Intro to KubExperience

Intro to KubExperience

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In this webinar, we’ll provide a high-level overview of Kubernetes key platform and components, in order to enable software engineers to adopt the new Cloud Native Operating System.

A decade ago, the debate was between windows and Linux, nowadays there is a consensus that Kubernetes is the new OS, which means developers must be familiar with it.

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// From Docker to Containers @ Scale We will look at Microservices from the developer’s point of view. See how operations principles are adopted by developers and vice versa, how “12factor app” principles have become the foundation for polyglotism in software and cloud which amplified the utilization of distributed systems.

We will cover Microservices principles which serve as a contract in the form of infrastructure as code using Docker, Docker Compose, and End with planning to scale over Kubernetes.

// Running Your Workload on Kubernetes After understanding Kubernetes Key Concepts we will focus on routine operations such as creating and destroying workloads, understanding key concepts such as service and ingress, and finally planning application scope deployments while being able to manage each microservice separately utilizing Helm, Kustomize, and other optional tools in the process.

We aim to give participants a good overall understanding and hands-on practice of how Kubernetes operates, and how developers can utilize Kubernetes using cloud-native tooling.

** Webinar host ** Haggai Philip Zagury Haggai has over 4 years of experience working with microservices on Kubernetes, utilizing EKS, GKE, Onprem, and Development environments. The integration of various controllers and operators to get the job done, designing, and implementing CI & CD processes over the new Operating System of the cloud.

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