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Core Concepts\n## Overview of Container Orchestration\n## Introduction to Kubernetes\n## Understanding Kubernetes Architecture\n# Module 2 - Installation, Configuration & Validation\n## Design a Kubernetes Cluster\n## Lab: Installation of Kubernetes 1-Master and 2-Nodes Cluster\n## Lab: Choose a Network Solution and Configure\n## Lab: Verify Installation with Kubectl\n# Module 3 - Creating Kubernetes Resources\n## Pods, Labels & Selectors\n## Replica Controller & Replica Set\n## Services: ClusterIP, NodePort & LoadBalancer\n## Daemon Sets\n# Module 4 - Scheduling\n## Manual Scheduling of Pods\n## Taint and Tolerations\n# Module 5 - Application Lifecycle Management\n## Overview of Deployment\n## Deployment Strategies: Blue/Green & Canary\n# Module 6 - Environment Variable\n## Config Map\n## Secret\n# Module 7 - Storage\n## Types of Volumes Provisioning\n## Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claim\n## Storage Class\n# Module 8 - StatefulSet\n## Introduction to StatefulSet and Use Cases\n## Managing StatefulSet Storage\n# Module 9 - Security\n## Kubernetes Authentication\n## Users, Service Accounts, and RBAC\n## Security Context\n# Module 10 - Cluster Maintenance\n## OS Upgrade and Static Pods\n## ETCD Backup\n## CronJob\n# Module 11 - Logging and Monitoring\n## Monitoring Cluster Components\n## Prometheus & Grafana\n# Module 12 - Networking in Kubernetes\n## Kubernetes Networking Basics\n## CNI and Pod Networking Concepts\n## CoreDNS and Ingress\n## Namespace and Metal Load Balancer\n# Module 13 - Multi-Container Pod Design\n## Multi-Container Pods\n## Sidecar, Init Container, Ambassador, Adapter\n# Module 14 - Helm Package Manager\n## Helm Charts and Create/Deploy Workflow\n# Module 15 - Building Docker Images\n## Dockerfile Instructions\n## Build and Push to Registries\n# Module 16 - Readiness and Liveness Probe\n## Implementing Probes in Pods\n# Module 17 - Troubleshooting\n## ETCD, Kubelet, Runtime, Scheduler Failures\n# Module 18 - Cluster Hardening\n## CIS Benchmark, CIS-CAT Lite and Kube-Bench\n## PKI and Certificates\n## Network Policies and Dashboard Hardening\n# Module 19 - 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