Managing Kubernetes Applications with Helm
Gain comprehensive insights into Helm and its practical application in real-world scenarios for managing the lifecycle of applications on Kubernetes.
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Who is it for?
Ideal for system administrators, DevOps engineers, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), and other software professionals, this course is tailored to individuals seeking to augment their operational expertise in managing containerized workloads on the Kubernetes platform.
Prerequisites
To maximize your learning experience in this course, it’s recommended to have:
– Proficiency in Linux/UNIX systems
– Familiarity with command-line tools
– Understanding of YAML document formatting
– Basic experience with container technologies, particularly Docker and Kubernetes
Lab Requirements:
Access to a Linux server or desktop/laptop and a public cloud provider or VirtualBox is necessary. Detailed setup instructions are provided in the course.
If using GCP or AWS, ensure compatibility with the free tier or credits. Be mindful of potential charges for exceeding allocated credits or changes in provider terms.
This course delves into the historical background of the Helm project and its architectural framework. You will learn the proper installation procedures for the Helm client, explore the different components of a Helm chart, and master the creation process. Additionally, you will gain proficiency in executing command-line actions essential for managing an application’s lifecycle, alongside other advanced topics.
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Helm
Chapter 3: Setting Up Helm and Initial Usage
Chapter 4: Exploring Helm Charts
Chapter 5: Managing Application Lifecycle with Helm
Chapter 6: Advanced Topics: Chart Repositories and Beyond
This course offers an in- depth exploration of the Helm client, Helm charts, and their practical applications in real-world scenarios. You will gain comprehensive knowledge and skills to effectively manage the entire lifecycle of applications on Kubernetes using Helm.