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INTRODUCING

Kubernetes on Amazon (EKS) Course

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Hands-on Get Started for Developers and DevOps Engineers

This mini-course is a content-packed and fast-paced course that walkthrough through creating a Kubernetes cluster on Amazon (EKS) and deploying multiple micro-services (docker containers) to Kubernetes on AWS. 

  • Uses Terraform to code and manage infrastructure on AWS
  • Creates Kubernetes cluster using Terraform
  • Creates AWS RDS instance using Terraform
  • Deploy containers to Kubernetes using Kubectl

What's Included In This course ...

MODULE 1

Creating Kubernetes Cluster on Amazon EKS

Creating Kubernetes cluster on AWS involves setting up VPC, Subnets, Security Groups and EKS Cluster with EC2 instances. In this section you'll learn:

  • Create network components in AWS (VPC, Subnets, Internet Gateway, etc.)
  • Create Amazon EKS Cluster
  • Write Terraform code for VPC and EKS

You’ll finish this course with a complete setup of Kubernetes on Amazon EKS.

MODULE 2

Deploy Docker Containers to Kubernetes 

Deployment of a simple website application and an API application that use a MySQL backend. In this section, you’ll learn:

  • Deploy a simple static website as a container on Kubernetes
  • Spin up a MySQL database on Amazon RDS using Terraform code
  • Deploy an API service on Kubernetes; the API connects MySQL from RDS

At the end of this lesson, you will have a good understanding of deploying containers to Kubernetes

MODULE 3

Kubernetes Ingress, AWS LoadBalancer, and Routes

While Kubernetes can host containers of many related services (micro-services), the next thing is the configure routes and user traffic across services. In this lesson, you’ll learn:

  • Basics of Ingress in Kubernetes and how it works on AWS with its Application Load Balancer
  • Configure routes by writing Kubernetes Ingress
  • Deploy one more container application to demonstrate the significance of Ingress 

You'll have a better understanding of services deployed on Kubernetes on AWS can be exposed to external users and how the route configuration works.

MODULE 4

Runtime Configs, Secrets & Private Docker Registry

Deploying container applications is just a start. It is important to manage the runtime configuration and secret configuration and follow some security best practices. In this course, you’ll learn:

  • Managing runtime configs and reusing the same across different workloads
  • Managing secret configs that get supplied to the application at runtime
  • Using private docker registry instead of any public registry

At the end of this section, you will have a good foundation that an application developer or a DevOps engineer will require. 

This Course Is For You If ..

  • You want to get started with Kubernetes on AWS
  • You want to start deploying docker containers to Kubernetes
  • You like to explore creating Kubernetes infrastructure on Amazon
  • You like AWS and like to explore Terraform
  • You're either an Application Developer or DevOps Engineer that has basic Docker knowledge
Yes, I WANT IN
NICE TO MEET YOU

I'm Chandra Shettigar

I help companies create cool software stuff and make their tech better. But more than that, I also teach developers how to level up their skills. I've been building web apps, automation, and working with cloud platforms for years, so I know my stuff!

The course I created was specifically crafted with application developers and dev-ops engineers in mind, who are eager to dive into deploying projects onto Kubernetes in a quicker and more efficient manner. It is content-packed and focuses more on hands-on learning.

Join me in this Kubernetes course

$17.00 USD LIMITED TIME OFFER

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