Simply amazing, I liked your way of teaching sir, how easily you explain these these complicated topics. Learning new things daily. Thanks for this amazing series 🙂
Yes, We will create one end to end project at the end of the series. I wanted to cover all the fundamental concepts before implementing a complete project
I completed your 40 days in 10 days I say for 2 hours daily along lab which I have from kodekloud so it was easy for me to do labs as I did not have to setup k8 all time I had a question I understand your busy schedule but plz if u cud ans this I've completed this very well I've seen you suggesting not to rely on CKA courses to get jobs or clear interview so plz guide where and what to do to completely be experienced in K8 or atleast something to clear interview a pathway or guide would be a blessing
Great job completing the course. The reason I suggested to build the lab yourself so that you understand the administration part of it, installation, upgrades, setup and troubleshooting issues, when you build everything from scratch, you face a lot of issues, you then research and fix those issues hence, you learn a lot during that process. After this, I'd suggest below:- - Learn a managed cloud service such as GKE, AKS, EKS, Openshift etc - Learn kubernetes related tools Kustomize, Helm, ArgoCD and implement projects using those. - Implement a few k8s specific tasks such as Certificate rotation, hardening the kubernetes cluster for compliance, implement policy as code, implement best practises for performance, cost optimization, HA and failure etc - Implement projects for Kubernetes Infra provisioning using Terraform and create project on Github for the same - Setup Monitoring, alerting and logging on Kubernetes using the opensource tools. I know it's a long list but do whatever you can. All the best.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush I was not expecting a reply or a short reply thinking about your busy schedule But u gave me the guidance I wanted the most Thanks a lot bhai this is a lot ❤️ I loved your videos because you jave explained dot on point waiting for your next videos
Instead of running "#kubectl certificate approve adam" to approve the request , can we update the csr.yml file directly with status:true , type:Approved ?
Hi Piyush, i am getting below error.... Error from server (BadRequest): error when creating "csr.yaml": CertificateSigningRequest in version "v1" cannot be handled as a CertificateSigningRequest: illegal base64 data at input byte 0
Looks like the file is corrupted, please perform the steps again, I might have used /n incorrectly which corrupted my file as well. Make sure to take of that
Hi Piyush, I am getting below error can you please add the csr.yaml file in the github repo ? Error from server (BadRequest): error when creating "csr.yaml": CertificateSigningRequest in version "v1" cannot be handled as a CertificateSigningRequest: illegal base64 data at input byte 0
while creating csr file with below command i face error but following the similar command helped to create file openssl req -new -key teja.key -out teja.csr -subj "/CN=teja" openssl req -new -key teja.key -out teja.csr -worked command any idea piyushh why it thrown error for me while using 1st command error was :::: req: subject name is expected to be in the format /type0=value0/type1=value1/type2=... where characters may be escaped by \. This name is not in that format: 'C:/Program Files/Git/CN=teja'
This is exactly what i was looking for since longtime. Thank you!!! Sir. Thanks alot such a great Explanation. ✨🎉💙
You're most welcome 😊
Simply amazing, I liked your way of teaching sir, how easily you explain these these complicated topics. Learning new things daily. Thanks for this amazing series 🙂
Thank you so much! Keep learning and practicing.
thank you for the great explanation and your effort 🙌🙌
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the Video! It's an interesting topic and how Kubernetes handles it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Completed the video
Thanks Piyush, great explanation about TLS certificates. Really understoood well and need to practice more. Thank you
Thanks buddy! Try to complete the task in GitHub repo as well
Great work Piyush, thank you so much, everyday i am getting stronger
Always welcome, keep up with your learning journey!
Nice video bhai, keep doing more videos
thank you Piyush for good sharing again ...
just feel more confidence on CKA exam :)
All the best for your CKA exam 👍
Thanks Piyush!! Clear explanations on TLS certificates in k8s 👍
happy to help buddy
great explanation, thank you
You're welcome! 🙏
Great!Good explanation with practice!
let's go 🤠
Great Video, Thanks Piyush
welcome
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush ❤
Thank you.
thank you for the explanation and your effort
Welcome buddy
Great explanation
thank you
Awsome thank you Piyush #cka 🚀
You're welcome
Great! Thanks
You're welcome!
thank you piyush
Nice video
Thanks
Mind blowing
Going for rbac
For Full details.!
