Google Anthos Training
Google Anthos Course:
This hands-on Anthos Training covers how to connect and manage Anthos GKE clusters from GCP Console that are either part of Google Cloud or deployed on VMware. It helps participants understand how Istio service mesh proxies are installed, configured, and managed. The hands-on training on Anthos covers topics such as how to configure centralized logging, monitoring, tracing, and service visualizations wherever the Anthos GKE clusters are hosted. The training helps participants understand and configure fine-grained traffic management, use service mesh security features for service-service authentication, user authentication, and policy-based service authorization. The Anthos training provides hands-on demo about how to install a multi-service application spanning multiple clusters in a hybrid environment helping the participants understand how services communicate across clusters, migrate services between clusters and how to install Anthos Config Management, use it to enforce policies, and explain how it can be used across multiple clusters.
Google Anthos Course Curriculum
Anthos Overview
Why Anthos
Admin and User clusters
Register and authenticate remote Anthos GKE clusters
View workloads in all clusters from GKE Hub
Service mesh functions and overview
Istio on GKE
GKE cluster with a service mesh
Enable external access using an ingress gateway
Installing Open Source Istio on Kubernetes Engine
Service mesh flexible adapter model
Stackdriver configurations for logging and monitoring
Configure and view custom metrics
Trace microservice calls with timing data
Service mesh abstract model for traffic management
Traffic management use cases and configurations
Visualize traffic routing with live generated requests
Apply virtual services and destination rules for version-specific routing
Traffic Shifting
Managing Traffic Routing with Istio and Envoy
Authentication and authorization in service mesh
Mutual TLS authentication across the service mesh
Service mesh access control policies
Challenge of managing resources across multiple clusters
Anthos Config Management components, and object lifecycle
Configuration of operators, tools, and related Git repository
Update workload configuration using repo changes
Configuring Anthos GKE for Multi-Cluster Operation
Service mesh control-plane architectures for multi-cluster
Multi-service application across multiple clusters with a shared control-plane
Review ServiceEntries for cross-cluster service discovery
Configuring GKE for Multi-Cluster Operation with Istio
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide classroom-based as well as online training. Since this is a hand-on training so batches generally does not contain more than 4 people.
We will provide web services specific study material as the course progresses. You will have lifetime access to all the code and basic settings needed for these Google Anthos training through our github account and the study material that we share with you. You can use that for quick reference.
Feel free to drop a mail to us at [email protected] and we will get back to you at the earliest for your queries on Google Anthos course
We have tie ups with various companies and placement organizations to whom we connect our learners. Each Google Anthos training ends with career consulting
Minimum 2-3 projects of industry standards on Google Anthos will be provided
Yes, we provide our own course completion certificate to all students. Each Google Anthos training in bangalore ends with training and project completion certificate
You can pay by card (debit/credit), cash, cheque and net-banking. You can pay in two installments
We take immense pride to provide post training career consulting for Google Anthos training
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