Kubernetes: Provisioning with kind
1h 7mIntermediate2023-09-20
Authors
Carlos Nunez
Cloud and Software Consultant | Field Engineer at VMware
Course details
If you’re looking for a reliable tool to run local Kubernetes clusters using Docker container nodes, you’ll find that using kind is a great option. In this course, cloud and software consultant Carlos Nunez provides a focused reference describing how to provision Kubernetes clusters with kind. Explore the challenges of installing Kubernetes and its prerequisites: Vagrant, Docker, and kubectl, polishing your skills as you go. Along the way, Carlos shows you how to deploy Kubernetes in Docker using K3s, in the form of both single- and multinode clusters.
Skills covered
KubernetesDevOps ToolsDevOpsOpen SourceDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Provisioning Kubernetes with kind
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - Configuring AWS access
1. Why Is Installing Kubernetes So Hard
- 04 - Kubernetes at a glance
- 05 - Challenges of provisioning Kubernetes clusters
- 06 - Simplifying Kubernetes provisioning with tools
2. Installing Prerequisites
- 07 - Install Docker on a Mac with Docker Desktop
- 08 - Install Docker on Windows with Docker Desktop
- 09 - Install Docker on Linux
- 10 - Installing Kubectl
3. Deploying Kubernetes in Docker with Kind
- 11 - What is kind
- 12 - Installing kind
- 13 - Creating a single-node Kubernetes cluster with kind
- 14 - Creating a multi-node Kubernetes cluster with kind
- 15 - Cleaning up
Conclusion
- 16 - Wrapping up
- 17 - Choosing a strategy
- 18 - Consider a managed Kubernetes offering
- 19 - Consider an enterprise Kubernetes offering