This two-day hands-on course is designed to provide technical staff with a practical look at best practices for storage and stateful service management on Kubernetes.
This course provides an in-depth and practical look at storage and stateful service management on Kubernetes. The course picks up where Kubernetes Foundation leaves off, digging deeper into configuration resources, persistent volumes, StatefulSets and local volume management. Attendees will learn best practices for state and configuration management on Kubernetes, including proper use of ConfigMaps, Secrets and encryption. The course also covers standard techniques for scheduling stateful workloads, ensuring failure domain diversity and working with local and remote volumes. Upon completion attendees with have the tools and experience necessary to begin designing and managing stateful services on Kubernetes.
Delivery
Available for Instructor-Led (ILT) in-person/onsite training or Virtual Instructor-Led training (VILT) delivery; Open Enrollment options may be available.
Who Should Attend
Kubernetes operators, Developers, Release Engineers, Information Technology (IT) Staff and Site Reliability Engineers (SRE)
What Attendees will learn
This course is designed to provide technology staff with an in-depth look at the configuration and operation of stateful workloads on Kubernetes.
- Kubernetes stateful systems
- Securing secrets and volumes
- Persistent volumes, modes, policies, claims and storage classes
- Working with local storage, network storage, and cloud-based block storage
Prerequisites
RX-M “Docker Foundation” and “Kubernetes Foundation” courses or equivalent knowledge. Each attendee must provide their own laptop with the ability to run a 64 bit virtual machine. Unconstrained internet access is also required to complete the labs.