Udemy – Hands-On EKS Masterclass From Setup to Production Deployment

Learn AWS EKS Best Practices using Handson (Helm, Ingress Controller SSL Termination, RBAC, IRSA, CA, HPA, Monitoring)

*Updated the course material on Jan 2024

If I summarize this course in one sentence?

Learn production-proof AWS EKS Best Practices using Handson concepts and labs (e.g. Helm, Dashboard, Ingress, SSL Termination, AWS ELB Logging, RBAC, IRSA, CA, HPA, Monitoring).

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Are you one of the below?

You want to learn how to use managed Kubernetes cluster on AWS EKS

You feel overwhelmed and don’t know where to start with AWS EKS

You learned Kubernetes with minikube but don’t know how to deploy K8s cluster on AWS

You want to know production-ready AWS EKS best Practices such as SSL Termination at AWS ELB, RBAC (Role Based Access Control), IRSA (IAM Role for Service Account), CA (Cluster Autoscaler using IRSA)

You want to be able to configure SSL for AWS ELB using K8s ingress controller

You want to be able to give right permissions to AWS IAM users in K8s cluster using ClusterRoleBinding (RBAC: Role Based Access Control)

You don’t know how pod-level AWS IAM authentication (IRSA: IAM Role for Service Account) works

You want to learn how to monitor K8s apps using Prometheus and Grafana

Who should take this course

you have decent knowledge of AWS (EC2, VPC, subnet, load balancer, IAM, etc)

you have learned Kubernetes fundamentals (pod, service, deployment, ingress, configmap, role, etc)

you don’t know how to go about learning Kubernetes on AWS

you have development experience in Kubernetes YAML resources

you want to learn about production-ready best practices for AWS EKS regarding security, monitoring, scaling, and performance

you want to learn ins and outs of AWS EKS from a cloud DevOps working at an US company in SF

you want to improve your AWS EKS knowledge and skills

who should NOT need to take this course

you already know a lot of AWS EKS

you are not planning on using Kuberenetes on AWS

you have never used AWS (EC2, VPC, subnet, load balancer, IAM, etc) before

you have never deployed pods in Kubernetes cluster

In this course, you will learn various aspects of AWS EKS best practices such as:

how to setup K8s dashboard with RBAC

how to monitor K8s cluster and apps using Prometheus and Grafana

how to configure SSL Termination at AWS ELB created by ingress controller using k8s service YAML

how to authenticate and authorize AWS IAM users to AWS EKS cluster using aws-iam-authenticator, aws-auth ConfigMap, and RBAC (Role Based Access Control) aka ClusterRoleBinding

how to authorize Pods to AWS resources by creating pod-level IAM permission using IRSA (IAM Role for Service Account)

how to scale EKS worker nodes automatically using CA (Cluster Autoscaler using IRSA) and how to stress test it

how to scale pods automatically using HPA (horizontal pod autoscaler) and how to stress test it

why you shouldn’t use eksctl managed worker nodes in production

why you should be careful when using EKS’s default AWS-VPC-CNI plugin, because Pod IP pool gets exhausted based on EC2 instance type

6 Reasons why you should take this course:

1. Instructed by a cloud DevOps engineer (with CKA and certified AWS DevOps pro) working at US company in SF

I have been pretty handson with Kubernetes, AWS, and AWS EKS. With 6.5+ industry experience in both North America and Europe, I breakdown and explain hard concepts using diagrams

2. Abstract Concepts Explained with Diagrams

You usually don’t find a solution in multiple languages. Catered for Java backend developers and Python developers. Also beneficial if you know one of them but also want to learn the other.

3. Updated Knowledge about AWS EKS in 2020

Some of the tools (such as kube2iam for pod-level IAM permissions) are outdated. I will demonstrate 2020-updated version of tools and concepts.

4. A Little Detail Matters in Production

When setting up AWS EKS cluster for production, you need to pay lots of attentions to security, reliability, and resilience. I have included how to secure HTTP connection to AWS ELB, how to enable AWS ELB access logs, how to configure pod-level IAM permission using IRSA, how to authorize AWS IAM users to K8s cluster using RBAC, how to setup CA with IRSAetc

5. Tons of handson!

I won’t bore you with dry lectures. Instead every concepts are paired with handson demo.

6. Entire course under SIX HOURS

I tried to make this course compact and concise so students can learn the concepts and handson skills in shorted amount of time, because I know a life of software engineer is already pretty busy 🙂

My background & Education & Career experience

Cloud DevOps Software Engineer with 6.5+ years experience

Bachelor of Science in Computing Science from a Canadian university

Knows Java, C#, C++, Bash, Python, JavaScript, Terraform, IaC

Expert in AWS (holds AWS DevOps Professional certification) and Kubernetes (holds Certified Kubernetes Administrator, CKA)

I will see you inside!

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