Docker Training

GoLogica Docker certification course is designed to help you understand the Docker technology, its architecture, containerization, and various other operations that are performed on Docker. Is offering an instructor-led Kubernetes Administrator course.

This course will help you pass the examination which will get you to be a certified expert on this technology. This program is called as Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) program. With GoLogica’s course on Kubernetes, you will be able to set up an ecosystem where you can easily deploy, scale and monitor applications for an organization.

Kubernetes technology follows the container system method of managing the environment. This has turned out to be very advantageous for both development and deployment. Since the applications are isolated by means of containers, workflows can be streamlined to increase the time taken development and deployment. Additional to this they are easily portable across clouds and OS distributions.

From our course, you will be able to understand Kubernetes environment setup, the difference between kubernetes and Virtual Machines, the advantage of using kubernetes over virtual machines and also the boundaries or limitations of kubernetes.

You will learn kubernetes as a tool to solve complex problems in organizations which are facing issues to manage application traffic, portability issues for VMs, stability issues due to frequent code changes/deployments, etc.

At GoLogica learn and master the orchestrations of a container based platform with the help of our curriculum that is set up by industry experts to cover all the key features such as - node, pod, deployment, services, APIs, etc. Also learn the security, automation of deployment and monitoring procedures of this environment.

What you will learn in Kubernetes Administrator training?

With GoLogica’s course to become a certified Kubernetes administrator, you will be learning the core features such as - Pods, Docker, Kubernetes and cloud management, setting up of clusters, replica sets, replica controllers, deployments and many more.