Kubernetes Mastery: Hands-On Lessons From A Docker Captain

This **Kubernetes Mastery: Hands-On Lessons From A Docker Captain course** recommends downloading Docker Desktop and other free virtual machine and container tools. If you are a Udemy Business user, please check with your employer before downloading software. 2025 Update: Ready for Apple Silicon (M1 arm64) and Raspberry Pi's! Taught by an award-winning Docker Captain and Kubernetes expert, this Course is the result of a collaboration between Bret Fisher, creator of the #1 Docker & Kubernetes course on Udemy, and Jérôme Petazzoni who is a full-time Kubernetes instructor, as well as one of the original Docker Inc DevOps Engineers! We designed the course to take your Kubernetes skills from first-time user to using K8s in production. Updates are a thing! You can count on it. Kubernetes is a huge topic and constantly evolving. As a result, this course will get updated and evolve with it. Just starting out with Kubernetes? Perfect. This course starts out assuming you're new to container orchestration. Already a Docker Mastery student and want to know what's different between the two courses? This course assumes you know Docker and dives deeper into Kubernetes and the community of tools around it. Unlike Docker Mastery, which starts with container 101 and takes you through a lot of tools like local development setups, docker-compose, registry, Docker Hub, Swarm basics, Kubernetes basics, and general Docker best practices... this course starts with Kubernetes 101 and has you learning and practicing each feature and workflow you'll need for running your own Kubernetes clusters, and like all my courses, it focuses on how to use those features with a DevOps mindset and workflow. BONUS: This course comes with Slack Chat, Discord Chat and monthly YouTube Live Q&As with me! Some of the many cool things you'll do in this course: - Deploy a microservice app using both CLI and YAML - Investigate running apps using CLI, logs, and events - Test out different local Kubernetes installs like Docker Desktop, microK8s, and minikube - Use Stern to view multiple container logs at once - Try different load balancer types with Kubernetes Services - Troubleshoot container and network performance - Create custom labels for controlling load balancer connections - Use the new Server Dry Run to test changes with the API - Recover from a failed update, and rollback updates to previous versions - Test different healthcheck probe types - Use various app config options with built-in Kubernetes features - Quickly patch YAML with a single command - Split up and deploy YAML from git repos using DevOps practices - Deploy the Kubernetes Dashboard web GUI securely - And so much more...