The following posts are meant to get a beginner started with the process of understanding Kubernetes. They include basic level information to start understanding the concepts of the Kubernetes service and include both theory and examples.
To follow along with the series, a Kubernetes cluster should be deployed and admin permissions are needed to perform many of the steps. If you wish to follow along with each of the posts, a cluster with cloud provider integration may be needed. In some cases we need a Load Balancer and elastic storage options.
If you would like to follow along, there is a github project corresponding to this guide to save from copying and pasting code snippets.
Setup a Kubernetes Cluster - Pick 1 Option
Using Kubernetes
1. Pods
2. Replica Sets
3. Deployments
4. Services and Labels
5. Endpoints
6. Service Publishing
7. Namespaces
8. Context
9. Ingress
10. DNS
11. ConfigMaps
12. Secrets
13. Persistent Volumes
14. Cloud Providers and Storage Classes
15. Stateful Sets
16. Role Based Access
17. Pod Backups
18. Helm Charts
19. Taints and Tolerations
20. DaemonSets
21. Network Policies
22. Pod Security Policies
23. Resource Requests and Limits
24. Pod Autoscaling
25. Liveness and Readiness Probes
26. Validating Admission Controllers
