The Kubernetes Certification Training Course: Administrator (CKA) is designed to provide learners with comprehensive knowledge of container orchestration, deployment, and management using Kubernetes. This course is ideal for DevOps engineers, system administrators, and IT professionals who want to build expertise in managing Kubernetes clusters. By gaining proficiency in Kubernetes, you significantly enhance your career prospects in the world of cloud-native technologies.

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Kubernetes Certification Training Course: Administrator (CKA)

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Why Enroll in the Kubernetes Certification Training Course (CKA)?

Master Container Orchestration: Learn to manage and orchestrate containerized applications.

Career Growth: Gain a globally recognized certification in high-demand Kubernetes skills.

Hands-on Labs: Work on real-world Kubernetes clusters.

In-Demand Skills: Learn deployment, networking, security, and cluster management.

Globally Recognized Certification: Showcase your Kubernetes expertise to employers worldwide.

Course Description

The CKA Certification validates your skills in deploying, managing, and troubleshooting Kubernetes clusters, along with core concepts like networking, security, and storage management.

1. DevOps professionals working with containerized applications. 2. System administrators managing cloud infrastructure. 3. IT professionals aiming to enhance their cloud computing skills. 4. Beginners looking to build a career in cloud-native technologies.

1. Comprehensive curriculum covering Kubernetes administration. 2. Hands-on practice with real-world scenarios. 3. 24/7 expert support for technical guidance.

What you'll learn

Kubernetes Architecture: Understanding the master node, worker nodes, and API server.

Pod Management: Deploying, updating, and scaling applications using Pods.

Networking: Implementing service discovery, load balancing, and DNS in Kubernetes.

Storage Management: Configuring persistent volumes and volume claims.

Security: Role-based access control (RBAC), TLS encryption, and securing the cluster.

Cluster Maintenance: Managing Kubernetes cluster updates and backups.

Troubleshooting: Debugging common Kubernetes issues.

Requirements

Basic Linux Knowledge: Familiarity with Linux command-line is recommended.
Containerization Basics: Understanding Docker or other container runtimes is beneficial.

Curriculum Designed by Experts

Kubernetes Core Concepts
Kubectl common commands
Understanding Pods
Configure network on cluster nodes
Pod Networking Concepts
Setting up a cluster - Kubernetes Certificates

Perform basic kubectl commands
Deploy pods and use init containers to pre-set an environment
Configure Kubernetes network using Calico
Use certificates to authenticate resources

Services and Controllers
Service Networking
Deploy and configure network Load Balancer
Primitives necessary for self-healing apps
Effects of resource limiting on pod scheduling
Configure Kubernetes Scheduler
Running multiple Schedulers

Deploy different kinds of services
Deploy and configure a network load balancer
Configure the Kubernetes scheduler
Run multiple schedulers

ReplicaSet and ReplicationController
DaemonSets
Deployments
Rolling updates and Rollbacks
Scaling applications
Ingress

Deploy different ReplicationControllers
Use DaemonSets on nodes
Manage pod updates using Deployments
Use HPA for dynamic workload management
Use Ingress controller and rules to manage network traffic

PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaim
Access modes for volumes
Primitives for PersistentVolumeClaim
Secrets and ConfigMaps in your pods
Storage classes
Headless services
StatefulSets

Deploy PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaim
Use Secrets and ConfigMaps in your applications
Use StorageClass for dynamic storage allocation
Use stateful applications for sticky identities for pods
Deploy a highly available replicated MariaDB cluster

Authentication
Authorization
Kubernetes security primitives
Configure Network Policies
Security Contexts

Create and use Roles and RoleBindings
Define custom Egress and Ingress policies
Use probes and configure a restart policy for pods
Define privilege and access control using security contexts

Monitoring the cluster using Prometheus
Visualizing cluster logs using EFK stack
Jobs
ETCD operations
Helm Charts

Monitor cluster using Prometheus
Visualize logs using the EFK stack
Deploy jobs to run tasks to completion
Manage etcd cluster
Use Helm Charts

Troubleshooting application failures
Troubleshooting cluster failures

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Kubernetes Certification Training Course: Administrator (CKA)

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