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Course Outline

Introduction

Overview of Serverless Features and Architecture

  • How serverless development functions
  • Key requirements for adopting a serverless approach

Overview of the CNCF Ecosystem and Serverless Environments

  • Serverless Container as a Service vs. Serverless Function as a Service

Getting Started with Serverless on Kubernetes

  • Selecting the appropriate serverless framework for Kubernetes
  • Comparing Fission, Kubeless, and Knative
  • Comparing Knative and OpenFaaS

Overview of Additional FaaS Providers for Serverless Frameworks

Overview of the OpenFaaS Toolchain and Features

  • Reasons to begin with OpenFaaS
  • Tools compatible with OpenFaaS integration

Setting Up the Kubernetes System for Serverless Development

  • Installing and configuring necessary frameworks and tools

Operating Core Serverless Framework Tools and Utilizing the API

  • Navigating the dashboard and working with the UI or CLI

Overview of FaaS Implementations and Kubernetes Serverless Applications

  • Understanding cold start vs. warm start scenarios

Creating a Python Function in Kubernetes Using a Serverless Framework

Storing Code Templates and Sharing Functions in Repositories

  • Versioning serverless Kubernetes projects

Testing Python Functions and Optimizing Performance Metrics

  • Working with invocation metrics

Implementing Automatic Scaling for Resource Response Management

  • Applying changes to functions

Adding Dependencies to Functions and Creating Native Extensions

Storing Kubernetes Secrets in Serverless Functions

  • Leveraging container images and pod definitions

Securing Kubernetes Serverless Functions and Building Authentication Functionalities

  • Working with the TLS protocol

Deploying Python Functions with Serverless on Kubernetes

  • Employing Serverless CI/CD pipelines for deployment
  • Customizing component URLs

Monitoring Function Lifecycle and Reviewing Request Logs

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • Proficiency in Python programming
  • Intermediate-level understanding of Kubernetes concepts and principles
  • Knowledge of containerization and cloud technologies
  • Experience with Linux distributions and the Command Line Interface (CLI)

Target Audience

  • Developers
  • DevOps Engineers
 21 Hours

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