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AWS EKS Kubernetes-Masterclass | DevOps, Microservices
You will learn:
You’ll write kubernetes manifests with confidence after going through the live template writing sections
You will learn over 30 kubernetes concepts and use 18 AWS services in combination with EKS
You will learn the basics of Kubernetes in imperative and declarative approaches
You will learn how to write and deploy k8s manifests for storage concepts such as storage class, pvc persistent volume claim, mysql, and EBS CSI driver.
You will learn how to switch from native EBS storage to
There’s no denying that Kubernetes has now become the de facto industry standard for container orchestration – and Amazon EKS continues to gain popularity as the most widely adopted managed Kubernetes service in the cloud. Welcome to this course on Amazon EKS – the only course you need to learn to provision your managed Kubernetes cluster, run your containerized applications on it, and leverage the ecosystem of allied tools and technologies that support it. Learning how to run Kubernetes in the cloud is an absolute must for any DevOps professional these days. So if you are on the fence, dive in and follow this exciting journey. This course emphasizes learning by doing practical lessons. Each chapter has a theoretical section followed by a practical tutorial!
To sum up, you will learn:
How to provision your own Amazon EKS cluster on AWS
How to use Kubectl to create and manage a pod, service, and deployment
How to Automatically Scale Your Cluster
How to automatically scale your app
How to deploy and expose a stateless application using Ingress Controller and Elastic Load Balancer
How to use Amazon EBS volumes for persistent storage in stateful applications (WordPress with MySQL backend)
How to Use Amazon EFS for Persistent Storage in Stateful Applications
How to Configure a Log Aggregation System Using Amazon Elasticsearch, Fluentd, and Kibana
How to secure your EKS cluster using network policies
Learn how to get Amazon EKS to work with other AWS ecosystem services like IAM, Elastic Load Balancer, Route53, Amazon EBS, Amazon EFS, CloudWatch Logs, and Elasticsearch
CI / CD pipeline using CloudFormation
how to scale your Kubernetes cluster
how to properly configure kubectl to access your cluster
how EKS works under the hood and its integrations with AWS
how to configure administration using the Kubernetes dashboard
how to deploy a stateless application on EKS and expose it with a public Elastic Load Balancer
how to deploy a stateful application on EKS and link it with EBS volumes
how to deploy a stateful application (such as WordPress) with EFS network drives
manage your Kubernetes cluster using the AWS CLI and eksctl CLI
You will learn:
Deploy an EKS Cluster Using CloudFormation
Scale your Kubernetes cluster
Configure kubectl correctly to access your cluster
Administering configuration using the Kubernetes dashboard
Deploy a stateless application on EKS and expose it with a public Elastic Load Balancer
Deploy a stateful application to EKS and bind it to EBS volumes
Deploy a stateful application (such as WordPress) with EFS network drives
Use the AWS CLI and eksctl CLI
Learn how to use Fargate on EKS
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