Packaging Applications with Helm for Kubernetes

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Philippe Collignon

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:48

02 - Course Introduction

02 - Introducing the Course.mp4

05:54

03 - Discovering HELM

03 - Why Helm.mp4

04:02

04 - Working without Helm.mp4

03:25

05 - What Is Helm.mp4

03:39

04 - Installing a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Helm

06 - Dicovering the Demo Environment .mp4

00:57

07 - Installing Kubernetes and Kubectl.mp4

03:02

08 - Installing Helm and Tiller.mp4

04:11

09 - Configuring Helm Security.mp4

03:45

10 - Running Tiller Locally.mp4

03:54

11 - Cleaning Helm.mp4

02:31

12 - Summary.mp4

01:04

05 - Building Helm Charts

13 - Helm Chart Structure.mp4

03:55

14 - Building a Helm Chart.mp4

02:06

15 - Defining Helm Concepts.mp4

04:12

16 - Installing a Helm Chart.mp4

04:11

17 - Building an Umbrella Helm Chart.mp4

05:03

18 - Summary.mp4

01:13

06 - Customizing Charts with Helm Templates

19 - Why Helm Templates.mp4

02:37

20 - What Is Helm Template Engine.mp4

04:52

21 - Playing with Helm Template Data.mp4

04:35

22 - Demo - Customizing Frontend Chart Values.mp4

10:11

23 - Adding Logic to Helm Template.mp4

00:42

24 - Packaging Applications with Helm for Kubernetes.mp4

04:27

25 - Modifying Scope with With.mp4

01:11

26 - Controlling Space and Indent.mp4

03:05

27 - Logical Operators and Flow Control.mp4

03:05

28 - Using Variables.mp4

01:31

29 - Calling Helper Function and Sub-templates.mp4

04:05

30 - Demo - Adding Template Logic.mp4

06:18

31 - Demo - Installing Dev and Test Releases.mp4

08:30

32 - Summary.mp4

02:04

07 - Managing Dependencies

33 - Packaging a Chart.mp4

01:29

34 - Publishing Charts in a Repository.mp4

03:39

35 - Demo - Packaging and Publishing Charts.mp4

02:36

36 - Defining Dependencies.mp4

04:37

37 - Adding Conditions and Tags.mp4

03:07

38 - Demo - Managing Dependencies.mp4

04:03

39 - Demo - Controlling Dependencies with Conditions and Tags.mp4

02:53

40 - Summary.mp4

01:21

08 - Using Existing Helm Charts

41 - Using Existing Helm Charts.mp4

04:12

42 - Customizing Existing Charts.mp4

03:20

43 - Demo - Using a Stable MongoDB Chart.mp4

05:25

44 - Demo - Installing Wordpress in Kubernetes in 1 Minute.mp4

02:32

45 - Summary.mp4

01:42

Description

Managing applications in Kubernetes via the command line or Kubernetes API calls can quickly become tedious. In this course you'll learn how to build Helm Charts, customize them, manage dependencies, and install applications in Kubernetes with Helm.

What You'll Learn?

If you work with Kubernetes, it's definitely worth learning Helm. In this course, Packaging Applications with Helm for Kubernetes, you’ll learn how to install applications in Kubernetes with Helm. First, you’ll learn how to build a Helm Chart. Next, you’ll customize it with Helm templates. Finally, you’ll discover how to manage dependencies between Charts and use a Helm repository. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of Helm that will help you as you move forward to Kubernetes.

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Philippe Collignon

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Philippe has been working for more than 20 years as a freelance DevOps, trainer and startup founder. He is "Certified Kubernetes Application Developer". He has a physicist engineer background and tries to apply the same approach in IT as in engineering: understand the basic concepts, abstract the complexity and propose “keep it simple” solutions. His courses are following the same idea.

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