Getting Started with Kubernetes and Rancher 2.0

1. Getting Started with Kubernetes and Rancher 2.0 Rancher Labs Training #rancherk8s

2. Today’s objectives Technical introduction to Kubernetes using Rancher Keep the slides to a minimum Demo, then demo some more Questions are always welcome We won’t leave until all your questions are answered!

3. Matthew Scheer Community Advocate @matthew_scheer Slack: @matthew • RajashreeMandaogane • Software Engineer • Twitter: @rajashree_28 • Slack: rajashree • Github: mrajashree

4. For the purpose of this training, we’re assuming you understand basic Docker concepts…. #rancherk8s

5. Resources - docs • https://rancher.com/docs/rancher/v2.x/en/quick-start-guide/ #rancherk8s

6. Resources - forums http://slack.rancher.io http://forums.rancher.com #rancherk8s

13. Rancher & Kubernetes - better together Open source container manager used to run Kubernetes in production Easy-to-use interface for k8s configuration and deployment Infrastructure management across multiple clusters and clouds Automated deployment of the latest k8s release Workload, RBAC, policy, and project management 24x7 enterprise-grade support Rancher Kubernetes Distribution Certified and supported distribution that closely follows the upstream Kubernetes project Rancher Infrastructure Services Storage, networking, load balancing, security, etc.

16. Kubernetes 101 Pods Deployments Services Config maps Ingresses #rancherk8s

17. Pods Smallest unit that can be deployed in Kubernetes Consist of one or more containers that are always scheduled together Each pod is given a unique IP address Containers in a pod can speak to each other via localhost #rancherk8s

18. Pods are confusing If the explanation is confusing, don’t worry too much Pods typically contain only a single container Try to think of pods as containers for the remainder of the training #rancherk8s

19. Pods

21. Replication Controller and Replica Set Defines the desired scale and state of a group of pods SOT for driving the current state to the desired state (in controller manager)

22. Replica Set

23. Replica Set

24. Replica Set

25. Deployments Level of abstraction above ReplicaSets Deployments create and update ReplicaSets Allow you to easily scale and perform rolling upgrades #rancherk8s

26. Deployments

27. Deployments

28. Deployments

29. Deployments

30. Deployments

31. Services Define a DNS entry that can be used to refer to a group of pods Provide a consistent endpoint for the group of pods Different types: nodePort, clusterIP, loadbalancer #rancherk8s

32. Services 123.456.789 Service IP

33. Config maps Allow storing of arbitrary configuration values and files Exposed in pods as either environment variables or as local storage Decoupled storage of configuration from pod spec #rancherk8s

34. Config Maps apiVersion: v1  kind: ConfigMap metadata:    name: dev-config    namespace: default  data:    Item1: qa-stuff    Item2: more qa stuff apiVersion: v1  kind: ConfigMap metadata:    name: dev-config    namespace: default  data:    Item1: prod-stuff    Item2: more prod stuff apiVersion: v1  kind: ConfigMap metadata:    name: dev-config    namespace: default  data:    Item1: dev-stuff    Item2: more dev stuff

35. Ingresses Define how traffic outside the cluster is routed to inside the cluster Used to expose Kubernetes services to the world Route traffic to internal services based on factors such as host and path Ingress is usually implemented by a load balancer (Nginx, HAProxy, AWS ELB, etc…) #rancherk8s

36. Ingresses Ingress Controller Service IP https://my-nginx-app.cluster.comhttps://cluster.com/my-nginx-app

37. Rancher 2.0 101 Setting up Rancher Clusters Authentication & Security Storage Projects Namespaces Catalogs CLI/API/Kubectl

38. Demo Time

39. Join other Rancher users in Slack https://slack.rancher.io #Kubernetes channel

40. Thank you rancher.com/kubernetes #rancherk8s