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Lab 1

Build your first Kubernetes Cluster


Lab 1
Build your first Kubernetes Cluster
Objectives
• Review K8s application terminology
• Answer a series of initial challenge questions in the
lab to ensure the user has mastered the Kubernetes
terminology
• Use real keyboard commands to build an actual
Kubernetes application
Pre-work requirements
For all
• Blog for Lab 1
• Kubernetes introduction slides
• Intro to Kubernetes
• Lab Series Overview slides
For advanced users
• Kasten K10 documentation
• Free Kasten K10 download

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Lab 1 – Part 1
Key Terminology Review

Terminology
K8s desired state – API Namespace
• High level overview of Kubernetes • Divides your cluster
Control Plane Volume
• The backbone of Kubernetes • A directory which is accessible
Pod to Pods Job
• The smallest deployable object in • Creates one or more Pods &
the Kubernetes object model retries execution of the Pods until
a specified number of them
Replica Set successfully terminate.
• Manages the number of running Pod replicas DaemonSet
Deployment • Runs a Pod on all (or some) Nodes
• Manages Pods and ReplicaSets StatefulSet
Service • Used to manage stateful applications.
• Abstracts a set of Pods

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Lab 1 – Part 2
Hands on

Objectives
• This section will cover Kubernetes commands
needed to set up a Kubernetes cluster, a very basic
and necessary step in the Kubernetes journey.
What you will learn - commands needed to:
• Ready your server
• Set up the cluster
• Ensure Kubernetes is running in the cluster
• Join nodes
• Set a Kubernetes add-on for
networking features and policy
• Run a demo microservices app
on the cluster you created

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Lab 1 – Hands on Summary

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Thank You

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