- Module 1: Introduction to Docker containers
- Evaluate whether Docker is an appropriate containerization platform for you
- Describe how the components of Docker containers support compute container implementations
- Module 2: Get acquainted with the Kubernetes open-source container-orchestration system for automating application deployment, scaling, and management.
- Describe how Kubernetes supports container orchestration
- Describe the difference between control planes and nodes
- Evaluate whether Kubernetes is an appropriate orchestration platform for a given workload
- Module 3: Get acquainted with the Azure Kubernetes open-source container-orchestration system for automating application deployment, scaling, and management.
- Evaluate whether Azure Kubernetes Service is an appropriate Kubernetes orchestration platform for you
- Describe how the components of Azure Kubernetes Service work to support compute container orchestration
- Module 4: Explore how to create and deploy a containerized application by using Azure Kubernetes Service declarative manifest files.
- Create and set up an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster.
- Deploy Kubernetes workloads by using deployment YAML files.
- Expose Kubernetes workloads by using services and ingress.
- Module 5: Explore strategies that you can use on Azure to optimize your cloud-native application-development process by using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
- Optimize costs on AKS by using zero-scaled node pools
- Optimize costs on AKS by using autoscaled spot node pools
- Manage costs with Azure Policy on AKS
- Module 6: Helm is an application package manager for Kubernetes that you use to standardize and simplify the deployment of cloud-native applications on Kubernetes. Here you'll see how to install third-party packages called Helm charts and how to create and install Helm charts for the workloads your teams develop.
- Describe the benefits of using HELM as a Kubernetes package manager
- Create a HELM chart for a cloud-native application
- Manage a cloud-native application release using Helm
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