Multi-container Pod Use Cases

1. Module Intro.mp4

02:46

2. Pod Theory.mp4

07:15

3. The Init Pattern.mp4

13:15

4. The Sidecar Pattern.mp4

07:47

5. The Adapter Pattern.mp4

06:43

6. The Ambassador Pattern.mp4

06:42

7. Recap.mp4

02:12

5. Securing Apps with Service Accounts

1. Module Intro.mp4

01:24

2. Kubernetes AuthN and AuthZ.mp4

05:31

3. Getting to Know Service Accounts.mp4

06:57

4. Working with Service Accounts.mp4

06:48

5. Recap.mp4

02:16

6. Bringing Everything Together

1. Final Demo.mp4

11:55

Description

This course is for everyone looking to deploy applications to Kubernetes in production. You'll learn how to integrate external storage volumes, leverage powerful multi-container Pod patterns, and secure application access to the Kubernetes API.

What You'll Learn?

This course teaches vital skills for deploying applications to Kubernetes in production environments.

In this course, Kubernetes for Developers: Integrating Volumes and Using Multi-container Pods, you'll gain the ability to deploy and secure complex real-world applications on Kubernetes.

First, you'll learn how to integrate production-grade external storage volumes into real-world Kubernetes clusters. Next, you'll discover the major multi-container Pod Patterns and gain hands-on experience implementing them and learning how they can augment and productionise your Kubernetes applications. Finally, you'll explore Kubernetes authentication and authorization, and learn how to use Service Accounts and RBAC to control access to the Kubernetes API from the applications running on your clusters.

When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge needed to securely deploy more complex applications to Kubernetes.

Software required: Access to a Kubernetes cluster (easy options include Docker Desktop or Minikube on your laptop, or any of the major hosted cloud Kubernetes services).

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Kubernetes

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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