Today you will have a journey into the world of system engineers aka DevOps engineers: an issue about virtualization, containerization, orchestration using kubernetes, and setting up configs through. Docker, kubernetes, ansible, rulebooks, kublets, helm, dockersworm, kubectl, charts, pods - a powerful theory for clear practice.
Visiting System Engineers from the training center "» and at the same time companies - Nikolai Mesropyan and Marcel Ibraev. So, brew your tea/caffeine and get ready to dive…
ADDITIONALLY:
- The training center where the guys teach:
- Audio version of the release:
- Release materials:
NAVIGATION:
- Introduction
— Kolya about himself
— Marcel about himself
— About virtualization
- Difference between containerization and virtualization
— Why containers work fast
- Analogues of containerization
Why Docker took over the market
— About debugging and logs in the container
- Containerization in Windows
- Why is there no native docker for Windows
—WSL
— About orchestration
— Typical examples of using the orchestrator
- Kubernetis is only about containers?
— Docker competitors
How does kubernetes work
- Again about debugging and kublets
- For what architectural capacities the cube is good
— About pods
- What about databases
- Helm & charts
- Statefull applications and their deployment
- Cube Security
- Skills for working with a cube
When not to use a cube
— Difference between ansible and cube
- What is ansible and why is it needed
How ansible works
What is an ansible made of?
— Test configs
— Do I need programming to work with ansible
— Skills for working with ansible
– Pro and lamp format of education
- Did online and the corona affect the quality of obtaining knowledge?
- Who is the client and what is the entry threshold for the courses
- CONTEST
May the Kubernetes be with you!
Source: habr.com