- Overview of Kubernetes and its significance in cloud computing.
- Brief recap of Kubernetes basics: Pods, Nodes, Clusters.
- The evolution of Kubernetes: From basics to advanced deployments.
- 2.1 Master Components: Orchestrating the Orchestra
- API Server: The communication hub.
- etcd: The brain behind the operation.
- Scheduler: Matching workloads to workers.
- Controller Manager: Keeping the ship steady.
- 2.2 Node Components: The Workhorses
- Kubelet: The node operator.
- Kube-proxy: The network negotiator.
- Container Runtime: Docker and others.
- 3.1 Understanding YAML Manifests
- Anatomy of a manifest file.
- Deploying a simple application using a manifest.
- 3.2 Deep Dive into Manifest Components
- Pods, ReplicaSets, and Deployments: Ensuring application availability.
- Services and Ingress: Exposing applications to the world.
- ConfigMaps and Secrets: Managing application configurations and sensitive information.
- 4.1 Labels and Selectors: Organizing Resources
- Simplifying resource management.
- 4.2 Namespaces: Segmenting the Cluster
- Managing multiple environments in a single cluster.
- 4.3 Volumes: Persistent Data Management
- Understanding PersistentVolumes and PersistentVolumeClaims.
- 4.4 Helm: Managing Kubernetes Applications
- Introduction to Helm charts: Kubernetes packaging.
- Deploying a Helm chart.
- 5.1 Setting up a K3s in Multipass Cluster
- Installation and configuration.
- 5.2 Deploying an Application
- From manifest to a running application.
- 5.3 Scaling and Updating Applications
- Managing application lifecycle.
- 5.4 Debugging and Monitoring
- Tools and techniques for troubleshooting.
- Open floor for questions.
- Summary of key takeaways.
- Additional resources for further learning.
- Provide participants with access to Kubernetes documentation and the Kubernetes official website for reference.
- Ensure all participants have MiniKube or access to a cloud-based Kubernetes cluster for hands-on sessions.
- Prepare a GitHub repository with example manifests, Helm charts, and other relevant materials for attendees.