Introduction to Serverless on Kubernetes
This course is part of Introduction to DevOps: Practices and Tools.
This comprehensive course demystifies serverless computing and its practical implementation using Kubernetes. Students will learn to build portable serverless solutions without the limitations of cloud-based products. The course covers essential concepts of serverless architecture, CNCF serverless landscape, and hands-on experience with OpenFaaS. Through Python-based practical exercises, participants will learn to build, configure, and deploy serverless functions directly to Kubernetes clusters. The curriculum includes advanced topics like secret management, dependency handling, binary data processing, and authentication. The course also delves into operational aspects including auto-scaling, metrics, dashboards, and secure deployment with TLS.
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What you'll learn
Understand serverless computing concepts and their practical applications
Master the CNCF landscape of serverless technologies
Develop portable serverless solutions using Kubernetes
Build and configure Python functions with OpenFaaS
Implement security measures including authentication and TLS
Manage operations including auto-scaling and metrics monitoring
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There are 11 modules in this course
This comprehensive course explores serverless computing on Kubernetes, focusing on portable solutions using open-source frameworks. Students learn about the CNCF serverless landscape and gain practical experience with OpenFaaS. The curriculum covers building Python functions, managing configurations and secrets, handling dependencies, and implementing security measures. Operational aspects include auto-scaling, metrics monitoring, and deploying secure functions with TLS. The course emphasizes hands-on learning with real-world applications, making it ideal for developers and IT operators looking to build flexible, vendor-independent serverless solutions.
Welcome!
Module 1
Chapter 1. Introduction to Serverless
Module 2
Chapter 2. State of Serverless in CNCF
Module 3
Chapter 3. OpenFaaS
Module 4
Chapter 5. OpenFaaS Features
Module 6
Chapter 6. Create Your First Function with Python
Module 7
Chapter 7. Configuring a Function
Module 8
Chapter 8. Operating Serverless
Module 9
Chapter 9. Taking It Further
Module 10
Final Exam (verified track only)
Module 11
Fee Structure
Individual course purchase is not available - to enroll in this course with a certificate, you need to purchase the complete Professional Certificate Course. For enrollment and detailed fee structure, visit the following: Introduction to DevOps: Practices and Tools
Instructors
3 Courses
Cloud Native Pioneer and OpenFaaS Founder
Alex Ellis stands as a prominent figure in cloud computing as the founder of OpenFaaS and inlets, bringing extensive expertise in serverless and cloud-native technologies. As a CNCF Ambassador, he has significantly influenced the cloud-native landscape through his contributions to open-source projects and community building. His creation of OpenFaaS, which has garnered over 25,000 GitHub stars, has become one of the most popular open-source serverless platforms globally. Through his consultancy work, he helps organizations worldwide implement cloud-native solutions and improve their developer experiences. His technical leadership extends beyond development to include extensive writing and speaking engagements, where he shares insights on serverless computing, Kubernetes, and cloud-native architectures. Ellis has received multiple honors for his contributions to the field, including being named one of the Top 50 UK Tech Influencers. His ongoing work focuses on making cloud-native technologies more accessible and practical for developers worldwide, while continuing to innovate through projects like inlets and arkade.
5 Courses
Senior Technical Trainer and Release Manager at Linux Foundation
Eric Egan currently serves as a Senior Technical Trainer and Release Manager at The Linux Foundation, bringing comprehensive expertise in computer science education and software development. His academic credentials include a Master of Computer Science from Northeastern University, which complements his diverse professional experience spanning teaching, software development, networking, and cybersecurity. In his role at the Linux Foundation, he maintains multiple responsibilities including course maintenance, technical training, and release management. His teaching philosophy emphasizes removing barriers to learning, making complex technical concepts accessible to students. His background in software development and cybersecurity allows him to bring practical industry experience to his educational role. As a course maintainer, he ensures that training materials remain current and effective, while his position as release manager involves coordinating and overseeing various technical projects within the Foundatio
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