Fundamentals of deploying applications to Kubernetes
summary
Hands-on workshop shows deploying a Django blog plus a database to Kubernetes running on an OpenShift cluster using kubectl apply and related commands. Demonstrates pods, ReplicaSets, Services, Ingress, Secrets, PersistentVolumeClaims, scaling replicas (2 → 3 → back to 2), exec/logs/rollout status, and linking the front end to the DB and persistent image storage. Live lab environment is provided (no laptop installs), resources are YAML files stored on disk and applied to the cluster, and the demo runs end-to-end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 6:33Running a Single Container
- 12:58Dry Run
- 14:02Deploying Apps
- 16:14Resource Files
- 34:10Sidecar Containers
- 35:44Aggregated Logging
- 36:15Logging
- 37:40Service Resource
- 42:07Environment Variables
- 45:44Persistent Storage
- 52:51Group Photo
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