Advanced Kubernetes Course Overview

The Advanced Kubernetes course is designed to deepen learners' expertise in Orchestrating containerized applications using Kubernetes, focusing on advanced concepts and best practices. Throughout the course, participants will gain hands-on experience with complex Kubernetes features and tools.

Module 1 lays the foundation with the installation and configuration of a Kubernetes cluster, including the setup of ETCD clusters, Control plane components, Worker nodes, and kubectl configuration. This is critical for understanding the underlying architecture of a highly available Kubernetes setup.

Module 2 revisits the essentials of managing resources such as Pods, Services, and Deployments, essential for maintaining applications in a Kubernetes cluster.

In Module 3, storage solutions are explored, including Storage classes and Persistent volumes, which are crucial for stateful applications.

Module 4 focuses on managing stateful applications using StatefulSets, which is a key component of Kubernetes' advanced concepts.

Module 5 covers Logging and monitoring, essential for maintaining the reliability and efficiency of a Kubernetes cluster.

Module 6 delves into the networking aspect of Kubernetes, including DNS management, Ingress, and Load balancing, which are fundamental for application accessibility.

Module 7 introduces Helm, a package manager that simplifies the deployment of applications on Kubernetes.

Finally, Module 8 educates learners on Istio service mesh, which provides advanced Traffic management capabilities and observability into microservices.

This course is instrumental for professionals aiming to master advanced Kubernetes techniques, ensuring they are equipped to design, deploy, and manage complex Kubernetes ecosystems efficiently.