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The relationship between DevOps and Kubernetes

Many developers and users have referred to DevOps and Kubernetes as a powerful pair and a good match. This is because Kubernetes is the most popular container orchestration platform which has become essential tool for DevOps teams. This relationship has grown to the point that application teams now deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes clusters which runs on either premises or in the cloud. Simply, Kubernetes provides the mechanism and ecosystem for organizations to deploy application and services to customers quickly.

Learn DevOps for Advanced Kubernetes Usage

If you want to learn how to use Kubernetes, you might need to refer to a beginner’s course for proper comprehension. This is because this course is focused in the advanced suage of the application. That said, this course wishes to teach you how to use advanced Kubernetes in achieving a wide range of technical task that include but are not limited to; • Logging using ElasticSearch, Kibana, Fluentd, and LogTrail • Authentication using Autho • Authorization using RBAC • Packaging using Helm • Deploying on Kubernetes using Spinnaker • Batch and Scheduling using Jobs and CronJobs • Microservices on Kubernetes using Linkerd • Federation using kubefed • Monitoring using Prometheus For clarity’s sake, it is important to stress that this course assumes that you can setup your own cluster using Kops or Minikube. This is one of the reasons you might have to refer to one of the beginner series of this course before taking this advanced course. However, you can continue if you think you are clever enough for the grasp of the knowledge being shared.

Learning expectations/benefits

After course completion, you would be expected to have learnt DevOps to advanced Kubernetes usage. You would be expected to have gained reasonable grasp of important DevOps development activities like authentication and authorization, logging and helming, deployment with spinnaker, Prometheus, task scheduling and more. In more specific terms, you would be expected to have been able to; - Use enterprise features within Kubernetes - Monitor Kubernetes and applications on Kubernetes with Prometheus - Utilize centralized logging on Kubernetes using Elastic Search, Fluentd, Kibana and LogTrail - Set up authentication and authorization for Kubernetes - Manage automated deploys on Kubernetes using Spinnaker, and - Use proxy microservices with Linkerd

Who is eligible?

Everyone who already knows how to use Kubernetes is an ideal candidate for this course because it is supposed to be an advanced course over a previous Kubernetes course series for beginner. That said, no previous or external experience are required other than sharpening up your preliminary knowledge of DevOps and Kubernetes usage.

Student Review

Kremlin: It wasn’t a hard decision for me to jump on this course having taken the first series. It feels good to say that I simply picked up from where I left off. I can proudly say that I am a better DevOps and Kubernetes user now. Kubernetes offer me a really inspiring ecosystem to innovate and deploy applications to my customers more quickly and efficiently.

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