Several new scientific compute resources are becoming available only through Kubernetes and their users will have to adapt their workloads to interface to it. This tutorial provides the basic Kubernetes notions any science user will need, paired with extensive hands-on exercises on a production-quality system to better explore the details.
This material was presented as part of a SDSC training event.
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
All times in Pacific Time (San Diego, USA).
9:00am - Introduction and Welcome
9:05am - An overview of the Kubernetes architecture (Lecture)
9:25am - Basic Kubernetes Hands On
9:55am - User applications with Kubernetes (Lecture)
10:10am - Application Configuration Management Hands On
10:35am - Break
10:45am - Storage options (Lecture)
10:55am - Storage Hands On
11:20am - Kubernetes resource scheduling (Lecture)
11:35pm - Scheduling Hands On
12:00pm - Break
12:15pm - Monitoring your compute (Lecture)
12:20pm - Taking advantage of network services (Lecture)
12:30pm - Networking Hands On
12:55pm - Additional tools in Kubernetes (Lecture)
13:00pm - Closeout
The tutorial was recorded and is avaialble on youtube.