Kubernetes Manifests, Declaratives, & Imperatives
Kubernetes 1.20
| Beginner
- 15 Videos | 1h 24m 9s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Learning the foundations of Kubernetes and why it is used will help you gain a better appreciation for its flexibility, as will becoming familiar with the Kubernetes CLI. In this course, you'll be introduced to Kubernetes and cluster management. You'll first learn about Kubernetes, including its key features and objects. You'll then explore the YAML templating language and advanced YAML. You'll examine a Kubernetes environment from both Windows and Linux perspectives. Next, you'll move on to learn about the imperative and declarative kubectl commands, as well as similarities and differences with imperative and declarative cluster management. Finally, you'll learn about the key advantages of declarative cluster management.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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discover the key concepts covered in this courseidentify what Kubernetes is, provide its history, and provide context for why it is so usefulidentify several key features of Kubernetesdescribe the YAML templating languageinstall Docker Desktop in a Windows environment and recognize its Kubernetes featuresinstall Minikube to configure a minimal Kubernetes cluster in Windowsinstall a container runtime in a Linux environment that Kubernetes can leverage to launch containersinstall kubelet, kubeadm, and kubectl in Linux
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bootstrap a multi-node Kubernetes cluster in Linuxuse kubectl imperative commands to manage a cluster using imperative object configurationdescribe Kubernetes objects and their purposeidentify the declarative cluster management paradigmcompare and contrast imperative and declarative cluster management approachesdemonstrate the key advantages of declarative cluster managementsummarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Course Overview1m 54sUP NEXT
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2.Introducing Kubernetes6m 52s
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3.Key Features of Kubernetes6m 2s
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4.The YAML Templating Language3m 34s
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5.Installing Docker Desktop in Windows6m 55s
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6.Installing Minikube in Windows7m 18s
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7.Installing a Container Runtime in Linux5m 58s
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8.Installing Kubernetes in Linux5m 56s
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9.Bootstrapping a Kubernetes Cluster6m 54s
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10.Managing Clusters Using an Imperative Model6m 51s
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11.Kubernetes Objects7m 12s
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12.Identifying Declarative kubectl Commands8m 8s
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13.Imperative vs. Declarative Cluster Management4m 11s
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14.Demonstrating Declarative State5m 15s
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15.Course Summary1m 8s
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