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Architecting Microservices with Kubernetes, Docker, and Continuous Integration

Course duration

  • 2 days

Course Benefits

  • Confidently use the stack outlined in the course.
  • Understand the various key components.
  • Apply the knowledge to migrate applications to microservice architected solutions on Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins with OpenShift
  • Understand the various components in an OpenShift environment for CI/CD.

Course Outline

  1. Introduction to Kubernetes
    1. What is Kubernetes
    2. What is a Container
    3. Container – Uses
    4. Container – Pros
    5. Container – Cons
    6. Composition of a Container
    7. Control Groups
    8. Namespaces
    9. Union Filesystems
    10. Popular Containerization Software
    11. Microservices
    12. Microservices and Containers / Clusters
    13. Microservices and Orchestration
    14. Microservices and Infrastructure-as-Code
    15. Kubernetes Container Networking
    16. Kubernetes Networking Options
    17. Kubernetes Networking – Balanced Design
    18. Summary
  2. Kubernetes – From the Firehose
    1. What is Kubernetes?
    2. Container Orchestration
    3. Kubernetes Basic Architecture
    4. Kubernetes Detailed Architecture
    5. Kubernetes Concepts
    6. Cluster and Namespace
    7. Node
    8. Master
    9. Pod
    10. Label
    11. Annotation
    12. Label Selector
    13. Replication Controller and Replica Set
    14. Service
    15. Storage Volume
    16. Secret
    17. Resource Quota
    18. Authentication and Authorization
    19. Routing
    20. Registry
    21. Using Docker Registry
    22. Summary
  3. Docker Introduction
    1. What is Docker
    2. Where Can I Ran Docker?
    3. Docker and Containerization on Linux
    4. Linux Kernel Features: cgroups and namespaces
    5. The Docker-Linux Kernel Interfaces
    6. Docker Containers vs Traditional Virtualization
    7. Docker as Platform-as-a-Service
    8. Docker Integration
    9. Docker Services
    10. Docker Application Container Public Repository
    11. Competing Systems
    12. Docker Command-line
    13. Starting, Inspecting, and Stopping Docker Containers
    14. Summary
  4. CI/CD with OpenShift, Jenkins, and Blue Ocean
    1. What is OpenShift
    2. OpenShift Online
    3. OpenShift Origin
    4. OpenShift Architecture
    5. OpenShift Origin Installation
    6. OpenShift CLI
    7. OpenShift CLI (Contd.)
    8. Jenkins Continuous Integration
    9. Jenkins Features
    10. Running Jenkins
    11. Downloading and Installing Jenkins
    12. Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application
    13. Running Jenkins on an Application Server
    14. Installing Jenkins as a Windows Service
    15. Different types of Jenkins job
    16. Configuring Source Code Management(SCM)
    17. Working with Subversion
    18. Working with Git
    19. Build Triggers
    20. Schedule Build Jobs
    21. Polling the SCM
    22. Maven Build Steps
    23. Jenkins / OpenShift Pipeline
    24. Jenkins / OpenShift Pipeline Output
    25. Installing Jenkins Plugins
    26. The Blue Ocean Plugin
    27. Blue Ocean Plugin Features
    28. New modern user experience
    29. Advanced Pipeline visualizations with built-in failure diagnosis
    30. Branch and Pull Request awareness
    31. Personalized View
    32. OpenShift Pipeline Output
    33. Creating OpenShift Blue Ocean Pipeline
    34. Summary
    35. Chapter 5. Operational Readiness
    36. What is Operational Readiness
    37. Telemetry
    38. End-to-end Requirements Traceability
    39. Log Strategy
    40. Monitoring Strategy
    41. Runbooks
    42. Summary
  5. Application Modernization
    1. What is Application Modernization
    2. Typical App Modernization Projects
    3. Why Modernization?
    4. Goals for Application Modernization
    5. Modernization Process
    6. Modernization in a Nutshell
    7. Modernization in a Nutshell - Analyze
    8. Modernization in a Nutshell - Rationalize
    9. Modernization in a Nutshell - Modernize
    10. Modernization in a Nutshell – Supervise
    11. Twelve-factor Applications
    12. Twelve Factors, Microservices, and App Modernization
    13. 12-Factor Microservice Codebase
    14. 12-Factor Microservice Dependencies
    15. 12-Factor Microservice Config
    16. 12-Factor Microservice Backing Services
    17. 12-Factor Microservice Continuous Delivery
    18. 12-Factor Microservice Processes
    19. 12-Factor Microservice Data Isolation
    20. 12-Factor Microservice Concurrency
    21. 12-Factor Microservice Disposability
    22. 12-Factor Microservice Environment Parity
    23. 12-Factor Microservice Logs
    24. 12-Factor Microservice Admin Processes
    25. Monolithic revisited
    26. Monolithic vs. Microservices
    27. Maintaining State in App Modernization
    28. Cloud Service Fabric
    29. Summary
  6. Security in Microservices
    1. Why Microservice Security?
    2. Security Testing in Microservices
    3. Security Topology
    4. Authorization and Authentication
    5. J2EE Security Refresh
    6. Role-based Access Control in a Nutshell
    7. Claim-based Access Control in a Nutshell
    8. Sharing Sessions
    9. Session Cookie
    10. JSON Web Token (JWT)
    11. Spring Security
    12. Summary

Class Materials

Each student will receive a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following is required for this Microservices class:

  • A desire to learn how this Microservices toolchain can improve your organization effectiveness, build and release processes, application architecture and development, and business continuity for greenfield and application modernization.
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