Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
3 Hour(s) 18 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Edward Viaene
Rating
Course Overview
Covering Authentication, Authorization, Logging, Helm, Deploying with Spinnaker, Prometheus, Scheduling and more
Kubernetes Advanced Usage is the second Kubernetes course in the "Learn DevOps: Kubernetes" series. If you don't have basic Kubernetes experience, make sure you follow first the course "Learn DevOps: The Complete Kubernetes Course".
This course covers:
- Logging using ElasticSearch, Kibana, Fluentd, and LogTrail
- Authentication using Auth0
- Authorization using RBAC
- Packaging using Helm
- Deploying on Kubernetes using Spinnaker
- Batch and Scheduling using Jobs and CronJobs
- Microservices on Kubernetes using Linkerd
- Federation using kubefed
- Monitoring using Prometheus
This course assumes you can setup your own cluster using Minikube or Kops. If you are looking for a course how to setup your first Kubernetes Cluster, take first the "Learn DevOps: The Complete Kubernetes Course"
Course Content
- 12 section(s)
- 34 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Centralized Logging
- Section 3 Authentication
- Section 4 Authorization
- Section 5 Package management
- Section 6 The Job Resource
- Section 7 Scheduling
- Section 8 Deploying on Kubernetes with Spinnaker
- Section 9 Linkerd
- Section 10 Federation
- Section 11 Monitoring
- Section 12 Bonus Lecture
What You’ll Learn
- Use enterprise features within kubernetes, Set up kubernetes authentication/authorization, Do automated deploys on kubernetes using Spinnaker, Use centralized logging on Kubernetes using ElasticSearch, Kibana, Fluentd, and LogTrail, Monitor Kubernetes and applications on Kubernetes with Prometheus, Proxy Microservices with Linkerd
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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SSaurav Choudhary
Too old, many tools discussed here are old and deprecated in 2025
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JJohn Ejike-Nwogu
Lot of good information in this lecture, but it seemed more rushed than the basics. Overall I still really liked this course and will keep an eye out for more from this lecturer.
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JJason Epstein
Really good content, but most of the demos were very difficult to get working in my own environment. Sometimes critical steps were omitted, and other times out-of-date versions were used in the demos. If you intend to only watch the videos to understand the various aspects of Kubernetes, but you don't plan to try to implement them yourself, this is an excellent course.
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AAlfredo Ramirez
All the content in this course is very relevant, but in 2019 looks like this one here needs some revamping, but still, very useful for people who's working with Kubernetes on a daily basis.
