Continuous Deployments using Spinnaker on AWS and Kubernetes

Continuous Deployments using Spinnaker on AWS and Kubernetes, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 48 lectures, based on 1961 reviews, and has 9622 subscribers.

You will learn about Be able to use Spinnaker To get familiar with a Continuous Deployment ecosystem To setup a Continuous Deployment platform and integrate it with Jenkins / AWS / Kubernetes To create pipelines in Spinnaker to deploy on AWS or Kubernetes To be able to use Spinnaker in an enterprise environment This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn about immutable infrastructure, deployment pipelines and cluster management It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn about immutable infrastructure, deployment pipelines and cluster management.

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Summary

Title: Continuous Deployments using Spinnaker on AWS and Kubernetes

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: €22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Be able to use Spinnaker
To get familiar with a Continuous Deployment ecosystem
To setup a Continuous Deployment platform and integrate it with Jenkins / AWS / Kubernetes
To create pipelines in Spinnaker to deploy on AWS or Kubernetes
To be able to use Spinnaker in an enterprise environment

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn about immutable infrastructure, deployment pipelines and cluster management

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn about immutable infrastructure, deployment pipelines and cluster management

Deploy your software just like the big tech companies. Spinnaker is a multi-cloud Continuous Delivery platform that enables you to release your software often, with high confidence.

Spinnaker is open sourced by Netflix and is now used by small and big tech companies to release their software on the cloud. Google is also a major contributor to Spinnaker.

If you are looking how to deploy your software to AWS, or Kubernetes, then this course is for you. In this course we explain step-by-step how to:

Setup Spinnaker locally, or using any virtual machine in the cloud
Deploy your software on AWS using deployments pipelines in Spinnaker
Integrate Spinnaker with Jenkins
Deploy software using Spinnaker on Kubernetes (using the kubernetes v2 provider)

You can deploy Spinnaker on DigitalOcean as shown in the course. You can also deploy spinnaker on any other Cloud Provider or with a local VM (a vagrantfile is also provided to help you with this). The current requirements of spinnaker are 18 GB RAM, A 4 core CPU, Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 or 18.04 (Ubuntu 20.04 is not yet supported at the time of writing). The course has demos showing you the installation process of Spinnaker on a Ubuntu droplet (DigitalOcean), but any other ubuntu-compatible VM can be used to do the installation.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: Support and Downloads

Lecture 3: Procedure document

Chapter 2: Introduction to Spinnaker

Lecture 1: What is Spinnaker and history

Lecture 2: Why should I use it

Lecture 3: Installation

Lecture 4: Installation – Demo on DigitalOcean

Lecture 5: Installation – Demo Locally With Vagrant

Lecture 6: Spinnaker Concepts

Lecture 7: Terminology

Lecture 8: Providers

Lecture 9: Deployment Strategies

Lecture 10: Pipelines

Chapter 3: Deploy to AWS

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: AWS Concepts

Lecture 3: AWS Provider – Intro

Lecture 4: AWS Provider – Create VPC

Lecture 5: AWS Provider – EC2 IAM Roles

Lecture 6: AWS Provider – Create Key Pair

Lecture 7: AWS Provider – S3

Lecture 8: AWS Provider – Access Keys

Lecture 9: AWS Provider – Adding Account To Spinnaker

Lecture 10: Immutable infrastructure

Lecture 11: Pipeline using AWS

Chapter 4: Spinnaker with Jenkins

Lecture 1: Jenkins Overview

Lecture 2: Installing Jenkins

Lecture 3: Integrating Jenkins

Lecture 4: Packaging app in Jenkins and Deploying using Spinnaker

Lecture 5: Baking custom AMI's

Chapter 5: Building Pipelines

Lecture 1: Stage Types (Part I)

Lecture 2: Stage Types (Part II)

Lecture 3: Manual decisions and rollbacks (part I)

Lecture 4: Manual decisions and rollbacks (part II)

Lecture 5: Notifications

Lecture 6: Kayenta: Automated Canary Analysis from Google and Netflix (Coming Soon)

Chapter 6: Deploy to Kubernetes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Containers

Lecture 2: Introduction to Docker

Lecture 3: What is Kubernetes

Lecture 4: Deploy to Kubernetes

Lecture 5: Installing Kubernetes

Lecture 6: Demo – Kubernetes Installation

Lecture 7: Kubernetes v2 Provider

Lecture 8: Demo: Kubernetes v2 provider (part I)

Lecture 9: Demo: Kubernetes v2 provider (part II)

Lecture 10: Demo: Kubernetes v2 with github trigger

Lecture 11: Demo: Kubernetes v2 with docker Hub trigger

Chapter 7: Congratulations

Lecture 1: Congratulations and further reading

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Edward Viaene
DevOps & Cloud Specialist
Jorn Jambers
Co-Founder in4it

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 26 votes
2 stars: 49 votes
3 stars: 240 votes
4 stars: 756 votes
5 stars: 891 votes

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