Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer: Manage Azure Kubernetes Services Infrastructure

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James Bannan

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

02:26

01. Understanding Azure Kubernetes Service Infrastructure

00. Kubernetes on Azure - Foundational Concepts.mp4

06:29

01. Understanding AKS and AKS Engine.mp4

02:48

02. Foundational AKS Infrastructure.mp4

06:45

02. Understanding AKS Configuration Options

00. Prerequisites and Considerations.mp4

05:19

01. AKS Networking Considerations.mp4

10:12

02. Advanced AKS Networking Planning.mp4

07:11

03. Identity, RBAC and Storage.mp4

09:12

04. AKS Scaling Options.mp4

06:33

03. Deploying Azure Kubernetes Services

00. Verifying AKS Deployment Prerequisites.mp4

05:54

01. Deploying an AKS Cluster.mp4

07:49

02. Verifying the AKS Cluster Deployment.mp4

05:07

03. AKS Scaling Operations.mp4

06:50

04. Developing an AKS Deployment Template

00. Exploring the Terraform AKS Solution.mp4

09:24

01. Deploying Terraform Remote State Resources.mp4

05:34

02. Deploying AKS with Terraform.mp4

09:11

03. AKS Scaling Operations with Terraform.mp4

05:24

05. Deploying an Application to AKS

00. Preparing to Deploy with Helm.mp4

09:46

01. Deploying an Application to AKS.mp4

07:35

02. Verifying AKS Application Resource Configuration.mp4

08:21

Description

Deployment and managing Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) requires careful planning and understanding of how AKS interacts with the Azure platform. This course will take you through all the options and decision-making process to manage AKS environments.

What You'll Learn?

Understanding how to choose between the wide range of infrastructure configuration options available for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is a critical component of becoming and being a Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer. In this course, Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer: Manage Azure Kubernetes Services Infrastructure, you'll develop an in-depth understanding of how to plan ahead, uncover relevant business and technical requirements, and then translate these into AKS-specific architectural and deployment decisions, which is of paramount importance. First, you’ll look at the history of Kubernetes on Azure as well as how Azure infrastructure is used to support AKS. Then, you’ll explore a wide range of infrastructure configuration choices which impact AKS and for which you’ll need to plan ahead. Finally, you’ll bring all this knowledge and learning together and provision both simple and complex AKS environments using a range of deployment tools, as well as deploy a complex, multi-tier application to AKS using Kubernetes package management. By the end of this course, you'll have a thorough understanding of the infrastructure that underpins and enables AKS, and how AKS interacts with underlying Azure platform.

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James Bannan

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James Bannan is a consultant based in Melbourne, Australia. He has worked in the IT industry for over 18 years and has worked in a variety of roles, from helpdesk to systems administration and now as a consultant. He is a published author, having written many articles for both print and online publications as well as a book on System Center Configuration Manager. James is an experienced public speaker and was awarded the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award from Microsoft for eight years in a row. He has worked in all aspects of Microsoft technology from end-user computing to on-premises datacenters, but now spends all his time working with Microsoft Azure, deploying and automating solutions for customers across a wide range of industries from government and retail to higher education. When not focusing on IT, James enjoys music and reading, spending as much time as possible with his wife and two daughters and taking the family dog Lexi to the beach.

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