This repository contains both complete workshops, as well as segmented workshop modules that can be combined to create Kubernetes workshops of various lengths and focus.
Modules contain a README.md that walks through the module. If code, configuration, or scrips are needed, it is included and tested.
This is not an official Google product.
| workshop | version | description |
|---|---|---|
| Kubernetes 101 | v1.2.0 | Covers the basics of using Kubernetes to manage applications at scale. In this workshop, you'll take an app, build it into a docker container, then use Kubernetes to deploy, scale, and update it. This workshop comes in multiple versions: A video course, a codelab with an accompanying talk, or a set of workshop material with slides. |
| Name | Slides | Level | Time Estimate | Completion Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cluster Bring Up | Link | Beginner | 1 hour | Ready |
| Quickstart | Link | Beginner | 1 hour | Ready |
| Core Kubernetes Concepts | Link | Beginner | 4 hours | Ready |
| Storing State | Link | Intermediate | 2 hours | Ready |
| Advanced Concepts | Link | Intermediate | 2 hours | Ready |
| Dockerize an App | Link | Intermediate | 2 hours | Defer |
| Networking | Link | Intermediate | 2 hours | Defer |
| Troubleshooting | Link | Intermediate | 2 hours | Delay |
| Putting it all together | Link | Advanced | 2 hours | Delay |
Status: Not Started --> In Progress --> Draft --> Ready
This is incomplete. These are just brainstorming / rough notes.
- Quick
- Not complex, uses
kubectl run,kubectl expose. - Demonstrates the ease of using Kubernetes without learning all the concepts and config files up front.
- Uses the open source kubernetes release with
cluster/kube-up.shfor cloud bringup - Option for local docker
- Introduce one concept at a time, and then use that concept
- Order: pod, service, rc, deployment
- go over a declarative pod representation of quickstart app
- contains 1 pod
- logs, exec, port forwarding
- introduce service
- overview pods, labels, selectors, and services
- change pod to RC
- discuss RC
- scale pod up
- introduce deployments
- move everything under a deployment
- update to new versions of our app, quick rolling update
- lightweight here - more detail in "Advanced" module
- Deploy an app with MySQL
- multiple iterations where to store the data, how it goes away
- start with host volume, end at persistent disk
- More of a lecture module, slides discuss state in greater length
- Start with an app
- Write the Dockerfile
- build
- push to registry
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Lecture
- App/container patterns http://blog.kubernetes.io/2015/06/the-distributed-system-toolkit-patterns.html
- mapping non-containerized apps
-
Hands on:
- A/B deployment
- Canary patterns
- Rolling Deployments
- Autoscaling
-
More of a lecture module, slides discuss networking in greater length
-
Types of external services VIP/nodeport, run service with each and see how we get into the cluster
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discuss subnets, explore on running nodes
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How K8s networking works
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Setting up an external load balancer - Nginx
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Ideas on how to plug into your environment
- Logging & monitoring
- Troubleshooting / Debugging
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deploy a production ready app
-
Use all the above
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Build up a significant realistic app
-
( not so much lecture, just deploy all this stuff: )
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web frontends, caching, backend jobs, datastore, load testing
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Logging & monitoring
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Troubleshooting
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Autoscaling
- See CONTRIBUTING.md
- See LICENSE