Kubernetes Tutorial | Kubernetes | Kubernetes tutorial for beginners

Master Kubernetes to deploy, manage, and scale robust, performant, and reliable containerized applications with ease.

Kubernetes Tutorial | Kubernetes | Kubernetes tutorial for beginners

Kubernetes is at the cutting-edge of how the greatest apps scale, the most successful businesses ensure reliability day-in-and-day-out through all kinds of conditions, and how DevOps engineers around the world keep calm and stay effective.

Kubernetes Tutorial | Kubernetes | Kubernetes tutorial for beginners

After being released as open-source from Google, where it remained their "secret-sauce" in their seemingly infinite ability to scale their global-scale products & services without a hitch for almost a decade, Kubernetes has become the dominant and de-facto standard in how applications applications containerized using technologies such as Docker are architected, deployed, managed, and scaled.

If you consider Docker containers in an application the individual members of an orchestra, each with a specific job and responsibility to stay on-tempo and on-track with the rest of their peers to deliver a great performance, you can think of Kubernetes as the conductor of the orchestra. It's no wonder then that with its deep history and long track record managing production applications for small startups to the biggest companies in the world Kubernetes is the de facto standard in the emerging area of Container Orchestration.

In this course, you'll use Kubernetes to deploy real-world applications, and by doing so you'll learn the concepts necessary to not just have a rote memorization of the individual tasks needed to operate Kubernetes, but a fundamental understanding of how you can use Kubernetes to build and deploy robust applications.

Kubernetes Tutorial | Kubernetes | Kubernetes tutorial for beginners

From our first simple deployment of a Tomcat container on a local cluster to building a High-Availability Cluster serving up WordPress on MySQL that can withstand failures of machines, networks, or disks we'll walk through each task and show you not just the how, but help you understand the why - and go over practical "gotchas" and other pieces of advice that just reading the documentation won't provide.

Whether you're a beginning system administrator, an advanced developer, or even a CTO, when you Learn Kubernetes from a DevOps guru you're bound to gain an understanding into the technology that underpins the most well-designed and delivered applications available today.

[RaffaelW]

I first tried to learn Kubernetes with a course on pluralsight but this one is much better! Explicitly pointing out what to focus on and not going to much into details in the first place makes understanding so much easiert.

[MattTheCuber]

Lectures:
1:35 - Introduction
6:52 - K8S Overview
10:57 - Deploying K8S
15:24 - Minikube Setup
28:05 - Your First K8S App
38:33 - Basic Kubectl
48:27 - Architecture Overview
54:31 - Scaling & Replication
1:03:05 - Deployments
1:09:56 - Labels & Selectors
1:16:43 - Health Checks
1:22:13 - Web Interface
1:28:23 - Exercise: Deploying & Scaling

[connoravery]

Excellent video - answered a lot of initial confusion for me! Well worth watching first following the commands, then a second time around, using the information to build your own app - it stops you getting lost along the way!

[puigalejandro]

Not the best tutorial on YouTube, but the best tutorial on the internet regarding kubernetes.

Thanks a lot

[welshlad]

I can confirm all of the below comments, ths is very simple to listen to, tone of the tutorial is digestible and not determine your own knowledge. I have now listened to this several times.

[letstalkdata]

This is the best kubernetes crash course on the internet

[mdmoyeenuddin]

I find this video as one of the best k8s tutorials for beginners. Thank you.

[faiz]

Hi Basit, what a great video. I just loved the way you teach, simple and straight. I understood everything in one go. Of course it would need lots of practice to have everything on finger tips but I have a starting point now. I dont feel scared anymore.
I am quite excited to see your further tutorials, where can I find them please ???

[codematrix]

Very good. Works well on Windows as well. Although, I actually installed a mini cluster (master with two nodes) on my VMBox running Linux/Ubuntu. Works great for testing failover and a more realistic setup. However, for development, Minikube is the way to go.

[FabianLughausen]

Thanks a lot for this helpful overview and great explanations!

[Cuz]

One of the best tutorial video on Youtube

[bsd]

Very helpful. Thank you for doing this and making it public.

[sbahal]

Perfect. Detailed, comprehensive, nice sequencing, and great narration and presentation. Thanks much

[SPeri]

Thanks you for the tutorials well explained in the most simplest way ! Great Job !!

[sheelstera]

Hi
Thank you for your lecture. Great one!! Clearest and Cleanest yet! Towards the end of the lecture i inferred there are more lectures to follow...Is that true? Would you be uploading the rest of the lectures to complete this tutorial course? That would be a great help!!

[ricardomga]

Great vídeo! Pretty easy to understand! Thanks!

[PaulYoungAU]

@1:02:37 you can see where minikube set the url using 'minikube service tomcat-load-balancer —url', then access using curl or in browser.

[jteichma]

Great lecture. Thanks for sharing with the public.

[mike]

Hi, would be interested in creating a written kubernetes course?

[ManjushaNaresh]

Kubernetes clearly explained very good