Kubernetes Handbook

Kubernetes Handbook

By Stephen Fleming
Michael Caine
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Length1h 16m

About this audiobook

What “Kubernetes” does and how? After working in the technology and consulting ecosystem for the last 10 years, I am a huge supporter of simplification. While I understood the whole concept of Containerization and automating the deployment, I wanted to explain the bunch of newly recruited Technology Consultants in our team that how actually it’s used and deployed. So, the logical topics to be explained with examples were: The Background of it? Why we needed this system in the first place? How Kubernetes Operates? The Nuts and Bolts of the system. How it is deployed? Best Practices If these things are clear with examples then we can operate with confidence and manage the project well. So, here it is. All our discussions are formulated in a book to help you, people, to take your respective agenda ahead in your current role with conviction. The book has been written in a simple, easy to comprehend language and can be used by Non-Programmers, Project Managers, Business Consultants or any other persons with an interest in Kubernetes. So, move ahead with your Continuous Development journey with this new book and as I mentioned earlier: let’s simplify the discussions around!

Audiobook details

GenreTechnology, Science and Nature
Length1 hr 16 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 28, 2020
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Kubernetes Defined
38Fundamentals
2Kubernetes Background
39Building the parse-server
3Advantages Of KUBERNETES
40Deploying the parse-server
4Chapter 1: How Kubernetes Operates: The NUTS and Bolts
41Testing Parse
5 Master
42How to Perform a Rolling Update
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6 Minion –
43Rolling Updates with a Replication Controller
7 Pod
44Rolling Updates with a Deployment
8 Replication Controller
45Statefulness: Deploying Replicated Stateful Applications: Deploying a Replicated Stateful Application
9 Label
46Understanding Kubernetes Internals
10 Kubecfg
47The Kubernetes Control Panel
11 Service
48Nodes
12Docker and Kubernetes
49Add-on Components
13Pods: Running Containers in Kubernetes
50Functioning of the Components
14Replication and Other Controllers
51Kubernetes using etcd
15Replication Controller
52Function Of The Api Server
16Replication Sets
53The Function of Kubelet
17Deployments
54Securing the Kubernetes API Server
18Master and Nodes
55Transport Security
19Services
56Authentication
20Cluster DNS
57Authorization
21Direct Access
58Admission Control
22DIY Load Balancing
59Securing Cluster Nodes and Networks
23Managed Hosting
60Controlling Access to the Kubernetes API
24ReplicaSets-Replica Set Theory/Hands-on with ReplicaSets
61Controlling access to the Kubelet
25Daemon Sets
62Controlling the capabilities of a workload or user at runtime
26Jobs
63Protecting cluster components from compromise
27Non-parallel Jobs
64Managing Pods Computational Resources: Running OF PODS with Resource limits
28Parallel Job with a fixed completion count
65Automatic scaling of pods and cluster nodes
29Parallel Jobs with a work queue
66Extending Kubernetes Advanced Scheduling
30CronJobs
67Best Practices for Developing Apps
31ConfigMaps and Secrets
68Building Containers
32Secrets
69Container Internals
33ConfigMaps
70Deployments
34Chapter 2: Deployments
71How To Deploy Applications That Have Pods With Persistent Dependencies
35Integrating Storage Solutions and Kubernetes: NetApp Trident
72How To Deploy An Application With Geographic Redundancy In Mind
36Deploying Real World Application
73Conclusion
37Parse

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