Course Outline

Introduction

Overview of VMware PKS Features and Architecture for Government

  • Integration with Kubernetes (K8S)
  • The PKS API, deployment, monitoring, and self-service capabilities

Installing PKS Components and Tools

  • Creating a centralized management virtual machine
  • Command-line tools for government use

Configuring NSX-T Networking

  • Network deployment topologies supported by PKS for government operations
  • Setting up NSX-T components for secure and efficient network management

Deploying with Ops Manager and BOSH

  • vSphere Datastore configuration for government environments
  • Defining networks to deploy PKS Management VMs in accordance with public sector standards

Setting up the PKS Control Plane

  • Provisioning and managing K8S clusters using the frontend API for streamlined governance
  • Applying NSX-T configurations to enhance security and performance

Using K8S Cluster as an Operator

  • PKS/K8S cluster deployment processes for government agencies
  • Application deployment in a secure and compliant manner
  • Decommissioning K8S clusters with proper governance and accountability

Integrating with VMWare Harbor

  • Harbor configurations tailored for government use
  • Harbor VM deployment to support application lifecycle management

Maintaining and Monitoring PKS for Operators in Government

  • Logging components to ensure compliance and audit readiness
  • Infrastructure monitoring using vROps for continuous oversight
  • Application monitoring using Wavefront to maintain performance and security

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • An understanding of Kubernetes for government use
  • Experience with cloud computing concepts for government applications

Audience

  • System administrators in the public sector
  • System engineers for government agencies
  • Developers working on government projects
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