Use discount code : BARE_K8S_AUG_2021

Kubernetes has become the de-facto container orchestration solution that is been used over public/private clouds and on-prem/baremetal environment.

Kubernetes networking is an area that I feel many people struggle to grasp especially in baremetal environment.

If you are devops, cloud or network engineer that has been looking to learn more about kubernetes networking in detail, then this course is for you.

This course covers the following:

• Kubernetes CNI plugins Administration

• Kubernetes On-prem Load balancer solution

• Using wireshark to dissect kubernetes networking scenarios

Routing protocols like OSPF and BGP are used to demonstrate how to advertise POD and service IP pools into the network environment.

Following software are used:

• GNS3

• Kubeadm Kubernetes Distribution

• Ubuntu

• Vyos Router (You can use another router, Vyos is used since it is accessible to everyone.)

Students should have at a minimum the following system resources:

• - 16GB Ram (More will be better)

• - 8 core CPU

• - 20GB per virtual machine

GNS3 was chosen as a platform since it helps to visualize and emulate several different kinds of operating systems, students can also use alternative platforms like EVE-NG by following the LAB topology and configurations.

Virtualbox is used extensively with Docker in GNS3.

For the SR-IOV sections, appropriate hardware is needed, Dell VEP platform was used for this purpose in this course.

New contents will always be added especially when there is an update in any of the CNI plugins/solution.