About this course:

This course will show you how to host, containerize, deploy and design an application in a multi-hub cluster. Beginning with a basic Python content, you will characterize application assets and use main natives to make, troubleshoot and monitor adaptable applications in Kubernetes. Working with network modules, security and cloud storage, you will be presented to a considerable lot of the highlights required to deploy an application in a creative domain.

This course is intended to be a distribution and vendor-neutral, so you will have the option to apply these ideas all around.

You will approach the course for an entire year from the date of procurement (or accessibility, for preorders), paying little mind to how rapidly you complete the course. You can anticipate that the course should take 30-35 hours to finish (despite the fact that the course is self-managed, so you can move as fast or as gradually as you like).

The normal pay of a Kubernetes Developer is $143,493 every year.

Course Objective:

In this course you’ll figure out how to:

• Deploy and Containerize new script of Python
• Configure the deployment with Secrets, ConfigMaps, and Security Contexts
• Comprehend multi-compartment unit plan
• Arrange tests for unit health
• Update and move back an application
• Actualize administrations and Network Policies
• Use PersistentVolumeClaims for state industriousness

And that's only the tip of the iceberg

Audience:

App Developers

Kubernetes Developers

Prerequisite:

To take advantage of this course, you ought to have fundamental Linux file editing and command-line abilities and be comfortable with utilizing a programming language, (for example, Node.js, Python, Go). Information on Cloud Native application ideas and structures, (for example, is educated in our free Introduction to Kubernetes edX MOOC) is useful for this course.