Скачать с ютуб Kubernetes in ~10 minutes в хорошем качестве

Kubernetes in ~10 minutes

Setting up a Kubernetes cluster on AWS can feel overwhelming, especially when you're faced with endless YAML files and complex configurations. What if you could deploy a containerized application to the world in around 10 minutes using the power of programming languages instead? In this video, we demonstrate how to create an EKS cluster from scratch using Pulumi and Python. We walk through the entire process - from setting up the VPC and cluster to deploying a simple cat image application with a load balancer. You'll see how using code instead of YAML makes infrastructure more manageable, modular, and maintainable. We also show how to separate your infrastructure into logical layers (cluster vs. workloads) and demonstrate different approaches to defining Kubernetes resources - whether you prefer Python code or want to use existing YAML manifests. This flexibility lets you adopt infrastructure as code at your own pace while maintaining the benefits of version control and automation. 📒 Chapters 📒 00:00 - Introduction to Kubernetes on AWS with Pulumi 00:16 - Prerequisites for the tutorial 00:35 - Setting up a new Pulumi project 01:13 - Creating the EKS infrastructure with Python 02:18 - Deploying the EKS cluster with Pulumi 03:03 - Accessing the Kubernetes cluster 03:45 - Exploring the cluster with K9s 04:08 - Setting up Kubernetes workloads with Pulumi 05:36 - Deploying the cat application 06:16 - Verifying the deployment in K9s 06:50 - Testing the cat application in browser 07:12 - Separating infrastructure and workloads 08:29 - Deploying with the split structure 08:51 - Using existing YAML manifests with Pulumi 10:16 - Converting YAML to Python with Pulumi Copilot 11:21 - Conclusion and next steps ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🚀 Get Started with Pulumi: https://pulumip.us/Get-Started 🤖 Try Pulumi AI: https://www.pulumi.com/ai/ 💬 Talk with us: https://slack.pulumi.com/