In this module, we will revisit essential containerization concepts, including what containers are, how they function, and why they are crucial for modern application development. You will also gain hands-on experience with Docker, container networking, storage, and multi-container management.

In this module, we will break down the core concepts of Kubernetes, including its architecture, components, and key resources such as Pods and Namespaces. By the end, you will have a strong foundational understanding of Kubernetes and how it orchestrates containers efficiently.

In this module, we will get hands-on with Kubernetes by setting up a local cluster with Minikube and learning essential commands. You will create your first Pod and start managing workloads in Kubernetes.

In this module, we will explore Pod lifecycle management in Kubernetes. You will learn about critical concepts such as Init containers, probes for health checks, and lifecycle hooks to control application startup and shutdown behavior.

In this module, we will dive into Kubernetes Services, understanding how they enable network communication within a cluster. You will explore different service types and learn how to expose applications efficiently.

In this module, we will focus on Kubernetes Ingress, which provides external access to services. You will install an Ingress Controller, create an Ingress resource, and explore traffic routing strategies.

In this module, we will explore workload management in Kubernetes using ReplicaSets and Deployments. You will learn how to maintain high availability and execute controlled application rollouts.

In this module, we will focus on batch processing in Kubernetes using Job and CronJob resources. You will learn how to run one-time and scheduled workloads efficiently.

In this module, we will cover how Kubernetes handles application configuration and sensitive data. You will explore ConfigMaps and Secrets, along with security best practices for managing credentials.

In this module, we will explore Kubernetes storage options, covering ephemeral and persistent volumes. You will gain hands-on experience working with PersistentVolumes and StatefulSets to manage stateful applications.

In this module, we will take Kubernetes to the cloud with AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). You will set up a production-ready cluster, deploy an application, configure load balancing, and learn how to clean up resources to optimize costs.