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Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Certification Training

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The Kubernetes Certification Training course, developed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), are going to enrich your Kubernetes skill-sets as well as offer you reliability in this area while readying you for the CKA exam.

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  • Eligibility

    This Kubernetes accreditation Certification training is wanted particularly for Kubernetes Kubernetes cluster administrators. Any person intrigued in knowing how to use Kubernetes likewise will definitely profit from this learning course.
  • Pre-requisites

    The qualifications for using up this Kubernetes training course features, a strong understanding of containers, and Docker, in specific, is actually helpful. Our Docker Compose comprehensive program will definitely help you learn regarding Docker. Working experience along with Linux layers is actually valuable but not obligatory.

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Acquire gotten ready for the CKA assessment with our Kubernetes Qualification Training Program. It deals with every one of the domains, including treatment lifecycle control, validation, setup and configuration, social network, booking, protection, bunch servicing, center concepts, storage space, and also troubleshooting, with projects to help you receive exam-ready.

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It deals with all of the domain names, featuring request lifecycle management, configuration, recognition and setup, networking, scheduling, surveillance, cluster upkeep, primary concepts, storage space, as well as troubleshooting, with ventures to help you obtain exam-ready.

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      Skills Covered​

      KubeAPI server and scheduler
      Kubelets
      Scheduling pods
      Logging and monitoring clusters
      Application lifecycle management
      Cluster maintenance
      Security and authentication
      Storage and volumes
      DNS Networking CoreDNS CNI
      Application failures
      Control panel failures
      Network failures
      Record to Report

