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

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.

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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Syllabus

Course Overview

Course Introduction

Using Storage in Kubernetes

Multi-container Pod Use Cases

Securing Apps with Service Accounts

Bringing Everything Together

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Uses external storage volumes in production-grade Kubernetes clusters, which is standard in industry

Taught by Nigel Poulton, who is recognized for their work in Kubernetes

Explores multi-container Pod patterns, which are widely used in complex Kubernetes applications

Emphasizes Kubernetes authentication and authorization, which are crucial for securing applications in production

Requires access to a Kubernetes cluster, which may be a barrier for some students

Focuses on practical skills and hands-on experience, which is beneficial for learners who want to apply their knowledge immediately

Activities

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Kubernetes Resource Compilation

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Gather and organize useful Kubernetes resources, such as documentation, tutorials, and cheat sheets, for easy reference and ongoing learning.

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Find and collect relevant Kubernetes resources.
Organize the resources into categories and subcategories.
Create a document or online repository to store the resources.

Kubernetes Command Line Interface

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Refresh your knowledge of the Kubernetes command line interface (kubectl) before starting the course.

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Review the kubectl documentation.
Practice using kubectl commands in a test environment.

Kubernetes Study Group

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Join or start a study group with peers to discuss Kubernetes concepts, troubleshoot issues, and enhance your understanding.

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Find or form a study group with other Kubernetes learners.
Establish regular meeting times and a structured agenda.
Take turns presenting topics, leading discussions, and answering questions.

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Kubernetes Hands-On Lab

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Practice deploying and managing Kubernetes Pods in a lab environment to reinforce understanding and troubleshoot issues.

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Create a Kubernetes cluster using Docker Desktop or Minikube.
Deploy a simple Pod with nginx image.
Scale the Pod horizontally and vertically.
Troubleshoot Pod issues using logs and events.

Kubernetes Architecture Diagram

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Create a visual representation of a Kubernetes architecture to enhance your understanding of its components and their interactions.

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Research different Kubernetes architecture diagrams.
Identify the key components and their relationships.
Create a diagram that clearly depicts the architecture.

Deploying Stateful Applications on Kubernetes

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Learn how to deploy stateful applications on Kubernetes by following a guided tutorial, ensuring persistence and high availability.

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Find a tutorial on deploying a stateful application on Kubernetes.
Follow the tutorial step-by-step to deploy your application.
Test the application's statefulness and persistence.

Kubernetes Security Best Practices

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Reinforce understanding of Kubernetes security best practices by completing hands-on exercises, such as configuring RBAC and implementing network policies.

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Configure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in your Kubernetes cluster.
Implement network policies to restrict Pod communication.
Test and evaluate the effectiveness of your security measures.

Kubernetes Challenge

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Enhance problem-solving skills and practical knowledge by participating in a Kubernetes challenge or hackathon.

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Find a Kubernetes challenge or hackathon that aligns with your learning goals.
Form a team or participate individually.
Solve real-world Kubernetes problems within a set time frame.
Present your solution to a panel of experts.

Career center

Learners who complete Kubernetes for Developers: Integrating Volumes and Using Multi-container Pods will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Kubernetes Developer

A Kubernetes Developer designs, builds, and maintains applications that run on Kubernetes. They have a deep understanding of Kubernetes concepts and principles, and are able to use Kubernetes to solve real-world problems. This course can help you become a Kubernetes Developer by teaching you how to integrate external storage volumes, leverage powerful multi-container Pod patterns, and secure application access to the Kubernetes API.

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Site Reliability Engineer

A Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) is responsible for the reliability and performance of a company's website or application. They work to ensure that the website or application is always available, fast, and secure. This course can help you become an SRE by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale applications, and how to secure applications from threats.

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DevOps Engineer

A DevOps Engineer is responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. They work to ensure that code is released quickly and securely, and that applications are running smoothly in production. This course can help you become a DevOps Engineer by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to build and deploy applications, and how to manage the lifecycle of applications in production.

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Cloud Engineer

A Cloud Engineer is responsible for designing, building, and managing cloud-based systems. They work to ensure that cloud-based applications are running smoothly and efficiently. This course can help you become a Cloud Engineer by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale applications in the cloud, and how to secure applications from threats.

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Software Engineer

A Software Engineer is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining software applications. They work to ensure that software applications are running smoothly and efficiently. This course can help you become a Software Engineer by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to build and deploy software applications, and how to manage the lifecycle of applications in production.

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IT Architect

An IT Architect is responsible for designing and managing the IT infrastructure of an organization. They work to ensure that the IT infrastructure is reliable, scalable, and secure. This course can help you become an IT Architect by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to build and manage IT infrastructure, and how to secure IT infrastructure from threats.

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Technical Support Engineer

A Technical Support Engineer is responsible for providing technical support to customers. They work to help customers resolve issues with their software or hardware. This course can help you become a Technical Support Engineer by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to troubleshoot and resolve issues with applications.

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Systems Administrator

A Systems Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems. They work to ensure that computer systems are running smoothly and efficiently. This course can help you become a Systems Administrator by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale computer systems, and how to secure computer systems from threats.

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Network Engineer

A Network Engineer is responsible for designing and managing computer networks. They work to ensure that computer networks are reliable, fast, and secure. This course can help you become a Network Engineer by teaching you how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale computer networks, and how to secure computer networks from threats.

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Data Scientist

A Data Scientist is responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data. They work to help businesses understand their data and make better decisions. This course may be helpful for Data Scientists who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale data processing pipelines.

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Machine Learning Engineer

A Machine Learning Engineer is responsible for building and maintaining machine learning models. They work to help businesses use machine learning to solve real-world problems. This course may be helpful for Machine Learning Engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to manage and scale machine learning pipelines.

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Quality Assurance Engineer

A Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for testing and validating software applications. They work to ensure that software applications are free of defects and meet quality standards. This course may be helpful for Quality Assurance Engineers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to test and validate applications in a production environment.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst is responsible for analyzing and understanding business needs. They work to help businesses identify opportunities and solve problems. This course may be helpful for Business Analysts who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to develop solutions to business problems.

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Project Manager

A Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. They work to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. This course may be helpful for Project Managers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to manage and track projects.

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Technical Writer

A Technical Writer is responsible for writing and maintaining documentation for software and hardware products. They work to help users understand how to use products and solve problems. This course may be helpful for Technical Writers who want to learn how to use Kubernetes to write documentation for cloud-based applications.

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