Thanks 😊
Most welcome 😊
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Bro Can u create some end to end projects
Which may help to grasp concepts in much better way
Thank you...
Yes, We will create one end to end project at the end of the series. I wanted to cover all the fundamental concepts before implementing a complete project
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush thank you broo 🙌
I completed your 40 days in 10 days I say for 2 hours daily along lab which I have from kodekloud so it was easy for me to do labs as I did not have to setup k8 all time
I had a question I understand your busy schedule but plz if u cud ans this
I've completed this very well I've seen you suggesting not to rely on CKA courses to get jobs or clear interview so plz guide where and what to do to completely be experienced in K8 or atleast something to clear interview a pathway or guide would be a blessing
Great job completing the course. The reason I suggested to build the lab yourself so that you understand the administration part of it, installation, upgrades, setup and troubleshooting issues, when you build everything from scratch, you face a lot of issues, you then research and fix those issues hence, you learn a lot during that process. After this, I'd suggest below:-
- Learn a managed cloud service such as GKE, AKS, EKS, Openshift etc
- Learn kubernetes related tools Kustomize, Helm, ArgoCD and implement projects using those.
- Implement a few k8s specific tasks such as Certificate rotation, hardening the kubernetes cluster for compliance, implement policy as code, implement best practises for performance, cost optimization, HA and failure etc
- Implement projects for Kubernetes Infra provisioning using Terraform and create project on Github for the same
- Setup Monitoring, alerting and logging on Kubernetes using the opensource tools.
I know it's a long list but do whatever you can. All the best.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush I was not expecting a reply or a short reply thinking about your busy schedule
But u gave me the guidance I wanted the most
Thanks a lot bhai this is a lot ❤️
I loved your videos because you jave explained dot on point waiting for your next videos
Instead of running "#kubectl certificate approve adam" to approve the request , can we update the csr.yml file directly with status:true , type:Approved ?
I would suggest trying it out and let me know what results you get :) It will make things clear
What is Cert manager ?
@@naveensilver
It's a mechanism to issue ssl certificates for services hosted on k8s. Mostly via ingress controller (using http01) or dns01
Cert Manager is a tool that automatically issues and renews the certificates. I will create a seperate video for the same.
Thank you for replying
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush thank you so much !!
Hi Piyush,
i am getting below error....
Error from server (BadRequest): error when creating "csr.yaml": CertificateSigningRequest in version "v1" cannot be handled as a CertificateSigningRequest: illegal base64 data at input byte 0
Looks like the file is corrupted, please perform the steps again, I might have used /n incorrectly which corrupted my file as well. Make sure to take of that
Hi Piyush,
I am getting below error can you please add the csr.yaml file in the github repo ?
Error from server (BadRequest): error when creating "csr.yaml": CertificateSigningRequest in version "v1" cannot be handled as a CertificateSigningRequest: illegal base64 data at input byte 0
try following command when converting your plain text csr to base64 encoded:
cat adam.csr | base64 -w 0
then paste it in the yaml file and apply
hi piyush i guess tls have a higher latency time
compared to what?
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush tls have a higher latency time over ssl
while creating csr file with below command i face error but following the similar command helped to create file
openssl req -new -key teja.key -out teja.csr -subj "/CN=teja"
openssl req -new -key teja.key -out teja.csr -worked command
any idea piyushh why it thrown error for me while using 1st command error was :::: req: subject name is expected to be in the format /type0=value0/type1=value1/type2=... where characters may be escaped by \. This name is not in that format: 'C:/Program Files/Git/CN=teja'
Are you still facing the issue?
@TechTutorialswithPiyush no I used the above command which i mentioned in above comment it worked for me