The document outlines the agenda for a DevOps Open House event held on October 22nd, focusing on topics like an overview of DevOps, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipeline demonstrations using Google Kubernetes Engine. It features speaker Prashant Beniwal, who has extensive experience in the IT telecom industry and is a certified DevOps trainer. The session includes discussions on YAML basics, deployment processes, and the Certified Professional-DevOps Foundation program.

1. DevOps
Open House III
Thursday 22nd
October 7-8 pm

2. Agenda
•Introductions
•Overview of DevOps
•Kubernetes (YAML)
•Questions

3. Prashant Beniwal
• 20 Years experience in IT Telecom Industry in variety of roles including
Development, Support and Quality Assurance.
• Extremely conversant with Telecom Domain and keen interest in multiple tools
technologies
• Certified DevOps Trainer and Coach.
• AI and Machine Learning Enthusiast
• Micro Services using Cloud, Docker and Kubernetes
• Training Assignments: India – Amdocs, Cyprus –Amdocs, Ireland – BriteBill,
Spain – BriteBill, India – Qualitest, Edureka – Devops, StarAgile, Vinsys, Excendo
• Avid Public Speaker at multiple conferences
• Visiting faculty at various universities
www.linkedin.com/in/prashant-beniwal+91-9850979757
pbeniwal@yahoo.com

4. Last Open house we saw the
DevOps Pipeline in action.
Lets quickly see it running once
again..

6. CPDOF CI-CD Pipeline

7. Running your application
on GKE

8. About GKE
• Google Kubernetes Engine is a managed, production-ready environment for
deploying containerized applications
• Kubernetes Engine allows you to get up and running with Kubernetes in no
time, by completely eliminating the need to install, manage, and operate
your own Kubernetes clusters.
• Managed Kubernetes Engine feature allows you to handle increased user
demand for your services, keeping them available when it matters most
Ref:
https://cloud.google.co
m/kubernetes-engine/

9. 1. Package your app into a Docker image
2. Upload the image to a registry
3. Deploy your app to the cluster
4. Expose your app to the Internet
5. Deploy a new version of your app
To package and deploy your application on GKE:

10. Flow of Demo on GKE:
Load BalancerChrome
External Load balancer Service
Deployment
Replica Set
POD
Container
Control Node
Worker Node

11. Imperative vs Declarative

12. Imperative vs Declarative
Declarative
• Describe what you want to have
• e.g. I would like a cup of coffee
• Writing Manifest file for performing operation in Kubernetes
• Follows principle of Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Imperative
• Tell me what to do
• e.g. Boil water, Pour it in a pot, Put coffee powder ...
• In Kubernetest giving kubectl command from Command line

13. YAML Basics

14. Basics of YAML
• YAML is serialization language
• Human readable and intuitive
• Key Value Pair using syntax:
• <key>: <value>
• Indentation and line seperation denotes
the structure
• Members of List begin with –
• Used by popular tools like:
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• Ansible
• Prometheus
Service:
- app: my-web
port: 9090
version: 1.0 <Services>
<Service>
<app>my-web</app>
<port> 9090</port>
<version>1.0 </version>
</Service>
</Services>
YAML
XML
{
Services: [
{
app: “my-web”
port: 9090
version: “1.0”
}
]
}
JSON

15. Sample POD YAML Manifest file
• Main four sections
• apiVersion
• kind
• metadata
• spec
• apiVersion is as per Kubernetes API
version
• Kind could have values like Pod,
Deployment, Services etc. which are
Kubernetes Objects
• Metadata is informaiton about the
Kubernetes objects
• Spec is all details about specification of
Kubernetes object
apiVersion:
kind:
metadata:
spec:
YAML
apiVersion: v1
kind:
metadata:
spec:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
spec:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: my-pod
spec:
containers:
- name: web
image: tomcat
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: my-pod
spec:
kubectl run my-pod --image=tomcat
Imperative

16. kubectl create deploy helloworld --image=pbeniwal/helloworld:v1 --port=8080 –replicas=2
Create Deployment
Imperative
Declarative

17. kubectl expose deployment helloworld --type LoadBalancer --port 80 --target-port 8080
Create Service
Imperative
Declarative

18. Access Application

19. 5. Deploy a new version of your app

20. New changes deployment flow
Webhook
Deployment
Replica Set
POD
Container
Worker Node
External Load balancer Service
Control Node

21. About CP-DOF
(Certified Professional-DevOps Foundation)
https://cpdof.devopsppalliance.org/

22. https://cpdof.devopsppalliance.org/

23. CP-DOF Testimonials
https://cpdof.dev
opsppalliance.org
/testimonials

24. Upcoming CP-DOF program
You are all entitled for a special 10% off on the early bird price

25. Questions ?

26. Thanks for being a part of
DevOps Open house III