Docker on Amazon Web Services | 17. Elastic Kubernetes Service

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Channel: Packt · 2018 · Science & Technology

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This is the “Code in Action” video for chapter 17 of Docker on Amazon Web Services by Justin Menga, published by Packt. It includes the following topics:

00:15 Getting started with Kubernetes
00:50 Creating a pod
02:55 Creating a deployment
04:33 Creating a service
05:48 Exposing a service
06:19 Adding volumes to your pods
07:24 Adding init containers to your pods
08:45 Creating persistent storage
10:14 Creating a database service
13:09 Creating and consuming secrets
14:08 Consuming secrets for the database service
16:13 Consuming secrets for the application
17:23 Running jobs
19:15 Installing client components
19:46 Creating cluster resources
23:24 Configuring kubectl for EKS
25:49 Creating worker nodes
28:06 Joining worker nodes to your EKS cluster
29:44 Deploying the Kubernetes dashboard
33:51 Configuring support for persistent volumes using AWS EBS
35:31 Configuring support for AWS Elastic Load Balancers
36:08 Deploying the sample application
36:15 Creating secrets
36:22 Deploying the database service
37:27 Deploying the application service
38:39 Tearing down down the sample application

Docker is the modern standard for building, testing, distributing and deploying cloud native applications, whilst AWS is the world’s leading public cloud provider. Together these technologies provide you with a powerful platform to deliver your container  

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