Kubernetes: Your First Project [Released: 7/28/2025]
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 3h 48m | 455 MB
Instructor: Carlos Nunez
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 3h 48m | 455 MB
Instructor: Carlos Nunez
In this project-based course, cloud and software consultant Carlos Nunez guides you through helping a fictional company, Explore California, move their static website into containers through Kubernetes. Explore the core concepts of Kubernetes: containers, the scheduler, the API server, the controller manager, and kube-proxy. Then dive into the hands-on project as you containerize the Explore California website and use Make to automate starting the website with Docker. Learn how to use Helm, one of the world’s most popular packaging tools for Kubernetes, to author a “Helm chart” that deploys Explore California onto a local Kubernetes cluster provisioned with Kind. Finally, complete the project by deploying Explore California into AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service and AWS Elastic Container Registry. This course helps you learn and actively practice the skills you need to complete your first project in Kubernetes.
Learning objectives
- Package applications as container images, using Docker and Podman.
- Author manifests for provisioning web applications into Kubernetes.
- Bundle these manifests into a distributable package with Helm.
- Deploy Kubernetes clusters locally and into popular cloud providers with native tooling.
- Secure web applications with Ingress and cert-manager.