Kubernetes: Your First Project

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Carlos Nunez

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01 - Introduction

01 - Your first project on Kubernetes.mp4

01:18

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:16

03 - Configuring AWS access.mp4

09:54

02 - The ProjectThe Mission

01 - Our application Pre-Kubernetes.mp4

03:15

02 - Our application Post-Kubernetes.mp4

02:55

03 - A Brief Overview of Kubernetes

01 - How Docker containers work.mp4

05:53

02 - What is Kubernetes.mp4

04:14

04 - Testing Locally with Docker

01 - Installing Docker.mp4

02:49

02 - Writing our projects Dockerfile.mp4

05:28

03 - Building the Docker image from the Dockerfile.mp4

04:27

04 - Writing our projects makefile.mp4

02:51

05 - Testing the website with make.mp4

01:41

06 - Challenge Write a teardown make target.mp4

00:32

07 - Solution Write a teardown make target.mp4

02:40

05 - Running Kubernetes Locally with kind

01 - What is kind.mp4

01:49

02 - Installing kind.mp4

04:32

03 - Creating the kind cluster.mp4

03:32

04 - Creating the kind cluster with make.mp4

02:10

05 - Creating a local Docker Registry.mp4

03:15

06 - Creating the local Docker Registry with make.mp4

04:52

07 - Linking the local Docker Registry to the kind cluster.mp4

03:34

08 - Linking the kind registry with make.mp4

06:00

09 - Challenge Deleting kind clusters with make.mp4

00:27

10 - Solution Deleting kind clusters with make.mp4

02:20

06 - Our First Kubernetes Manifests

01 - Understanding Kubernetes manifests Part 1.mp4

03:07

02 - Understanding Kubernetes manifests Part 2.mp4

07:46

03 - Creating a Deployment.mp4

03:01

04 - Creating a Service.mp4

05:32

05 - Understanding Ingress and Ingress controllers.mp4

02:30

06 - Creating the Ingress.mp4

03:02

07 - Configuring kind to use Ingress controllers.mp4

06:41

07 - Our First Helm Chart

01 - What is Helm.mp4

04:25

02 - Creating our Chart metadata.mp4

03:56

03 - Creating our Chart values.mp4

01:43

04 - Templatizing a Deployment.mp4

06:35

05 - Deploying our Helm Chart with make.mp4

03:18

06 - Challenge Change the port number.mp4

00:32

07 - Solution Change the port number.mp4

03:33

08 - Well Do It Live

01 - From local testing to EKS Whats changing.mp4

01:59

02 - Explaining the kubeconfig.mp4

02:51

03 - Logging into an AWS EKS cluster with kubectl.mp4

03:41

04 - Deploy our Docker image into AWS ECR with the Docker CLI.mp4

04:16

05 - Deploying our Helm Chart into AWS EKS with make.mp4

06:48

06 - The smoke test Does it work.mp4

02:49

07 - Cleaning up.mp4

02:22

09 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

02:04

Exercise Files

Ex_Files_Kubernetes_Your_First_Project.zip

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This course walks you through your first Kubernetes project, in which you help a fictional company, Explore California, move their static website, currently running in AWS on virtual machines, into containers through Kubernetes. Instructor Carlos Nunez explores the core concepts of what makes Kubernetes tick: containers, the scheduler, the API server, the controller manager, and kube-proxy. Next, he shows you how to containerize the Explore California site and use Make to automate starting the website with Docker. Carlos steps through using Helm, one of the world’s most popular packaging tools for Kubernetes, to author a “Helm chart” that deploys Explore California onto a local Kubernetes cluster provisioned with Kind, an instance of Kubernetes on top of Docker. Finally, he deploys Explore California into AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (a traditional managed Kubernetes offering) and AWS Elastic Container Registry (a “private” alternative to Docker Hub).

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I enjoy making engineering and product development in complex environments fun, fast and profitable through DevOps, everything-as-code, and clean software. Learn more at https://resume.carlosnunez.me (Top secret cleared and active as of 2022/06/01.)

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