CTN
Containerization
Kubernetes, Cilium and eBPF, OpenShift, OpenShift Virtualization
ECI-CTN-01
Kubernetes — administering and running applications
Kubernetes has become the foundation of modern application platforms, and its adoption shifts the difficulty from deployment to operations. This course leads from cluster architecture to running applications in production: workloads, networking, persistent storage, reliability, packaging and observability.
ECI-CTN-02
Advanced Kubernetes — high availability, resilience and secrets
A single-control-node cluster has no place in production, and a cluster database backup that has never been restored is not a backup. This course covers control plane redundancy, mastering the configuration store, cluster upgrades, advanced declarative management and securing traffic and secrets.
ECI-CTN-03
Cilium and eBPF — Kubernetes networking, security and observability
Cilium has moved Kubernetes networking into the kernel: eBPF replaces the service proxy, carries identity-based policies, load balancing and encryption, and feeds an observability that classic network interfaces cannot produce. This course covers the data path, application exposure, network security and operations.
ECI-CTN-04
OpenShift 4 — bare metal deployment with provisioned installation
Installing OpenShift on bare metal is not a console operation: automated provisioning, hardware management controllers, infrastructure services, addressing plan and installation file must all be mastered before the first command. This course leads from the physical server to an operational, validated and accessible cluster.
ECI-CTN-05
OpenShift 4 — administration 1: deploying and running applications
A container platform only delivers value once teams know how to deploy and run their applications on it. This first administration module covers project governance, application deployment, service networking, external exposure, persistent storage and authentication fundamentals.
ECI-CTN-06
OpenShift 4 — administration 2: production operations
Running OpenShift in production means administering operators, a release cycle, dynamic storage, integrated monitoring and a security posture. This second module covers day-two operations, up to a cluster upgrade carried out in the classroom by each participant.
ECI-CTN-07
OpenShift Virtualization and KubeVirt — virtual machines on Kubernetes
KubeVirt makes it possible to run virtual machines as Kubernetes resources, alongside containers and under the same governance. This approach offers a convergence path for organizations wishing to bring legacy workloads and cloud native applications together on a single platform.