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Certified Kubernetes Administrator - CKA Course & PDF Guides
CKA Online Training
This intermediate-level Kubernetes training covers the objectives in the CKA exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification.
If you already know a thing or two about Kubernetes, you’ll understand that it’s a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, facilitating both declarative configuration and automation. But if that explanation leaves you more confused than helped, Kubernetes lets you wrap up an application so that no matter where it goes or what software/hardware configurations it runs on, it always behaves the same way. This Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) training provides administrators with the skills and knowledge needed to install, configure and manage Kubernetes containers so that your application life cycle stays on an even, reliable keel.
For anyone who leads a technology team that uses Linux Foundation products, this CKA training can be used for CKA exam prep, on-boarding new systems administrators, or as part of a team training plan.
CKA: What You Need to Know
For any systems administrator using this training for exam preparation, our Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) course maps to the Linux Foundation CKA exam objectives, and covers topics such as:
- Managing deployments and configuring applications
- Installing, configuring and validating Kubernetes clusters
- Navigating Kubernetes cluster architectures
- Configuring cluster nodes and networking
- Managing schedulers and scheduler events
- Configuring network security policies, authentication and authorization
- Implementing cluster maintenance
- Logging and monitoring
- Configuring Kubernetes storage and objects
- Troubleshooting application, control plane, worker node and networking failures
Who Should Take CKA Training?
This CKA training is considered administrator-level Linux Foundation training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This Kubernetes skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with orchestration infrastructure and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their Linux Foundation skills.
New or aspiring systems administrators. There was a time when familiarity with managing, deploying and troubleshooting Kubernetes clusters was optional, but that time has passed. For new systems administrators, although certifying as a Certified Kubernetes Administrator isn’t an immediate necessity, you should learn everything you can about the containerization platform -- it’s almost certain you’ll encounter virtualization and containerization in your career as a sysadmin, prepare for it with this training.
Experienced systems administrators. If you’re already comfortable with the Kubernetes command line, and feel confident in your ability to perform application lifecycle management, troubleshooting and cluster maintenance, the Certified Kubernetes Administrator certification may well be in your reach. But if you’re looking to confirm that there’s no part of installation, configuration, validation, security or troubleshooting of a Kubernetes cluster before you take the exam, take this CKA training.
Deploy a Kubernetes Cluster using Kubeadm
1. Intro to Kubernetes Deployment Tools
2. Prepare Amazon VPC and EC2 Instance for Kubeadm
3. Install Kubeadm and Dependencies for Kubernetes
4. Initialize Kubernetes Master Node with Kubeadm
5. Install Project Calico Container Network Interface
Configure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Kubernetes
1. Intro to Role-Based Access Control in Kubernetes
2. Create Certificate Credentials for Kubernetes User
3. Create KubeConfig File for Kubernetes User
4. Create Roles and RoleBindings in Kubernetes
Understanding Kubernetes Manifest Files
1. Intro to Kubernetes Manifest Files
2. Use Kubernetes API Reference to Understand Manifests
3. Kubernetes API Groups and Resources
4. Create Kubernetes Manifests with Trial and Error
Understanding Networking in Kubernetes
1. Intro to Networking in Kubernetes
2. Create NodePort Services in Kubernetes
3. Expose Services on Internal Cluster Network
4. Expose Services Externally via Cloud Load Balancer
Understanding CoreDNS in Kubernetes
1. Intro to CoreDNS in Kubernetes
2. Understanding CoreDNS Deployment Objects
3. Explore the Default CoreDNS Configuration
4. Testing CoreDNS from Application Pod
Using Liveness and Readiness Probes in Kubernetes Pods
1. Intro to Kubernetes Pod Liveness Probes
2. Create a Sample Web Application for Probes
3. Add Liveness Probe with Shell Command
4. Using Built-in Kubernetes HttpGet Probe
5. Use Container Startup Probes to Validate Pod Initialization
6. Use Readiness Probes to Temporarily Take Pods Offline
Understanding Deployments on Kubernetes
1. Intro to Kubernetes Deployments
2. Exploring ReplicaSet Resources in Kubernetes
3. Create a Kubernetes Deployment
4. Deploy Multiple Versions of Applications
5. Use Service Controller to Route Traffic
