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Course Outline

  • Introduction
  • Overview of Linux container technology
  • Review of core Kubernetes concepts
  • Applications utilizing microservice architectures
  • Key Principles of the 12-Factor App Methodology
  • Foundational Patterns: Distributed Primitives, Predictable Demands, Dynamic Placement, Declarative Deployment, Observable Interior, and Life Cycle Conformance.
  • Behavioral Patterns: Batch Jobs, Scheduled Jobs, Daemon Services, Singleton Services, and Self Awareness.
  • Structural Patterns: Sidecar, Initializer, Ambassador, and Adapter.
  • Configuration Patterns: Environment Variable Configuration, Configuration Resources, Configuration Templates, and Immutable Configuration.
  • Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • Demonstrated proficiency in utilizing the Linux command-line interface, file system architecture, networking protocols, and bash scripting for operational efficiency within government environments.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of programming principles and established development methodologies to support robust technical solutions for government applications.
  • Working experience with Docker and Linux container technologies to facilitate scalable and secure deployment processes.
  • Foundational understanding of Kubernetes concepts to manage orchestration tasks effectively in alignment with public sector standards.
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