FluxCD 101 with Hands-On Labs

FluxCD 101 with Hands-On Labs, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 66 lectures, based on 101 reviews, and has 841 subscribers.

You will learn about Overview of GitOps vs DevOps Overview of FluxCD and its architecture Install and configure FluxCD Deploy apps using GitOps methodology Automate Deployments via Image Tags Container Sigining & Verfication Secret Encryption & Decryption Alerts, Monitoring & User Interface Understand OCI Artifacts & Registry This course is ideal for individuals who are Cluster Operators or Developers & Architects or DevOps & SRE Engineers or Anyone who wants to automate application deployment It is particularly useful for Cluster Operators or Developers & Architects or DevOps & SRE Engineers or Anyone who wants to automate application deployment.

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Summary

Title: FluxCD 101 with Hands-On Labs

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: ₹999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Overview of GitOps vs DevOps
Overview of FluxCD and its architecture
Install and configure FluxCD
Deploy apps using GitOps methodology
Automate Deployments via Image Tags
Container Sigining & Verfication
Secret Encryption & Decryption
Alerts, Monitoring & User Interface
Understand OCI Artifacts & Registry

Who Should Attend

Cluster Operators
Developers & Architects
DevOps & SRE Engineers
Anyone who wants to automate application deployment

Target Audiences

Cluster Operators
Developers & Architects
DevOps & SRE Engineers
Anyone who wants to automate application deployment

GitOps is a framework where the entire code delivery process is controlled via the Git repository. GitOps operators such as Flux can automatically pull the desired state from Git and apply them to Kubernetes targets.

Some of the Flux’s features are,

Flux provides GitOps for both applications and infrastructure
Just push to Git and Flux does the rest
Flux is designed with security in mind and provides ways to encrypt/decrypt secrets
Flux can work with all common Kubernetes tooling like Kustomize, Helm, RBAC, and OPA policies
Flux can send alerts and notifications to 3rd party products

I will present every topic in a simple, visual, and easy way.

we will first understand the topic by going through animated slides
we will do practical demos for every topic
we provide a GitHub repository and downloadable material with manifests and source code
we provide hands-on exercises using OOTB Lab Environments

What’s covered in this course?

Source Controller
Kustomize Controller
Helm Controller
Notification Controller
Image Reflector Controller
Image Automation Controller
Monitoring and User Interfaces
Hands-on Labs

I strongly believe in learning by doing. Please explore and spend time on the interactive labs which open up in your browser to give you a hands-on environment to practice what you have learned.

Note –

Auto-generated English Captions are available in all course videos

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: GitOps Overview

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: GitOps Introduction

Lecture 3: GitOps Principles

Lecture 4: GitOps vs DevOps

Chapter 2: Flux Overview

Lecture 1: What/Why/How FluxCD

Lecture 2: FluxCD Concepts & Terminology

Lecture 3: FluxCD Features

Lecture 4: FluxCD Architecture Part1

Lecture 5: FluxCD Architecture Part2

Lecture 6: FluxCD Installation Options

Lecture 7: DEMO – FluxCD Installation

Lecture 8: Lab Environment for Hands-On Excercises

Lecture 9: NOTE – Lab Environment for Hands-On Excercises

Lecture 10: LAB 1 – Setup FluxCD Server and CLI

Chapter 3: Source and Kustomize Controller

Lecture 1: Source Controller

Lecture 2: DEMO – Source Controller – Git – Manifest in Flux Repo

Lecture 3: LAB 2 – Deploy Application Manifest – Flux Repo

Lecture 4: Kustomize Controller

Lecture 5: DEMO – Kustomize Controller – Plain YAML Manifests in Different Repo

Lecture 6: DEMO – Kustomize Controller – Kustomize Overlay

Lecture 7: LAB 3 – Deploy Application Manifest – External Git Repo

Lecture 8: Source Controller – S3 Bucket

Lecture 9: DEMO – Source Controller – S3 Bucket

Lecture 10: LAB 4 – Deploy Application Manifest from a S3 Repo

Chapter 4: Helm Controller and OCI Registry

Lecture 1: HELM Controller

Lecture 2: DEMO – HELM Controller – with Git as Source

Lecture 3: DEMO – HELM Controller – with Helm Repository as Source

Lecture 4: LAB 5 – Deploy Helm Charts from a Helm Repository

Lecture 5: What are OCI Artifacts?

Lecture 6: Source Controller – OCI Repository

Lecture 7: DEMO – Push Kubernetes Manifest to OCI Registry

Lecture 8: DEMO – Push Helm Chart to OCI Registry

Lecture 9: DEMO – Setting up the MySQL Database

Lecture 10: DEMO – Flux Pull and Deploy from OCI Registry

Lecture 11: LAB 6 – Deploy Helm Charts from a OCI Repository

Chapter 5: Image Automation Controller

Lecture 1: Image Automation Controller

Lecture 2: DEMO – Install Image Automation Controller

Lecture 3: DEMO – Initialize DockerHub

Lecture 4: DEMO – Image Automation Controller – Repository

Lecture 5: LAB 7 – Flux Image Controller – Repository

Lecture 6: DEMO – Image Automation Controller – Policy

Lecture 7: LAB 8 – Flux Image Controller – Policy

Lecture 8: DEMO – Image Automation Controller – Update

Lecture 9: LAB 9 – Flux Image Controller – Update

Chapter 6: Secret Management & Sign Verification

Lecture 1: Bitnami Sealed Secrets

Lecture 2: DEMO – Setup Bitnami Sealed

Lecture 3: DEMO – Encrypt/Decrypt Secret using Bitnami Sealed Secrets

Lecture 4: LAB 10 – Encryption via Bitnami Sealed Secrets

Lecture 5: Mozilla SOPS

Lecture 6: DEMO – Mozilla SOPS – Admin

Lecture 7: DEMO – Mozilla SOPS – Developer

Lecture 8: LAB 11 – Encryption via Mozilla SOPS

Lecture 9: Cosign + OCI Artifacts

Lecture 10: DEMO – Install Cosign

Lecture 11: DEMO – Cosign + OCI Artifacts

Lecture 12: LAB 12 – OCI Artifact Cosign Verfication

Chapter 7: Notification Controller

Lecture 1: Webhook Receiver

Lecture 2: DEMO – Webhook Receiver

Lecture 3: Alerts & Providers

Lecture 4: DEMO – Alerts & Providers

Chapter 8: Monitoring & User Interface

Lecture 1: Flux Monitoring

Lecture 2: DEMO – Install Kube Prometheus Stack

Lecture 3: DEMO – Monitor Flux using Prometheus Grafana

Lecture 4: LAB 13 – Monitor Flux using Prometheus Grafana

Lecture 5: DEMO – Flux User Interface

Lecture 6: LAB 14 – Flux User Interface

Instructors

Siddharth Barahalikar
Trainer – MuleSoft | Kubernetes | DevSecOps

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2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 29 votes
5 stars: 59 votes

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