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Course Overview
GitOps is an operational model that allows developers to accelerate the delivery of cloud-native applications that run on Kubernetes. In this course, you’ll learn the essential principles behind GitOps and how to apply the operational model to modern cloud-native systems. The course provides a detailed description of the relationship between GitOps and technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, and Helm. You’ll gain hands-on experience managing containerized workloads that run on Kubernetes using Flux. Addition...
What You'll Learn
An in-depth understanding of GitOps and its application to operations of cloud-native systems
A working knowledge of GitOps and an understanding of its underlying concepts
Familiarity with the core components of Docker, Kubernetes, and Helm
An in-depth understanding of Flux for managing cloud-native applications
Hands-on experience with Flagger for executing progressive delivery strategies
What You'll Learn
An in-depth understanding of GitOps and its application to operations of cloud-native systems
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Course Content
Introduction to GitOps
GitOps Principles
Architecting GitOps-based Systems
Project I: Hands-on GitOps
Project
GitOps in Practice
Project II: Use GitOps with Flux
Project
Continuous Delivery with GitOps
Assessment
Using Flux with Helm
Advanced Deployment Models with Flagger
3 Lessons
Wrapping up
1 Lesson
Appendix
1 Lesson
Course Author
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Evan Dunbar
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Carlos Matias La Borde
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Souvik Kundu
Front-end Developer
Vinay Krishnaiah
Software Developer
Eric Downs
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Kenan Eyvazov
DevOps Engineer
Souvik Kundu
Front-end Developer
Eric Downs
Musician/Entrepeneur
Anthony Walker
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Emma Bostian 🐞
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