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Udemy – Docker and Kubernetes The Complete Course from Zero to Hero 2024-10
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Udemy – Docker and Kubernetes The Complete Course from Zero to Hero 2024-10
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- 1 Welcome and motivation
- 2 How to make best use of this course
- 3 Aligning expectations
- Slides
- 5 Section Introduction
- 6 Why Using Containers
- 7 Containers and Virtual Machines VMs
- 8 Docker Architecture and Components
- 9 Section Introduction
- 10 MacOS Users Installing Docker on MacOS
- 11 Linux Users Installing Docker on Linux
- 12 Linux Users Running Docker without Sudo
- 13 Windows Users Installing Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL
- 14 Windows Users Windows Subsystem for Linux Features
- 15 Windows Users Installing Docker in Windows
- 16 Windows Users Using Docker in Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL
- 17 Exploring Play with Docker
- 18 Installing NodeJS
- 19 Installing Postman
- 20 Installing Visual Studio Code
- 21 Section Introduction
- 22 HandsOn Running Your First Container
- 23 The Container Lifecycle
- 24 HandsOn Working with the Docker CLI Part 1
- 25 HandsOn Working with the Docker CLI Part 2
- 26 HandsOn Getting Help in the Docker CLI
- 27 Project Overview
- 28 Running NGINX Containers
- 29 Modifying the Contents of Our NGINX Container
- 30 Project Conclusion
- 31 Section Introduction
- 32 What Are Docker Images
- 33 Container Registries
- 34 HandsOn Introduction to DockerHub
- 35 HandsOn Logging Into DockerHub in the Docker CLI
- 36 HandsOn Managing Images with the Docker CLI
- 37 Introduction to Dockerfiles
- 38 HandsOn Creating Our First Dockerfile for Nginx
- 39 HandsOn Copying Local Files Into Our Image
- 40 HandsOn Images vs Containers
- 41 Project Introduction
- 42 Create a Hello World Express App
- 43 Save and Return Users in Memory
- 44 Test Users App
- 45 Dockerize Our Express App
- 46 Explore Interacting with Containers Project Cleanup
- 47 Section Introduction
- 48 HandsOn Dockers Layered Architecture
- 49 HandsOn Build Contexts
- 50 HandsOn Skipping files with Dockerignore
- 51 HandsOn Introduction to Environment Variables
- 52 HandsOn Setting Environment Variables via the CLI
- 53 HandsOn Setting Environment Variables via Files
- 54 HandsOn CMD vs ENTRYPOINT
- 55 Introduction to Distroless Images
- 56 HandsOn Motivation to Multistage Dockerfiles
- 57 HandsOn Multistage Dockerfiles and Distroless Images
- 58 HandsOn Adding Typescript to Our Express App
- 59 HandsOn Update Dockerfile to Transpile Typescript Code
- 60 HandsOn Optimizing Images The Role of Base Images
- 61 HandsOn Optimizing Images The Role of Instruction Order
- 62 HandsOn Optimizing Images The Role of Dependencies
- 63 HandsOn Revisiting and Optimizing Our Typescript Dockerfile
- 64 Project Introduction
- 65 Initializing the React App
- 66 Build and Serve the React App
- 67 Create a Dockerfile for Our React App Part 1
- 68 Create a Dockerfile for Our React App Part 2
- 69 Section Introduction
- 70 HandsOn Why Do We Need Volumes
- 71 Introduction to Volumes
- 72 HandsOn Bind Mounts
- 73 HandsOn Named Volumes
- 74 HandsOn Managing Volumes with the CLI
- 75 Section Introduction
- 76 HandsOn Setting CPU Limits for Containers
- 77 HandsOn Setting Memory Limits for Containers
- 78 HandsOn Restart Policies
- 79 Introduction to Networking in Docker
- 80 HandsOn The Default Bridge Network
- 81 HandsOn UserDefined Networks
- 82 HandsOn The Host Network
- 83 Project Introduction
- 84 Running a MongoDB Server
- 85 Adding Root Credentials to MongoDB
- 86 Adding Credentials for the KeyValue Database
- 87 Defining Ports Volumes and Networks
- 88 Improving the Structure of Our Utility Scripts
- 89 Setting Up the Express App
- 90 Dockerizing the Express App
- 91 Create Scripts to Initialize the Backend Container
- 92 Adding Hot Reloading with Nodemon
- 93 Defining the API Routes
- 94 Creating and Getting KeyValue Pairs
- 95 Updating and Deleting KeyValue Pairs
- 96 Testing the Application and Final Cleanup
- 97 Section Introduction
- 98 Docker Compose Overview
- 99 DockerCompose vs Compose CLI Commands
- 100 HandsOn Run MongoDB with Docker Compose
- 101 HandsOn Environment Variables in Docker Compose
- 102 HandsOn Bind Mounts in Docker Compose
