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Before diving into the hands-on exercise, let’s quickly review useful prerequisites to help you get the most out of the course.
Hart Hoover
Senior Field Engineer at Kong
Hart Hoover is a Senior Field Engineer at Kong. His expertise lies in technical training, consulting, community building, Linux-based operating systems, computing automation, and cloud application architecture.
Welcome to KubeAcademy. I'm Hart Hoover and I lead the Kubernetes Instructor Team at VMware.
Today, we're going to be going through some Cloud Native Basics in a practical lab scenario. If you haven't watched our Containers 101 course or the Kubernetes in Depth course, it might be a good idea to check those out first before proceeding. The goal here is to take what you've learned so far and apply it to a real world environment.
There are two parts in this scenario. The first part, we will build a container image from a Dockerfile, test that image by running it as a Container, and then pushing that Container image to a Container registry. After that, we'll deploy the same Container to a Kubernetes cluster using deployment and service objects, and finally access it remotely. Let's get started.
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