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AttributePhase 1: Docker FundamentalsPhase 2: Minikube + Kubernetes BasicsPhase 3: Helm + Kubernetes App ConfigurationPhase 4: Terraform FundamentalsPhase 5: Terraform + Kubernetes + HelmPhase 6: Ingress and DNS SimulationPhase 7: Blue-Green & Canary Deployments
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tasks
Install Docker Desktop
Run containers using `docker run`
Use port binding (`-p` flag)
Inspect containers with `docker ps`, `docker inspect`
View logs: `docker logs <name>`
Use volumes and environment variables: `-v`, `-e`
Learn `docker-compose`
Install Minikube
Start a local Kubernetes cluster: `minikube start`
Create deployments: `kubectl create deployment`
Expose services: `kubectl expose deployment`
Access services via: `minikube service <name> --url`
Use `kubectl get pods`, `kubectl get svc`
Understand Helm chart structure
Install Helm and configure it with Minikube
Install charts (e.g., NGINX Ingress, Redis) using Helm
Create and deploy your own Helm chart
Customize behavior via `values.yaml` and CLI overrides
Install Terraform CLI
Understand Terraform config (`.tf`) structure
Write a local Terraform file to create Kubernetes resources (using K8s provider)
Understand `terraform init`, `plan`, `apply`, `destroy`
Track infrastructure with remote state (optional)
Use Terraform to provision infrastructure: clusters, DNS, storage (local or cloud)
Use Terraform Helm provider to install Helm charts (e.g., NGINX, cert-manager)
Pass Helm values through Terraform
Manage full environment lifecycle with Terraform only
Create reusable modules for multi-env setup (dev/stage/prod)
Install NGINX Ingress Controller (via Helm)
Define Ingress resources for internal routing
Simulate DNS using `/etc/hosts` or `minikube tunnel`
Use `kubectl rollout` for versioned releases
Explore deployment strategies: `RollingUpdate`, `Recreate`, etc.
Implement canary strategy using labels or Helm hooks
Track deployment health via `kubectl rollout status`