- 103 HandsOn Volumes and Networks in Docker Compose
- 104 HandsOn Adding a Backend Service to Our Docker Compose File
- 105 HandsOn Service Dependencies in Docker Compose
- 106 HandsOn Hot Reloading and Watching for Changes
- 107 HandsOn Docker Compose CLI
- 108 HandsOn Getting Help with Docker Compose CLI
- 109 Project Introduction
- 110 Setup NPM Projects
- 111 Dockerize the Notebooks Backend
- 112 Setup Docker Compose for Notebooks Services
- 113 Setup Docker Compose for Notes Services
- 114 Use Multistage Builds for Our Images
- 115 Merging Multiple Projects in Docker Compose
- 116 Implement the NGINX Reverse Proxy
- 117 Establish the Connections between Services
- 118 Setup Models and Routes for the Notebooks Service
- 119 Implement Routes to Create and Retrieve Notebooks
- 120 Implement Routes to Update and Delete Notebooks
- 121 Code Refactorings
- 122 Implement Routes and Business Logic in the Notes Backend
- 123 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service Part 1
- 124 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service Part 2
- 125 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service Part 3
- 126 Section Introduction
- 127 Why Use Kubernetes
- 128 What Is Kubernetes
- 129 Kubernetes Architecture
- 130 The Control Plane
- 131 The Data Plane
- 132 The kubectl CLI
- 133 MacOS Users Installing Kubectl in MacOS
- 134 MacOS Users Installing Minikube in MacOS
- 135 Linux Users Installing Kubectl in Linux
- 136 Linux Users Installing Minikube in Linux
- 137 Windows Users Installing Kubectl in Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL
- 138 Windows Users Installing Minikube in Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL
- 139 Section Introduction
- 140 Introduction to Pods
- 141 The Pod Lifecycle
- 142 HandsOn Creating Pods with Kubectl
- 143 HandsOn Managing Pods with Kubectl
- 144 HandsOn Exposing Pods via Services
- 145 HandsOn Color API Implement v100
- 146 HandsOn From Dockerfiles to Pods
- 147 Section Introduction
- 148 Object Management in Kubernetes
- 149 Kubernetes Manifest Files
- 150 HandsOn Working with Imperative Commands Part 1
- 151 HandsOn Working with Imperative Commands Part 2
- 152 HandsOn Generating Kubernetes Manifests with kubectl
- 153 HandsOn Shortcomings of Imperative Commands with Configuration Files
- 154 HandsOn Declarative Object Management in Kubernetes
- 155 HandsOn Migrating from Imperative to Declarative Object Management
- 156 HandsOn Creating Multiple Kubernetes Manifests in the Same YAML File
- 157 Section Introduction
- 158 What Are ReplicaSets
- 159 HandsOn Creating and Managing ReplicaSets
- 160 HandsOn Shortcomings of ReplicaSets Updating Pods
- 161 HandsOn Shortcomings of ReplicaSets Managing Existing Pods
- 162 Introduction to Deployments
- 163 HandsOn Creating and Managing Deployments
- 164 HandsOn Updating the Pod Template
- 165 HandsOn Understanding Rollouts
- 166 HandsOn Scaling Deployments with Kubectl
- 167 HandsOn Troubleshooting Failed Rollouts
- 168 Section Introduction
- 169 Overview of Services
- 170 HandsOn Color API Implement v110 Add hostname information
- 171 HandsOn Traffic Generator Implement v100
- 172 HandsOn Deploy the Color API and Traffic Generator
- 173 HandsOn Working with ClusterIP Services
- 174 HandsOn Working with NodePort Services
- 175 HandsOn NodePort Services in Linux
- 176 HandsOn Working with ExternalName Services
- 177 Section Introduction
- 178 Labels and Selectors
- 179 HandsOn Labels and Selectors in Kubectl
- 180 HandsOn Selecting Objects with MatchLabels and MatchExpressions
- 181 Annotations
- 182 Introduction to Namespaces
- 183 HandsOn Creating and Managing Namespaces
- 184 HandsOn CrossNamespace Service Communication
- 185 Introduction to Resource Quotas Requests and Limits
- 186 HandsOn Working with Resource Quotas
- 187 HandsOn Setting Resource Requests and Limits
- 188 HandsOn Rollouts Resource Requests and Limits
- 189 Introduction to Startup Liveness and Readiness Probes
- 190 HandsOn Color API Implement v120 Add health endpoints
- 191 HandsOn Startup Probes in Details
- 192 HandsOn Color API Implement v121 Add dedicated startup endpoint
- 193 HandsOn Liveness Probes in Details
- 194 HandsOn Readiness Probes in Details
- 195 Section Introduction
- 196 Introduction to Volumes
- 197 EmptyDir and Local Volumes
- 198 HandsOn Working with EmptyDir Ephemeral Storage
