Basics of client-go Kubernetes

In this course, we deep dive into how we can use Kubernetes' Go library (client-go) to develop applications that talk to Kubernetes API Server to do certain things. We also look into the basic constructs of writing Kubernetes controllers.

5 Lessons
2:17:56
Intermediate

Lessons

Lesson 1 | 41:20

client-go library to develop Kubernetes native app

We look into the libraries that can be used to develop an application that talks to the Kubernetes API server to do a certain thing.
Lesson 2 | 23:18

Run your client-go application as a pod in cluster

In this chapter, we will look into the way using which we can deploy the same application inside the Kubernetes cluster.
Lesson 3 | 22:24

Kubernetes objects/resources in Go

In this chapter, we take a look into Kubernetes objects/resources in detail. Let's get started with the learning part now.
Lesson 4 | 33:27

Kubernetes Informer, Cache and Queue

In this chapter, we look into what exactly are informers. They are very important concepts/construct to know if you are planning to write your own custom controller.
Lesson 5 | 17:27

Deep Dive into Kubernetes API-Machinery

Let's understand some of the details about API-Machinery for example what are Kinds and Resources in the case of API-Machinery.

Instructor

Vivek Singh

Vivek is a software developer who started his professional career in 2015 with Java and related technologies. Initially, he spent his time writing Java-based enterprise-level web applications and running serverless workloads of Kubernetes. But nowadays he is more focused on application-centric data management for all your cloud-native applications.