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Get a quick start with Kubernetes, learn to create containerized applications, manage deployments across infrastructures, and prepare for advanced Kubernetes concepts.

k8s.tar.gz

Kubernetes Test

Explore Source Code

Run the Source Code

Kind 

Access the Application

Multi-node cluster

Scale the application UP

Deploy the rollout

Monitor the rollout

Kubernetes helps deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. It abstracts the underlying infrastructure, so it doesn’t matter if you’re deploying your applications to Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Linode, or your own on-premises data center.

In this course, you’ll learn why we have Kubernetes, what it is, where it’s going, and how to create containerized applications. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to tackle more advanced concepts and take your Kubernetes skills to the next level.

Quick Start with Kubernetes

**(Select all that apply.)** Which type of node exists in a Kubernetes cluster?


(Select all that apply.) Which type of node exists in a Kubernetes cluster?

**(Select all that apply.)**
Which service makes up the control plane?



(Select all that apply.)
Which service makes up the control plane?

Which option is not the role of the kubelet?

Which option is not the role of the kubelet?

Users interact with which part of a Kubernetes cluster? 

Users interact with which part of a Kubernetes cluster?

Test your understanding of the contents covered in this chapter.

Getting Started

What Is Kubernetes?

Why Is Kubernetes Important?

What Does Kubernetes Look Like?

Getting Kubernetes

Creating a Containerized Application

Running an Application on Kubernetes

Deploying a Web Application over Kubernetes

Self-Healing

Scaling the Application

Performing a Rolling Update

Fault-Tolerant Web Hosting on Kubernetes

Kubernetes Exam

Appendix: Lab Code

Epilogue

Quiz: What Does Kubernetes Look Like?