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      Course Currilcum

      Section 01 Introduction
      • 1 Introduction
        04:28
      Section 02 Kubernetes Overview
      • 1 Containers Overview
        14:05
      • 2 Demo – Setup Lab – VirtualBox
        12:56
      • 3 Demo – Docker
        02:44
      • 4 Container Orchestration
        03:33
      • 5 Kubernetes Architecture
        06:37
      Section 03 Setup Kubernetes
      • 1 Kubernetes Setup – Introduction and Minikube
        03:38
      • 2 Demo – Minikube
        10:50
      • 3 Kubernetes Setup – Kubeadm
        04:18
      • 4 Demo – Kubeadm – Part 1 – Setup Virtual Machines and Pre-Requisites
        23:30
      • 5 Demo – Kubeadm – Part 2 – Configure Cluster with kubeadm
        14:08
      • 6 Demo – Kubernetes on Google Cloud Platform
        04:58
      • 7 Demo – play-with-k8s.com
        03:07
      Section 04 Kubernetes Concepts
      • 1 PODs
        09:22
      • 2 Demo – PODs
        03:29
      Section 05 YAML Introduction
      • 1 Introduction to YAML
        08:33
      Section 06 Kubernetes Concepts - PODs, ReplicaSets, Deployments
      • 1 PODs with YAML
        07:08
      • 2 Tips & Tricks – YAML
        09:27
      • 3 Replication Controllers and ReplicaSets
        16:23
      • 4 Demo – ReplicaSets
        13:13
      • 5 Deployments
        04:41
      • 6 Demo – Deployments
        05:17
      • 7 Deployments – Update and Rollback
        07:46
      • 8 Demo – Deployments – Update and Rollback
        15:07
      Section 07 Networking in Kubernetes
      • 1 Basics of Networking in Kubernetes
        06:24
      • 2 Demo – Networking in Kubernetes
        02:16
      Section 08 Services
      • 1 Services – NodePort
        14:06
      • 2 Demo – Services
        04:09
      • 3 Services – ClusterIP
        04:14
      Section 09 Microservices Architecture
      • 1 Microservices Application
        07:56
      • 2 Demo – Deploying Microservices Application on GCP Kubernetes Cluster
        31:06
      • 3 Demo – Example Voting Application Improvised – v2
        27:52
      Section 10 Conclusion
      • 1 Conclusion
        01:19
      Section 11 Core Concepts
      • 1.01 ETCD
      • Assisted Practice: ETCD Installation
      • 1.02 Kube-API Server
      • 1.03 Controller Manager
      • 1.04 Scheduler
      • 1.05 kubelet
      • Assisted Practice: Installation of kubelet in worker nodes in kubeadm method
      • 1.06 kube proxy
      • 1.07 PODs
      • Assisted Practice: Pods creation using yaml file
      • 1.08 ReplicaSets
      • Assisted Practice: ReplicaSet creation using yaml file
      • 1.09 Deployments
      • Assisted Practice: Deployment creation using yaml file
      • 1.10 Services, Service Cluser IP
      • Assisted Practice: Service creation using yaml file
      • Job Scheduling Using Kubernetes Scheduler
      Section 12 Scheduling Pods
      • 1.01 Manual Scheduling
      • Assisted Practice: Scheduling Pod using Binding
      • 2.02 Labels and Selectors
      • Assisted Practice: Labels and Selectors in ReplicaSet
      • 2.03 Resource Requiments and Limits
      • Assisted Practice:
        Create a POD with resource requirement & Limit
      • 2.04 DeamonSets
      • Assisted Practice:
        Create DaemonSets
      • 2.05 Static Pods
      • 2.06 Multiple Scheduler
      • Assisted Practice:
        Docker commands instead of kubectl commands in static POD
      • Assisted Practice:
        Multiple Scheduler – Introduction
      • Assisted Practice:
        Configure the POD with custom scheduler
      • Assisted Practice: Create custom scheduler in Kubeadm
      • Task Allocation Using Kubernetes Scheduler
      Section 13 Logging and Monitoring
      • 3.01 Monitor Cluster Components
      • Assisted Practice: Install and configure Metric Server
      • 3.02 Managing Application Logs
      • Assisted Practice: kubectl top commands
      • Assisted Practice: Viewing logs in multicontainer POD
      • Health Monitoring Using Kubernetes
      Section 14 Application Lifecycle Management
      • 4.01 Rolling Updates and Rollbacks
      • Assisted Practice: Deployment rolling update with kubectl rollout (command)
      • Assisted Practice: Deployment rolling update with editing the Deployment file
      • Assisted Practice: Rollout status check
      • Assisted Practice: Rollout pause and resume
      • Assisted Practice: Rollbacks with command and deployment file
      • Assisted Practice: Updating the rollback deployment method
      • 4.02 Configure Applications
      • 4.03 Commands and Arguments
      • Assisted Practice: Create a Pod with ‘echo host name’ commands
      • Assisted Practice: Create a Pod with ‘sleep 3600’ arguments
      • 4.04 Configure Environmental variables n applications
      • Assisted Practice: Create a Pod with environment of ‘sample environment’
      • 4.05 Configuring ConfigMaps in Applications
      • Assisted Practice: Create a configmap from the values with variable
      • Assisted Practice: Create a configmap from file
      • Assisted Practice: Create a configmap from env file
      • Assisted Practice: Configure a configmap as a file in the POD
      • Assisted Practice: Configure a configmap as a variable in the POD
      • Assisted Practice: Configure a configmap as a volume in the POD
      • 4.06 Scale Applications
      • Assisted Practice: Scale up application with more replicas
      • Assisted Practice: Scale down application with less replicas
      • Assisted Practice: Scale up and Down with kubectl command
      • 4.07 Multi-container PODs
      • Assisted Practice: Create a multi container pod which access same volume
      • 4.08 Multi-container PODs Design Patterns
      • 4.09 InitContainers
      • Assisted Practice: InitContainers Demonstration
      • 4.10 Self Healing Applications
      • Autoscaling and Cluster Resource Management
      Section 15 Cluster Maintenance
