Course Outline
- Declarative Resource Governance
Implement and revise application deployments through parameterized resource manifests tailored to distinct operational environments.
- Deployment of Packaged Applications
Execute the rollout and subsequent updates of applications utilizing resource manifests specifically curated for secure distribution and standardized sharing.
- Identity and Access Control
Establish secure authentication protocols utilizing the HTPasswd identity provider and rigorously assign access roles to designated users and organizational groups.
- Network Security Controls
Safeguard data transit for all network traffic between internal cluster components and external interfaces to ensure data integrity for government applications.
- Exposure of Non-HTTP/SNI Services
Facilitate external accessibility for applications that do not utilize HTTP/SNI protocols, bypassing the requirement for an Ingress controller while maintaining operational visibility.
- Enabling Secure Self-Service Models
Configure cluster environments to support safe, autonomous user operations for multi-team development, or enforce strict operational controls to prevent self-service where centralized provisioning by staff is mandated for government compliance.
- Kubernetes Operator Management
Oversee the installation and lifecycle updates of Operators governed by the Operator Lifecycle Manager and the Cluster Version Operator to ensure system stability.
- Application Security Hardening
Manage the execution of applications that necessitate elevated privileges or specialized permissions from the host Operating System or the Kubernetes runtime, ensuring controlled access.
- OpenShift Platform Updates
Execute cluster-wide updates for OpenShift while implementing strategies to minimize operational disruption to active, mission-critical applications.
Requirements
- Completion of Red Hat OpenShift Administration I: Operating a Production Cluster (DO180v4.14), or possession of equivalent proficiency in deploying and managing Kubernetes applications via the OpenShift web console and command-line interfaces.
- Advanced experience in Linux System Administration is not a prerequisite. However, candidates must possess foundational skills in operating a Bash shell, managing files and processes, and verifying system configurations, including network address validation.
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