Kubernetes: Provisioning with Kubeadm

Course details

Kubeadm is a tool to set up a minimum viable Kubernetes cluster without much complex configuration. In this course, cloud and software consultant Carlos Nunez presents a focused reference describing how to provision Kubernetes clusters using kubeadm. Find out what makes installing Kubernetes so challenging and review what you should have installed before you install Kubernetes. Step through the full process of deploying Kubernetes locally with kubeadm. Then wrap up with detailed directions on choosing a strategy, considering a managed Kubernetes offering, and considering using an enterprise Kubernetes distribution for provisioning highly compliant Kubernetes clusters.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Provisioning Kubernetes with kubeadm
02 - What you should know

1. Why Is Installing Kubernetes So Hard

03 - Kubernetes at a glance
04 - Challenges of provisioning Kubernetes clusters
05 - Simplifying Kubernetes provisioning with tools

2. Installing Prerequisites

06 - Installing Vagrant
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 Locally with Kubeadm

11 - What is kubeadm
12 - Creating the Kubernetes cluster VMs
13 - Downloading and installing the Kubernetes binaries
14 - Downloading the container runtime components
15 - Installing the container runtime components
16 - Configuring the container runtime
17 - Starting the container runtime
18 - Enable networking features
19 - Starting the control plane on the primary node
20 - Joining the worker node to the primary node
21 - Testing the cluster with an example app
22 - Cleaning up

Conclusion

23 - Wrapping up
24 - Choosing a strategy
25 - Consider a managed Kubernetes offering
26 - Consider an enterprise Kubernetes offering