KUB201v1.26 - Kubernetes Administration Course Overview

Certainly! For students interested in successfully undertaking the Kubernetes Administration course, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of Linux command line and Linux operating system concepts.
• Familiarity with software development or systems administration roles.
• Awareness of basic networking concepts (such as IP addressing, DNS, and protocols).
• Fundamental knowledge of cloud computing principles.
• Some exposure to container technologies, such as Docker, is helpful but not mandatory.
• No prior experience with Kubernetes is required, as Module 3 covers basic Kubernetes commands.

These prerequisites are designed to ensure that you have a foundational background suitable for learning Kubernetes Administration effectively. If you are new to some of these concepts, we suggest familiarizing yourself with them to maximize your learning experience in this course.

Target Audience for Kubernetes Administration

Koenig Solutions' Kubernetes Administration course offers in-depth training for managing containerized applications using Kubernetes.

• DevOps Engineers
• System Administrators
• Cloud Engineers
• Software Developers
• IT Professionals seeking Kubernetes certification
• Site Reliability Engineers (SREs)
• Technical Leads managing application deployments
• Infrastructure Architects exploring container orchestration solutions
• Product Managers overseeing DevOps practices
• Technical Project Managers
• IT students and professionals interested in learning container orchestration
• Software Engineers transitioning to microservices architecture

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Kubernetes Administration?

Introduction to the Kubernetes Administration Course Learning Outcomes

This Kubernetes Administration course equips participants with the skills to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications using Kubernetes, covering fundamental concepts, orchestration, application management, networking, storage, and security.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand Container Concepts:

  • Grasp the basics of containerization technology and its advantages over traditional deployment.

• Comprehend Microservice Architecture:

  • Learn the principles of microservices and how they facilitate scalable, resilient application development.

• Master Kubernetes Fundamentals:

  • Acquire knowledge about Kubernetes architecture, components, and how it orchestrates containers.

• Explore SUSE CaaS Platform:

  • Get acquainted with the SUSE CaaS (Container as a Service) Platform and its integration with Kubernetes.

• Execute Basic Kubernetes Commands:

  • Gain hands-on experience with kubectl and other essential command-line tools for Kubernetes administration.

• Utilize Kustomize for Application Management:

  • Understand how to manage application configurations declaratively with Kustomize.

• Manage Applications with Helm:

  • Learn how to streamline Kubernetes application deployment using Helm charts and repositories.

• Implement Ingress Networking:

  • Operate with the Nginx Ingress Controller to manage external access to services in a Kubernetes cluster.

• Handle Kubernetes Storage Solutions:

  • Understand persistent storage concepts and work with storage classes for stateful applications.

• Control Resource Usage:

  • Learn to manage compute resources in Kubernetes using LimitRanges and Resource Quotas.

• Apply Role-Based Access Control (RBAC):

  • Understand and configure RBAC for secure access control and perform user authentication within the CaaS platform.