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Module 1 – Introduction to Containers

  • The rationale behind containers.
  • Differences between containers and virtual machines.
  • Container architecture overview.
  • Container runtimes.
  • The container lifecycle.

Module 2 – Building Container Images

  • Process of creating container images.
  • Utilizing Dockerfiles or Containerfiles.
  • Techniques for image optimization.
  • Understanding container registries.
  • Image versioning strategies.

Module 3 – Kubernetes Fundamentals

  • Kubernetes architecture.
  • Pods.
  • Deployments.
  • ReplicaSets.
  • Namespaces.
  • Labels and selectors.

Module 4 – Introduction to OpenShift

  • OpenShift architecture.
  • Projects versus namespaces.
  • Navigating the Web Console.
  • Using the OpenShift CLI.
  • Working with applications.

Module 5 – Deploying Applications

  • Deploying containerized applications.
  • Scaling workloads.
  • Executing rolling updates.
  • Configuration management.
  • Utilizing environment variables.

Module 6 – Networking

  • Kubernetes Services.
  • Exposing applications.
  • Routes.
  • Ingress concepts.
  • Basic networking troubleshooting.

Module 7 – Storage and Configuration

  • Persistent storage.
  • Persistent Volume Claims.
  • ConfigMaps.
  • Secrets.
  • Managing stateful applications.

Module 8 – Security Fundamentals

  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) concepts.
  • Service accounts.
  • Secure application configuration.
  • Basics of image security.
  • Security best practices.

Module 9 – Monitoring and Troubleshooting

  • Logs.
  • Events.
  • Metrics.
  • Health checks.
  • Common troubleshooting scenarios.

Module 10 – Practical Workshop

  • Building a container image.
  • Deploying an application.
  • Configuring networking.
  • Storing application data.
  • Securing and troubleshooting the application.

Course Format

  • Interactive lectures.
  • Practical demonstrations.
  • Extensive hands-on exercises.
  • Real-world deployment scenarios.

Course Customization Options

The curriculum can be tailored to align with the specific technologies, development tools, and deployment environments utilized within your organization.

Requirements

Participants are expected to have:

  • Basic proficiency in Linux command-line operations.
  • A general understanding of software development or system administration principles.
  • Foundational knowledge of networking concepts.
  • No prior experience with OpenShift is necessary.
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