Introduction
Kubernetes for developers
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Getting started with Kubernetes
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1. Getting Started with Your Cluster
Running a local Kubernetes cluster with Minikube
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Running your first container
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Serving from your Pod
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Exposing your Pod to the outside world
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Handling ingress in Kubenetes
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2. Exploring the Cluster
Taking a look around with kubectl
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Viewing logs for pods
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Remotely executing commands
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A web view of the cluster with the Kubernetes Dashboard
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3. Real-World Workloads
Orchestrating real-world workloads with deployments and StatefulSets
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Safe upgrades with rolling updates and rollbacks
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Batch processing with jobs and CronJobs
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4. Teaching K8s about Your Service
Ensuring availability with liveness and readiness probes
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Managing resource usage with requests and limits
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The scheduler and influencing container placement
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Node affinity and anti-affinity
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The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA)
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Providing configuration with ConfigMaps
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Supplying sensitive data with Secrets
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Keeping secure with network policies
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Role-based access control in Kubernetes
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Working with RBAC
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5. Advanced Deployment Patterns
Namespaces in Kubernetes
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Working with namespaces
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Adding functionality with sidecars
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Adding a service mesh using sidecars
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Analyzing traffic with Linkerd
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Extending Kubernetes with operators and Custom Resource Definitions
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6. Development Tools
Tools for DRY deployments: Motivation
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Tools for DRY deployments: Helm
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Tools for DRY deployments: Kustomize
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Tools for DRY deployments: Advice
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Advanced Debugging: kubectl debug
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Advanced Debugging: nixery.dev
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Advanced Debugging: kubectl sniff
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Just like being there: skaffold
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Just like being there: telepresence
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Running your clusters
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Conclusion
Where to find additional information
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Ex_Files_Kubernetes_EssT_App_Dev.zip
(50 KB)