- 199 Introduction to Persistent Volume Claims
- 200 HandsOn Creating Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims
- 201 HandsOn Mounting Volumes in Pods and Containers
- 202 HandsOn Deleting Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims
- 203 HandsOn Dynamically Provisioning Persistent Volumes
- 204 Introduction to StatefulSets
- 205 HandsOn Working with StatefulSets Creating Persistent Volumes
- 206 HandsOn Working with StatefulSets Creating the StatefulSet
- 207 HandsOn StatefulSets with Dynamically Provisioned Persistent Volumes
- 208 HandsOn Headless Services
- 209 Section Introduction
- 210 Introduction to ConfigMaps
- 211 HandsOn Color API Implement v130 Receive color information externally
- 212 HandsOn Passing Information from ConfigMaps via Environment Variables
- 213 HandsOn Mounting ConfigMaps as Volumes
- 214 Introduction to Secrets
- 215 HandsOn Passing Information from Secrets via Environment Variables
- 216 HandsOn Mounting Secrets as Volumes
- 217 Project Overview
- 218 Create Database Credentials
- 219 Create Headless Service and ConfigMaps
- 220 Create the StatefulSet
- 221 Deploy and Validate the StatefulSet
- 222 Test Scaling the StatefulSet
- 223 Color API Implement v200 Refactoring the Code
- 224 Color API Implement v200 Persist Data in the MongoDB Database
- 225 Color API Implement v200 Implement Database Connection Logic
- 226 Color API Implement v200 Implement Routes for Business Logic
- 227 Deploy the New Color API Version
- 228 Project WrapUp and CleanUp
- 229 Section Introduction
- 230 Introduction to Security in Kubernetes
- 231 RoleBased Access Control RBAC
- 232 HandsOn Overview of Minikubes Roles and ClusterRoles
- 233 The Kubernetes API
- 234 HandsOn Exploring API Resources
- 235 HandsOn Creating Two Users Alice and Bob
- 236 HandsOn Configure Access Credentials for Alice and Bob
- 237 HandsOn Setup Permissions to Read Pods
- 238 HandsOn Use ClusterRoles for ClusterWide Permissions
- 239 HandsOn Exploring Subresources and Permissions
- 240 Introduction to Service Accounts
- 241 HandsOn Default Service Accounts
- 242 HandsOn Creating Our Own Service Accounts
- 243 HandsOn RBAC CleanUp
- 244 Introduction to Network Policies
- 245 Calico vs Native Kubernetes Network Policies
- 246 HandsOn Deny All Ingress Traffic
- 247 HandsOn Allow Traffic Between Specific Pods
- 248 HandsOn Exploring Pod Selectors
- 249 HandsOn Combining Pod Selectors
- 250 HandsOn Handling Egress Traffic
- 251 HandsOn Network Policies and Namespaces
- 252 Introduction to Pod Security Standards PSS
- 253 HandsOn Working with Pod Security Standards
- 254 HandsOn Exploring the Pod Security Standards Documentation
- 255 Section Introduction
- 256 Introduction to Kustomize
- 257 HandsOn Our First Kustomize Project
- 258 Bases and Overlays
- 259 HandsOn Creating the Dev and Prod Overlays
- 260 Transformations
- 261 HandsOn Working with Transformations
- 262 HandsOn Generating ConfigMaps
- 263 HandsOn Generating Secrets
- 264 HandsOn Introduction to Patching
- 265 HandsOn Working with Strategic Merge Patches
- 266 HandsOn Working with JSON Patches
- 267 Project Overview
- 268 Creating a Google Cloud Platform GCP Account
- 269 Overview of Project Costs
- 270 Overview of GCPs UI Console
- 271 Installing the gcloud CLI
- 272 Exploring the GKE UI Console
- 273 Create a Google Kubernetes Engine GKE Cluster
- 274 Connecting kubectl and GKE
- 275 Deploying an Nginxbased Website
- 276 Exploring Storage Classes in GKE
- 277 Exploring API Resources in GKE
- 278 Create Database Credentials for MongoDB
- 279 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet Part 1
- 280 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet Part 2
- 281 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet Part 3
- 282 Deploy the Color API Application
- 283 Create a LoadBalancer Service for External Access
- 284 Color API Implement v210dev Expose Prometheus Metrics
- 285 Customize Database Deployments
- 286 Deploy Prod Overlay and Customize Dev Color API Image
- 287 Deny All Ingress and Allow Traffic Between Color API and MongoDB
- 288 Allow External Traffic into Color API Pods
- 289 Register Our Website Domain
- 290 Allocate Static IPs for Ingress
- 291 Create Ingress Objects
- 292 Create Managed TLS Certificates
- 293 Test Ingress Traffic from the Web Towards the Color API Pods
- 294 Project Cleanup
- 295 - docker-k8s-slides