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EKS Fargate Cluster with AWS Console and CLI: Manual Creation From the Docs
November 19, 2021
We'll walk through creating an EKS cluster with the AWS Console and CLI. We'll create a EKS powered by Fargate.
Creating the EKS Cluster this way really helps to learn about the underlying components required to make an EKS Cluster. It helps with...
27:35
EKS Fargate Cluster with eksctl
November 18, 2021
We'll walk through creating an EKS cluster with the eksctl tool. We'll create a EKS powered by Fargate.
To help learn about the eksctl tool and we'll explore and review what gets created:
CloudFormation Stacks
VPC Network
EKS Cluster
Links:
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14:04
Terraspace Google VM with google_compute_instance Terraform Resource
November 16, 2021
We'll build a Compute Instance or VM with the google_compute_instance resource.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/terraspace-google-vm
6:21
Terraspace Google CloudSQL Database with google_sql_database_instance Terraform Resource
November 16, 2021
We'll build a Google CloudSQL Database. The default in the video is PostgreSQL and can be changed with a tfvar variable.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/terraspace-google-cloudsql
3:57
Terraspace GKE Cluster with the Terraform Registry Module
November 16, 2021
We'll build a GKE cluster with the popular Terraform Registry Module written by Google.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/terraspace-google-gke-registry
terraform-google-modules/kubernetes-engine
15:43
Terraspace GKE Cluster with the google_container_cluster Terraform Resource
November 15, 2021
We'll build a GKE cluster with the terraform google_container_cluster resource method.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/terraspace-google-gke-hashicorp-guide
Terraform Docs google_container_cluster
boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples
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Kaniko Getting Started Tutorial Demo
November 15, 2021
Shows you how to use kaniko to build docker images in a Kubernetes cluster.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kaniko-tutorial-demo
GitHub: GoogleContainerTools/kaniko tutorial.md
13:01
Jenkins Credentials Introduction
November 12, 2021
We'll show you to create a use Jenkins Credentials. We'll demonstrate 2 credential kinds.
SSH Private Key
Secret File
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/jenkins-credentials
5:36
Jenkins Test Multibranch Pipeline
November 12, 2021
Will create a simple Multibranch Jenkins Test Pipeline.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/jenkins-pipeline
6:46
Jenkins Test Pipeline - Confirm Kubernetes Plugin Cloud Setup Right
November 12, 2021
Will create a simple Jenkins Test Pipeline. This confirms that the Kubernetes Cloud Plugin is setup properly.
Links:
Jenkins Pipeline Syntax Docs
GitHub: boltops-learn/jenkins-pipeline
4:15
Jenkins Kubernetes Plugin Configure Cloud
November 12, 2021
We'll configure the Kubernetes Plugin to use the GKE cluster as the Cloud. So pods will be used as the slave agent.
2:52
GKE Ingress External HTTPS Load Balancer and pre-shared Google SSL Cert Kubernetes Example
November 2, 2021
Shows you how to setup a GKE Ingress External HTTPS Load Balancer and pre-shared Google SSL Cert Kubernetes Example. Using plain Kubernetes YAML files to create resources in this video.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubes-examples elb7-https-pr...
11:53
GKE Ingress HTTPS Internal Load Balancer Kubernetes Example
November 2, 2021
Shows you how to setup a GKE Ingress HTTPS Internal Load Balancer with plain Kubernetes YAML files
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples google/ilb-https-pre-shared
Google Kubernetes Internal Load Balancer Ingress Docs
14:06
Kubes GKE Ingress HTTPS Internal Load Balancer with Automated SSL Rotation
October 21, 2021
Shows you how to create an Google Internal Load Balancer on GKE with the Ingress Resource. Will also show you how to automated rotate the ssl cert. This reduces maintenance overhead.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubes-examples google/ilb4-ssl-...
20:06
GKE Ingress HTTPS External Load Balancer with Secret Resource (Manually Created)
October 21, 2021
Shows you how to setup a HTTPS External Load Balancer with using a Secret Resource that is manually created. Using plain Kubernetes YAML files to create resources in this video.
Links:
Google Cloud Docs: Specifying certificates for your Ingress...
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Kubes GKE Ingress HTTPS External Load Balancer with an Automatically Created Secret Resource
October 16, 2021
Shows you how to create an Google External Load Balancer and codified the Kubernetes TLS Secret Resource.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubes-examples google/elb7-https-secret-auto
8:08
Kubes GKE Ingress HTTPS External Load Balancer with pre-shared-cert and Automated SSL Cert Rotation
October 15, 2021
Shows you how to create a Google External Load Balancer with HTTPS support. This uses the pre-shared-cert approach, so you create the Google SSL Cert ahead of time.
It also makes use of the boltops-tools/google-ssl-cert to help with automating th...
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Kubernetes: kubectl get describe config Commands
October 12, 2021
Learn useful debugging tips with the kubectl get, kubectl describe, and kubectl config commands.
kubectl get commands:
kubectl get all
kubectl get all -o wide
kubectl get all --show-labels
kubectl get all --show-labels -l app=demo
kubectl get all...
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Kubernetes kubectl explain Command: How to Find YAML Schema Fields Available
October 11, 2021
Learn how to use the kubectl explain command. It'll show you what fields are available for your Kubernetes YAML Resource files.
Notes:
kubectl explain
kubectl api-resources
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples
4:03
Kubernetes: Secret Resource
October 11, 2021
Learn about the Kubernetes Secret Resource. This is what you can use to store sensitive key-value variables and use them in your container.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples examples/secret
6:22
Kubernetes: ConfigMap Resource
October 10, 2021
Learn about the Kubernetes ConfigMap Resource. This is what you can use to store non-sensitive key-value variables and use them in your container.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples examples/config_map
5:00
Kubernetes: Learn About More Resource Types
October 9, 2021
There's a lot more Kubernetes resources out there than just Deployment and Service. We'll cover mroe commmon ones and also show you with the kubectl api-resources command how you can list them all.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-exampl...
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Kubernetes: kubectl exec command
October 9, 2021
Learn how exec or "ssh" into a container and so you can do live debugging and make live modifications.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples
3:12
Kubernetes: kubectl logs command
October 9, 2021
Learn useful tips about the kubectl logs command. This is how you can see your container logs.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples
3:47
EKS AWS Application Load Balancer with Ingress Resource
October 9, 2021
Learn how to create an AWS Application Load Balancer with a Kubernetes Ingress Resource.
Links:
GitHub: boltops-learn/kubernetes-examples aws/alb
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BoltOps Tools
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Terraspace: The Terraform Framework
It provides an organized structure, conventions over configurations, keeps your code DRY, and adds convenient tooling. Terraspace makes working with Terraform easier and more fun.
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Jets: The Ruby Serverless Framework
Ruby on Jets allows you to create and deploy serverless services with ease, and to seamlessly glue AWS services together with the most beautiful dynamic language: Ruby. It includes everything you need to build an API and deploy it to AWS Lambda. Jets leverages the power of Ruby to make serverless joyful for everyone.
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AWS CodeBuild Tool
Cody is a AWS CodeBuild management tool. Cody simplifies creating and managing AWS CodeBuild projects. Comes with a powerful DSL.
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Lono: The CloudFormation Framework
Building infrastructure-as-code is challenging. Lono makes it much easier and fun. It includes everything you need to manage and deploy infrastructure-as-code.
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Kubes: Kubernetes Deployment Tool
Kubes is a Kubernetes Deployment Tool. It builds the docker image, creates the Kubernetes YAML, and runs kubectl apply. It automates the deployment process and saves you precious finger-typing energy.