      • 5.01 OS Upgrades
      • Assisted Practice: Drain node
      • Assisted Practice: Cordon node
      • Assisted Practice: Uncordon node
      • 5.02 Kubernetes Software versions
      • 5.03 Cluster Upgrade Process
      • Assisted Practice: kube-apiserver
      • Assisted Practice: kubelet and kube-proxy
      • 5.04 Backup and Restore Methods
      • Assisted Practice: Backup Resource configs
      • Assisted Practice: Backup etcd
      • Assisted Practice: Restore etcd
      • CICD (Continues Integration and Continues Deployment)
      Section 16 Security and Authentication
      • 6.01 Kubernetes Security Primitives
      • 6.02 Authentication
      • 6.03 TLS
      • 6.04 Certificates API
      • 6.05 Kubeconfig
      • 6.06 Persistent key/value store
      • 6.07 API Groups
      • 6.08 Role Based Access Controls
      • Assisted Practice: RBAC role creation
      • Assisted Practice: Cluster Role Creation
      • 6.09 Cluster Roles and Role Bindings
      • Assisted Practice: Associate the user with the role
      • Assisted Practice: Associate the user with Cluster Role
      • 6.10 Image Security
      • Assisted Practice: Secrets with private registry info stored
      • 6.11 Network Policy
      • Assisted Practice: Create network policy
      • Assisted Practice: Modify the pod settings to associate with Network policy
      • Authentication and Authorization
      Section 17 Storage and Volumes
      • 7.01 Volumes
      • Assisted Practice: Create a volume with Declarative (Yaml)
      • Assisted Practice: Create a volume with Host path (Host Drive)
      • Assisted Practice: Create a volume with Empty Dir (Auto deletion)
      • Assisted Practice: Create a volume with nfs share
      • 7.02 Persistent Volumes
      • Assisted Practice: Introduction to Persistent volume
      • Assisted Practice: Create a persistent volume with declarative (yaml)
      • 7.03 Persistent Volume Claims
      • Assisted Practice: Introduction to Persistent volume claims
      • Assisted Practice: Create a persistent volume claims with declarative (yaml)
      • 7.04 Application Configuration
      • Assisted Practice: Pod Creation with volumes
      • Assisted Practice: Pod Creation with Persistent volume Claims
      • Deploy Large scale Applications
      Section 18 DNS Networking, CoreDNS, and CNI
      • 8.01 Switching and Routing
      • 8.02 DNS
      • 8.03 CoreDNS
      • Assisted Practice: CoreDNS – Installation and Configuration
      • 8.04 Network Namespaces
      • 8.05 Docker Networking
      • Assisted Practice: Create Network namespaces
      • 8.06 CNI
      • 8.07 Cluster Networking
      • 8.08 CNI in Kubernetes
      • Assisted Practice: Configuring CNI in kubelet.service
      • 8.09 CNI in weave
      • Assisted Practice: Weaveworks – Intro
      • 8.10 IP Address Management – weave
      • Assisted Practice: IPAM – Weave using DHCP or host-local
      • 8.11 Service Networking
      • Assisted Practice: Cluster IP
      • Assisted Practice: NodePort
      • 8.12 DNS in kubernetes
      • 8.13 CoreDNS in kubernetes
      • Assisted Practice: Name resolution in svc in a single namespace
      • Assisted Practice: Name resolution in svc in a different namespace
      • 8.14 Ingress
      • Assisted Practice: CoreDNS Setup
      • Assisted Practice: Ingress creation with 1 rule with multiple paths
      • Load Balancer
      Section 19 Troubleshooting: Application Failures, Control Panel Failures, and Network Failures
      • 9.01 Application failure
      • Assisted Practice: Application Failure – Check POD, Logs and Events
      • 9.02 Control Panel Failure
      • Assisted Practice: Check controlplane failure status in POD and service
      • 9.03 Worker Node Failure
      • Assisted Practice: Check Node status, describe node to know cause
      • Assisted Practice: Top command to check node performance
      • Assisted Practice: Connectivity with master and cert status
      • Assisted Practice: Worker node failure checks
      • 9.04 Networking Failure
      • Assisted Practice: Service connectivity check
      • Assisted Practice: Nslookup check
      • Assisted Practice: kube-proxy check and CNI plugin check
      • Assisted Practice: Network failure check in above stuffs
      • Debugging

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          Kubernetes Course Training FAQs

          The official website describes Kubernetes as a portable, open-source platform that is used for managing containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation. One of the most popular DevOps tools, Kubernetes was released by Google as Container as a Service (CaaS). It can run on different cloud platforms including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, GCE and more.
          Getting certified in Kubernetes will demonstrate your skills and knowledge in using the tool. As Kubernetes is witnessing increased adoption, employers will need skilled professionals who can work on the tool. With the Kubernetes certification, you will stand out among your peers and prove that you are capable of using the tool as the employers want.
          To prepare for the CKA certification exam, you first need to be thorough with the syllabus, check out what domains are covered in the exam and dedicate time accordingly. You should refer to the study guide provided by CNCF and have a clear understanding of Linux command line. It is also recommended to take this Kubernetes course to prepare better and clear the exam in a single trial.
          CKA stands for Certified Kubernetes Administrator and is offered by Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) in collaboration with The Linux Foundation. Within two years of its launch, over 1700 candidates achieved the certification and received career benefits. Professionals who wish to enhance their career in DevOps can apply for this Kubernetes Training.

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