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Mirantis Container Cloud

  • Course Code CN211
  • Duration 1 day

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Course Overview

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In this rapid introduction to Mirantis Container Cloud, students will learn how to deploy Kubernetes clusters to AWS using MCC, as well as how to manage MCC user permissions, Stacklight-based monitoring and logging tools, and third-party monitoring integrations. Students will leave the workshop with a proof-of-concept MCC deployment bootstrapped on their own AWS account for future exploration and study.

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Target Audience

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This course is targeted at students with the following:

- Motivations: Deploy and configure Mirantis Container Cloud on AWS

- Roles: System Operators & Administrators

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Course Objectives

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  • Mirantis Container Cloud Architecture
        - Management, regional, managed and attached cluster usage and architecture
        - Installation and setup of management and managed clusters
  • MCC User Management
        - Using Keycloak to manage user permissions
        - Integrating LDAP with MCC
        - Managing permissions for multitenancy
  • Cluster Logging & Monitoring
        - Stacklight configuration and cluster integration
        - Using Prometheus and Grafana dashboards
        - Customizing Stacklight configurations & third-party integrations
        - Exploring logs with Kibana
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Course Prerequisites

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- CN120 course and prerequisites therein, or equivalent experience

- Experience with AWS cluster administration

- Familiarity with the Bash shell

     - Filesystem navigation and manipulation

     - Command line text editors like vim or nano

     - Common tooling like curl, wget and ping

- Familiarity with YAML and JSON notation

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Lab Requirements

An AWS account with root access to all AWS features (important note: each student must have access to a separate AWS account – multiple IAM users or roles in the same account are not guaranteed to work)

Laptop with WiFi connectivity

Attendees should have the latest Chrome or Firefox installed, and a free account at strigo.io.

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