Kubernetes Training From Beginner to Master in 2 Days

Accelerate your Kubernetes journey and achieve
operational excellence in just 2 days

May 22 – 23, 2025 | San Diego

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Grasp the fundamentals of Kubernetes and its real-world applications

Build and deploy containerized applications
efficiently with Kubernetes

Become proficient in managing and
scaling complex Kubernetes environments

Kubernetes Training für Fortgeschrittene

Dieses Devops Training geht über die Grundlagen hinaus: Es vertieft Ihr Wissen und Verständnis komplexe Container-Orchestrierungsprobleme zu lösen und moderne Cloud-Anwendungen erfolgreich zu betreiben.

Im K8s-Camp wird Kubernetes als Programmierschnittstelle und als Rechenzentrum betrachtet. Sie schauen sich fortgeschrittene Anwendungsfälle an und lernen alles zu Optimierung und Automatisierung.

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14. – 16. Oktober 2024, München

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Bootcamp Program Day 1

Demos of Docker Techniques

including most skills you’ll accomplish yourself

Craft Real-World Websites

with multiple containers communicating over the Docker network

Introduction to Containers & Docker

We'll discuss containers and Docker, followed by an introduction to the hands-on labs

Problem-solving Skills

Develop the ability to troubleshoot and optimize Kubernetes clusters.

Bootcamp Program Day 2

Kubernetes API & Configuration

Managing configuration: YAML manifests Deeper dive into Kubernetes API

Volumes and Configuration

We’ll build a service, a round-robin load balancer for the pods

Deployments

Scale up your needs to stateful workloads, data stores, and more intense configuration

Stateful Workloads

Including data stores, configuration, and stateful sets

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Technical Requirements

Docker Desktop or a suitable alternative like Podman Desktop, Minikube, k3s, or similar
Turn on Kubernetes mode in Docker Desktop or install a Kind cluster in Podman Desktop
Pull a few base images we’ll use during the course
An Azure cloud account where you have permission to create resources. (You could substitute this with an AWS or GCP or other cloud account, though you’ll need to adapt the instructions.)
Admin permissions to your machine to install software

Bootcamp Overview:

Are containers in your future? Want to figure out Kubernetes without all the struggle? Want to move your workloads into the cloud so you can easily scale up? Join us for the Kubernetes Hands-on Bootcamp, a course designed to teach you all things Docker, Kubernetes, and containers. Kubernetes has become the defacto-standard cloud operating system. If you can run it in containers, you can run it anywhere. And Kubernetes is the way to run containers at scale. In this workshop we’ll look at all things Kubernetes, Docker, and containers to get your projects into the cloud fast. This class focuses on getting you hands-on with your keyboard, getting software installed in your environment, and getting you real-world experience with the tools and techniques. You have already encountered Kubernetes in various contexts and have already engaged with it to a certain extent. However, you are now seeking a comprehensive introduction to Kubernetes? No problem! We only assume you’re generally familiar with programming practices, and have a text editor and Docker Desktop installed.

What You’ll Learn:

In this course, you’ll learn how to develop Docker containers and how to deploy containers to Kubernetes, both locally and in the cloud. You’ll learn:

How to craft a Dockerfile
How to create a multi-stage build
Best practices when building Dockerfiles
How to communicate between containers in Docker
How to build a Kubernetes YAML file
How to deploy a containerized website to Kubernetes
Kubernetes resources like pods, deployments, services, and ingress
How to deploy a containerized workload to the cloud
Best practices when building Kubernetes resources
Where to go next with your container learnings

Testimonials

Day 1

Getting a cluster

You will be provided with different options to get a cluster in order to participate in all Kubernetes practice labs
Every participant will have the option to use a web based workshop cluster which is especially suitable for participants with enterprise managed notebooks
A local cluster with minikube or Docker Desktop is a good way for revisiting the workshop labs later on
We will also look into various tools that make working with Kubernetes easier

Accessing your cluster

Security is important, so no cluster can be accessed without authentication and authorization
How that is implemented in Kubernetes lays a good foundation to handle multiple clusters in parallel

Building application images

Kubernetes uses container images to provide workload for the cluster
You will build your own images using Docker and Dockerfiles
We will use these images in the cluster later on to show various important operational aspects
Images are distributed using container registries

Fundamental Kubernetes concepts

We will understand how Kubernetes is organized using namespaces
Our first workload will be a simple pod to avoid unnecessary complexity
Important elements of the architecture of Kubernetes like etcd, controller manager, scheduler, api server and kubelet will be visited in detail
We will learn how to interact with network applications inside Kubernes
… and how to access them from outside the cluster
For diagnosis we will run interactive containers inside the cluster

Running your applications

Now it is time to run our own applications which is a good opportunity to quickly revisit the basics
We use the container image we built earlier and even scale it to multiple relicas which leads to the concept of replica sets
Using healthcheck probes we will ensure that our customers will only reach healthy instances

Using Kubernetes resources

Kubernetes is API centric and with our freshly acquired understanding of the architecture and building blocks we are well prepared to dive into the Kubernetes API in more detail
You will learn how to manage the configuration of your application using YAML manifests and how to work with them

Day 2

Ingress

Many APIs and web applications are based on the HTTP protocol. With the Kubernetes ingress concept you will manage the access efficiently
With these elements we look into running more complex applications or microbased services

Volumes and configuration

Kubernetes provides various ways to handle configuration and secret data
We will work with config maps, secrets and how they can be used for pods

Deployments

One concept with high abstraction level is the Kubernetes Deployment
We will use it to manage multiple versions of our application and to roll out updates without any downtime

Persistence

We need to persist our state outside of a pod to preserve it in case of planned updates or even failures
We will lean how persistent volumes and persistent volume claims work
With storage classes we can provide different kinds of storage in a well defined manner

Trainer

Rob Richardson

Rob is a software craftsman building web properties in ASP.NET and Node, React and Vue. He’s a Microsoft MVP, published author, frequent speaker at conferences, user groups, and community events, and a diligent teacher and student of high quality software development. You can find this and other talks on https://robrich.org/presentations and follow him on twitter at @rob_rich.

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DevOps-Trainings im Überblick

Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme am Kubernetes Camp – Advanced ist grundlegendes Verständnis der Kubernetes-Architektur, der wichtigsten Konzepte und der grundlegenden Befehle haben. Vorkenntnisse mit Kubernetes Fundamentals Training oder gleichwertigen Erfahrungen sind von Vorteil, aber nicht zwingend erforderlich. Fehlt Ihnen das noch, dann starten Sie doch mit dem Kubernetes Camp – Basic.