Containers Intermediate

Kubernetes Core Concepts: Part 5 - Workloads and Security

Most applications people first deploy to Kubernetes are servers that run until they crash or are intentionally shut down. In this course, you’ll learn the other types of workloads that Kubernetes is capable of running and security related concerns to apply to each.

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Lessons

Introduction

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Lesson 10: Additional Workloads

Kubernetes has the ability to run workloads other than long running services. In this lesson we show the various other workloads Kubernetes has available and examples of when and how you might use them.

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Lab 10: Additional Workloads

The other Kubernetes workloads shown in the previous lesson are put into practice in this lab. You will see how they behave differently than normal deployments.

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Lesson 11: Security

Security is a very broad, but important topic. In this lesson, we present an overview of various security considerations for access and applications deployed.

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Instructors

Ryan Schneider

Ryan Schneider is a lead technical trainer at VMware in the cloud native business. He has a passion for architecture and building great systems and is excited about the cloud native movement that the Kubernetes community is driving.

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Lee Xie

Lee Xie is a senior education engineer at VMware in the cloud native business who works on creating and delivering Kubernetes education.