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AKS Deep Dive

By Chad Crowell

An in-depth look at how Kubernetes runs in Azure.

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4 hours

33 Lessons

About the course

This course takes an in-depth look at how Kubernetes runs in Azure. You will learn how to build an AKS cluster, integrate Azure Active Directory, configure persistent storage, use Azure Dev Spaces, implement ingress resources, and much more. If you are running microservice applications in Kubernetes, you will benefit from managing Kubernetes. This course contains a lot of demonstrations that allow you to take what you’ve learned and immediately put it into action.

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Chapter 1 4 Lessons Introduction 6:57

An Important Note About A Cloud Guru and Linux Academy Courses
1:19

Course Overview
1:29

About the Training Architect
0:30

About the Interactive Diagram
3:39
Chapter 2 2 Lessons What Is Azure Kubernetes Service? 12:11

What Is Kubernetes?
6:28

Managed Kubernetes
5:43
Chapter 3 3 Lessons Building Your AKS Cluster 41:55

Container Registries and Container Instances
16:33

Service Principal
10:51

Creating and Accessing an AKS Cluster
14:31
Chapter 4 2 Lessons Credentials and Access 19:53

Kubernetes Service Accounts
12:38

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
7:15
Chapter 5 2 Lessons Directory Access 25:40

Creating an AKS Cluster with Active Directory Integration
17:02

Authenticating to the AKS Cluster Using Azure Active Directory
8:38
Chapter 6 3 Lessons Network Models 43:07

The Kubenet Network Plugin
10:47

The Azure CNI Network Plugin
10:39

Network Policies
21:41
Chapter 7 2 Lessons Accessing AKS Externally 23:13

Ingress Traffic
9:11

Web Application Firewall (WAF)
14:02
Chapter 8 3 Lessons Storage Types 34:50

Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims - PART 1
11:51

Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims - PART 2
18:46

Static and Dynamic Volumes
4:13
Chapter 9 2 Lessons AKS Workloads 15:15

Node Sizing
8:10

Azure Site Recovery
7:05
Chapter 10 3 Lessons Resource Management 26:31

Pod Resource Requests and Limits
13:17

Scaling Options
10:09

Kube-Advisor Tool
3:05
Chapter 11 2 Lessons Advanced Scheduling Features 20:07

Azure Dev Spaces
14:42

Virtual Kubelet
5:25
Chapter 12 2 Lessons Key Metrics 18:14

Azure Monitor for Containers
7:36

Cluster Metrics
10:38
Chapter 13 2 Lessons Collecting Container Logs 6:51

Application Insights
4:38

View Live Logs
2:13
Chapter 14 1 Lesson Conclusion 1:07

You Did It! What's Next?
1:07

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AKS Deep Dive

About the course

An Important Note About A Cloud Guru and Linux Academy Courses

Course Overview

About the Training Architect

About the Interactive Diagram

What Is Kubernetes?

Managed Kubernetes

Container Registries and Container Instances

Service Principal

Creating and Accessing an AKS Cluster

Kubernetes Service Accounts

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Creating an AKS Cluster with Active Directory Integration

Authenticating to the AKS Cluster Using Azure Active Directory

The Kubenet Network Plugin

The Azure CNI Network Plugin

Network Policies

Ingress Traffic

Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims - PART 1

Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims - PART 2

Static and Dynamic Volumes

Node Sizing

Azure Site Recovery

Pod Resource Requests and Limits

Scaling Options

Kube-Advisor Tool

Azure Dev Spaces

Virtual Kubelet

Azure Monitor for Containers

Cluster Metrics

Application Insights

View Live Logs

You Did It! What's Next?

What you will need

Practice alongside courses in Cloud Playground

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