Description
This course introduces the fundamentals of Kubernetes and managing containerized applications using Rancher. Participants will learn to deploy, scale, and manage applications efficiently on Kubernetes, while gaining insights into resource management, security, and automation with Rancher.
The course helps optimize Kubernetes environments and simplify cluster management. Designed for individuals seeking practical knowledge in Kubernetes and Rancher, it combines theory, case studies, and hands-on practice
Why Take This Course?
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Simplify Kubernetes Management
Learn how to use Rancher to efficiently deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications with ease.
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Optimize Cloud Resources and Security
Gain insights into resource management, automation, and security best practices to make your Kubernetes environments more effective.
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Boost Your Cloud Operations Skills
Acquire practical skills that make you confident in managing container applications and optimizing cloud-native workflows.
Facilities
- Hands-on Lab Environment – Train using dedicated virtual machines with full access to lab resources via Jumpserver (RDP & SSH), enabling real-world practice throughout the training.
- Downloadable Lab Environment – Continue practicing after the training with our VM Lab Downloader (.qcow2), allowing you to run the lab environment on your own machine.
- Complete Learning Materials – Get comprehensive digital training materials and a handbook with up to 1 year access, plus a certificate of course completion.
- Post-Training Support – Continue learning after the class with access to training records (for online sessions) and community discussion groups to help reinforce your skills.
Trainer
Syllabus
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Containers
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Container Orchestration
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What is Kubernetes?
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Kubernetes Terminology
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Tools
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Cloud Native Computing Foundation
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Main Components
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Control Plane
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Worker/Node
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Services
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Pods
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Container Resources
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Cluster Networking
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CNI Network Configuration File
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Tunneling Access Server & Basic Vim Command
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What is Rancher?
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Why Rancher?
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How Rancher Strengthens Kubernetes
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The Rancher Difference
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Rancher Architecture
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Terminology
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Overview of Installation Options
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Installation Requirements
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Architecture Tip
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Lab 4.1 Deploying Rancher Server
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Lab 4.2 Create Kubernetes Cluster from Rancher
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Lab 4.3 Register Existing Kubernetes Cluster to Rancher
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Lab 4.4 Rancher CLI
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Container Image
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Dockerfile
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Job
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CronJob
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Multi-container Pod
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Init Container
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Ephemeral Volume
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Persistent Volume
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Lab 5.1 Build PHP Container Image
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Lab 5.2 Build Python Django Container Image
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Lab 5.3 Build NodeJS Container Image
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Lab 5.4 Build Java Container Image
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Lab 5.5 Build Golang Container Image
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Lab 5.6 Multi-container Pod
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Lab 5.7 Pod with Init Container
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Lab 5.8 Creating a Persistent NFS Volume (PV)
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Lab 5.9 Creating a Persistent Volume Claim (PVC)
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Quiz 5.1
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Quiz 5.1
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Custom Resources
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Custom Resource Definition (CRD)
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Authentication
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Authorization
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Admission Control
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Resource Quotas
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Requests and Limits
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Config Map
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Secret
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Service Account
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Security Context
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Lab 6.1 Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
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Lab 6.2 Resource Management
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Lab 6.3 Create a ConfigMap
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Lab 6.4 Manage Sensitive Data with Secret
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Lab 6.5 Setup Secret for Private Registry Credentials
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Lab 6.6 Security Context
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Quiz 6.1
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Service
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Multi-port Service
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DNS
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ClusterIP
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NodePort
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LoadBalancer
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ExternalName
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Network Policy
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Ingress
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Ingress Controllers
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Lab 7.1 Exposes the Service on a Cluster-internal IP
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Lab 7.2 Exposes the Service on Each Node's IP at a Static Port
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Lab 7.3 Exposes the Service Externally using an Load Balancer
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Lab 7.4 Exposes HTTP/S Routes to Services within the Cluster using Ingress
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Lab 7.4 Exposes Services within the Cluster using Ingress
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Quiz 7.1
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Replica Set
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Deployment
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Deployment Strategy
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Blue/green Deployment
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Canary Deployment
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Rolling Update
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Helm Package Manager
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Kustomize
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Lab 8.1 Rolling Updates and Rollbacks
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Lab 8.2 Set Autoscaling with Horizontal Pod Autoscaler
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Quiz 8.1
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API Deprecations
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Probes and Health Check
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Monitoring
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Logging
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Debugging
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Lab 9.1 Perform Health Check
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Lab 9.2 Playing with Kubernetes Logs
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Survey Kursus
Common Questions
Yes, the training can be conducted with a minimum of 4 participants. If the number of participants does not meet the minimum requirement, you may contact us for further information on the available options.
Yes, the training materials can be customized based on your needs. The topics are not limited to Cloud, CloudSecOps, and DevSecOps.
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