Create a local Kubernetes development environment on macOS or Windows and WSL2.

Throughout this self-paced course, you'll gain hands-on experience with:

• Creating a local Kubernetes cluster with minikube
• Deploying applications in Kubernetes using kubectl and this project's YAML files
• Serving applications securely via HTTPS with NGINX Ingress Controller (LoadBalancer) and cert-manager
• Managing Kubernetes resources as packages using Helm v3
• Authenticating users with Google as an Identity Provider (IdP), implementing both OAuth2 and OAuth2+OIDC using oauth2-proxy
• Building the containerized web-server application docker-cats and deploying it to the Kubernetes cluster with kubectl rollout

Link To Course

Open-source project @ GitHub unfor19/kubernetes-localdev

Sneak Peek Of The Architecture

By the end of this course, you'll deploy the below architecture on your local machine.

Table Of Contents

• Architecture
• Requirements
• Create a Kubernetes Cluster
• Enable secured HTTPS access from Windows to WSL2
• Configure LENS
• NGINX Ingress Controller
• Support DNS resolution in Windows host
• HTTP
• HTTPS
  • Create A Certificate Authority (CA) Certificate And Key
  • Load CA Certificates To A Kubernetes Secret
  • Install Cert-Manager And Issue A Self-Signed Certificate
• Authentication - OAuth2
  • Create Google's Credentials
  • Create Kubernetes Secrets For Google's Credentials
  • Deploy OAuth2-Proxy And Protect An Application
• Authentication - OIDC
  • Deploy OAuth2-Proxy And Use OIDC
• Authentication Summary
• Local Development (CI) And Deployment (CD)
  • Build The Application (CI)
  • Deploy The Application (CD)
• Cleanup
• Troubleshooting