Preview 03:05 Code for the course 00:28 Support for Apple M1 users 00:30 Preview 09:34 Preview 02:49 Extra note for Linux Users 00:18 If you already have Docker installed… 01:41 Preview 07:16 Preview 03:34 Preview 06:42 Preview 02:46 Attention Apple M1 Users! 00:59 Preview 12:44 Preview 09:13 Writing a Pod 05:06 Running a Pod 10:54 Important note for Docker Desktop and Driver Users 00:52 Services 07:31 NodePort and ClusterIP 12:09 Pod Selection with Labels 15:02 Exercise: Deploy ActiveMQ as a Pod and Service 10:04 ReplicaSets 10:44 Writing a ReplicaSet 10:05 Applying a ReplicaSet to Kubernetes 10:54 Deployments Overview 12:08 Managing Rollouts 12:24 Networking Overview in Kubernetes 08:18 Namespaces - kube-system 09:34 Note for M1 Architectures 00:04 Accessing MySQL from a Pod 07:15 Cygwin extra - fixing the terminal with winpty 04:52 Service Discovery 07:27 Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN) 03:27 WARNING - possible resource problems! 00:50 An Introduction to Microservices 15:18 Introduction to Microservices Part 2 10:40 Deploying the Queue 12:38 Deploying the Position Simulator 07:56 Inspecting Pod Logs 05:40 Deploying the Position Tracker 11:07 Deploying the API Gateway 04:49 Deploying the Webapp 06:40 Persistence 12:00 Upgrading to a Mongo Pod 13:48 Mongo Service 06:22 Expanding the Minikube VM 02:50 Volume Mounts 09:26 Volumes 14:25 PersistentVolumeClaims 16:26 StorageClasses and Binding 09:24 Warning 00:34 Getting started with AWS 10:58 Managing a Cluster in the Cloud 09:12 EKS vs Kops - Which to Choose? 09:39 Pricing Differences - EKS vs Kops (prices correct mid 2020) 08:18 Choose Your Own Adventure! 00:24 This Section is for Kops! 00:10 Introducing Kops - Kubernetes Operations 10:15 Installing the Kops Environment - 2021 Update 18:39 Configuring your first cluster 20:04 Running the Cluster 14:03 This section is for EKS 00:07 Getting started with EKS 13:12 Install eksctl and AWS CLI 06:05 Configure the AWS credentials 13:24 Install kubectl 04:28 Start the cluster 04:29 This section is for both EKS and Kops 00:15 Provisioning SSD drives with a StorageClass 12:51 Warning - problems with AWS LoadBalancers 00:46 Note for Kops users 00:44 Deploying the Fleetman Workload to Kubernetes 13:17 Setting up a real Domain Name 04:02 Surviving Node Failure 10:09 Replicating Pods in Kubernetes 11:03 Deleting the Cluster 10:28 Preview 05:34 How to delete your EKS cluster 07:06 One last cluster deletion step 01:01 Preview 00:31 Introducing the ELK / ElasticStack 15:39 Installing the Stack to Kubernetes 16:06 Kibana - first look 09:01 Setting Filters and Refreshes 05:01 Preview 05:14 Kibana Dashboards 15:25 Monitoring a Cluster (2020 update) 05:31 Installing the kube-prometheus-stack 15:16 Use the “Classic UI” in the next video 00:07 Using the Prometheus UI 17:19 Introducing Grafana 21:52 (optional) How to Use NodePorts on a Cluster 17:29 Introducing Alerts - 2020 Update 11:46 Preparing a Slack Channel 10:15 Configuring the AlertManager 15:17 Troubleshoot the alertmanager.yaml config 16:40 Dealing with Firing Alerts 16:32 The AlertManager UI and how to Silence Alerts 09:24 How to handle the Watchdog 14:31 Using PagerDuty 17:11 Case Study 00:21 Case Study: Troubleshooting a “Delinquent” node 13:02 What happens if the Master Node crashes? (Kops clusters only!) 10:34 Preview 02:40 Code / files for this section 00:06 Memory requests 20:40 CPU Requests 07:05 Memory and CPU Limits 14:49 Enabling the Metrics Server 14:25 Viewing Metrics on the Dashboard 16:42 Tuning Java Spring Boot Applications, Heap restriction 22:52 Setting reasonable Requests 07:42 Update: you will need to modify the yaml file in the next video 00:26 Introducing Replication and Autoscaling 30:59 Testing Autoscaling 07:29 Demo: why readiness probes are needed 12:01 Applying Liveness and Readiness Probes 08:56 Understanding the scheduler 15:37 QoS labels 04:58 Evictions 12:03 Pod Priorities 12:40 Creating a ConfigMap 07:33 Consuming a ConfigMap as Environment Variables 05:29 Do changes to a ConfigMap get propagated? 06:37 How to consume multiple environments variables with envFrom 03:32 Mounting ConfigMaps as Volumes 09:18 Creating Secrets 08:11 Using Secrets 08:06 Where have we already used ConfigMaps and Secrets? 09:39 (extra) Using Spring Cloud Kubernetes to Hot Reload ConfigMaps 00:11 Introducing Ingress 12:07 Defining Routing Rules 15:20 Adding Routes 04:04 Authentication 15:11 Running Ingress on AWS 14:06 Testing the Ingress Rules 08:57 (Extra) setting up HTTPS with TLS termination at the load balancer 00:09 Batch Jobs 22:26 Cron Jobs 09:24 DaemonSets 06:24 StatefulSets Overview 22:21 StatefulSets for Database Replication 09:57 Demo: Scaling out a Mongo Database 21:38 Introducing CI/CD 11:12 Establishing a GitHub organization 10:44 Setting up a Basic Jenkins System 15:07 Defining a Pipeline 18:10 Update - creating a Personal Access Token from Github 01:28 Another minor update! 00:26 Running a Multibranch Pipeline 05:18 Reviewing Builds 10:20 Organization Pipelines 09:32 Continuous Deployment into a Cluster 16:17 Getting Started with Helm 09:21 How do I Install a Helm Chart 14:37 How to Find Helm Charts 10:48 Installing a Monitoring Stack with Helm 14:01 Working with Chart Values 16:14 Customising values.yaml 16:00 Avoiding Snowflake Clusters! 11:56 Using Helm Pull to Take Control of a Chart 16:51 Generating yaml with “Helm Template” 07:24 Why would you write your own Helm Charts? 10:06 Writing Go Templates for Helm 26:52 Helm Functions and Pipelines 14:19 Flow Control in a Helm Template 12:21 Named Templates 21:35 Inspecting a Professional Helm Chart 24:40