Managing Ingress Traffic Patterns for Kubernetes Services

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Nigel Brown

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:07

02 - Module Outline.mp4

03:42

03 - Networking in Kubernetes.mp4

04:25

04 - Abstracting Pods as Services.mp4

05:57

05 - Using the Service API Object to Manage Ingress.mp4

04:32

06 - Exposing a Workload Using the Service API.mp4

09:29

07 - What Are the Limitations of the Service API.mp4

02:13

08 - Module Summary.mp4

00:54

09 - Module Outline.mp4

01:46

10 - Introducing the Kubernetes Ingress Concept.mp4

07:51

11 - Deploying the Traefik Ingress Controller.mp4

06:29

12 - Providing a Default Backend Service.mp4

04:31

13 - Defining Ingress Routing Rules.mp4

04:48

14 - Using Ingress Rules to Route to Backends.mp4

10:26

15 - Module Summary.mp4

01:13

16 - Module Outline.mp4

02:09

17 - Configuring an Ingress Object for Secure Communication.mp4

04:30

18 - Introducing cert-manager.mp4

05:35

19 - Defining Certificate Issuer Objects.mp4

04:22

20 - Acquiring X509 Certificates with cert-manager.mp4

07:07

21 - Implementing TLS for a Backend Service.mp4

10:17

22 - Module Summary.mp4

01:08

23 - Module Outline.mp4

02:11

24 - Deploying Multiple Ingress Controllers.mp4

03:37

25 - Matching Ingress Objects to Ingress Controllers.mp4

02:40

26 - Using Multiple Ingress Controllers to Segregate Traffic.mp4

10:14

27 - Weighted Traffic Splitting for Canary Deployments.mp4

04:40

28 - Implementing a Canary Release with Ingress.mp4

11:04

29 - Module Summary.mp4

01:20

30 - Module Outline.mp4

01:53

31 - Limitations of the Ingress API.mp4

04:47

32 - Enhanced Ingress with the Contour Ingress Controller.mp4

07:11

33 - Using the Ambassador API Gateway to Expose Services.mp4

05:08

34 - Providing Ingress with Istio Service Mesh.mp4

06:17

35 - Course Summary.mp4

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Description

Once you've packaged and deployed your application services to a Kubernetes cluster, you have to figure out how to expose them for client access. This course will set you in the right direction for managing ingress traffic to your deployed services.

What You'll Learn?

Once all the hard work of packaging your services into the container format is complete, and you've successfully deployed them to a Kubernetes cluster, you still have the task of exposing those services beyond the cluster for external consumption. In this course, Managing Ingress Traffic Patterns for Kubernetes Services, you'll learn how to expose your Kubernetes services to fit your own unique deployment requirements. First, you'll learn about the different options available for exposing Kubernetes services, and how they might suit particular circumstances. Next, you'll see how to use the Kubernetes Ingress API for managing external traffic as it enters the cluster, and how it can be securely routed to its intended destination. Finally, you'll discover how to accommodate some advanced traffic routing patterns, as well as gain an understanding of some of the future directions for managing ingress in Kubernetes clusters. By the end of the course, you'll have the skills and knowledge necessary for making your microservices available for consumption beyond the Kubernetes cluster boundary.

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Nigel Brown

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Nigel is an IT professional with over 25 years of experience, gained in technical and management roles. He started his career in IT Operations, before co-founding and leading a company focused on delivering systems management solutions to some of the UK's largest companies. Recently, he has returned to his technical roots, and swapped the world of proprietary software for the open source domain. Nigel has an avid interest in the contemporary domain of microservices and container technologies. In particular, he enjoys sharing his knowledge with others through different techniques of learning.

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