Containers, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift Administration II Training

Learn to build and manage container images, administrate an OpenShift cluster, and troubleshoot applications running on Kubernetes

Containers, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift Administration II (DO285) helps you gain core knowledge in building and in configuring and managing Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform. This immersive and intensive, hands-on course shows you how to deploy applications to a local container engines and OpenShift clusters, manage the cluster on a day-to-day basis, and troubleshoot the deployment of containerized applications.

This course is based on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.10 and combines the content from Red Hat OpenShift I: Containers & Kubernetes (DO180) and Red Hat OpenShift Administration II: Operating a Production Kubernetes Cluster (DO280).

Become a Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA), or demonstrate equivalent Red Hat Enterprise Linux system administration experience

System and software architects interested in understanding features and functionality of an OpenShift cluster
System administrators who who are interested in the ongoing management of clusters and containerized applications
Cluster operators who are interested in managing access to cluster resources by users and applications
Site reliability engineers interested in the ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting of a cluster

Manage containers and container images.
Create custom container images.
Describe the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform cluster installation and update processes.
Troubleshoot application deployment issues.
Control access to projects using groups and role-based access control (RBAC).
Configure service and container networking.
Expose applications to clients external to the cluster using TLS encryption.
Configure network isolation between services and applications using network policies.
Configure application scheduling using labels and selectors.
Limit compute resource usage of applications with resource limits and quotas.
Install Kubernetes Operators with the web console.

Introduction to container technology: Describe how applications run in containers orchestrated by Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform.
Create containerized services: Provision a service using container technology.
Manage containers: Modify prebuilt container images to create and manage containerized services.
Manage container images: Manage the life cycle of a container image from creation to deletion.
Create custom container images: Design and code a Dockerfile to build a custom container image.
Deploy containerized applications on OpenShift: Use OpenShift Container Platform to deploy single container applications.
Deploy multicontainer applications: Deploy applications that are containerized using multiple container images.
Explore Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform: Describe the architecture of OpenShift Container Platform.
Verify the health of a cluster: Describe OpenShift installation methods and verify the health of a newly installed cluster.
Configure authentication and authorization: Configure authentication with the HTPasswd identity provider and assign roles to users and groups.
Configuring application security: Restrict permissions of applications using security context constraints and protect access credentials using secrets.
Configure OpenShift networking for applications: Troubleshoot OpenShift software-defined networking (SDN) and configure network policies.
Control pod scheduling: Control the nodes on which a pod runs.
Scale an OpenShift cluster: Control the size of an OpenShift cluster.
Describe cluster updates: Describe how to perform a cluster update.
Manage a cluster with the web console: Use the web console to manage a Red Hat OpenShift cluster.
Execute a comprehensive review: Verify, manage, and troubleshoot an OpenShift cluster for enterprise use.

It is very difficult to become a good Kubernetes Administrator without any Linux knowledge, but if you know the basics of Linux, it will be easier for you to learn Kubernetes. You only need a score of 66% or higher to pass the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Exam; This score is not difficult if you've practiced and prepared by attending one of our Kubernetes trainings.

Kubernetes is an open-source framework for managing containerized workloads and services that allows for declarative configuration as well as automation. It has a large and rapidly growing ecosystem and Kubernetes services, support, and tools are widely available. Kubernetes project became open-source in 2014 thanks to Google. Kubernetes with Docker has consolidated practices from the community and Google's knowledge of operating production loads at scale with the best ideas.

Docker is a container management system similar to Kubernetes. Docker is fundamentally incorporated into the Docker community and focuses on Docker file clustering. Docker and Kubernetes differ in that, Docker is intended to operate on a single node, while Kubernetes is intended to run in a cluster. Another distinction between Kubernetes and Docker is that Docker can be used without Kubernetes, while Kubernetes requires the use of a container runtime in order to orchestrate.

Kubernetes is a Docker container orchestration framework that is open source. It manages workload scheduling on compute cluster nodes and carries out these tasks to maintain that their state corresponds to the clients' stated intentions. Kubernetes Docker is very popular in virtualization and is used by many companies such as Google, Slack, Robinhood, Shopify, Udemy, Delivery Hero, and StackShare.

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06 October 2022