Advanced Kubernetes Internals: Production Operations
Published 2/2026
Created by Manohar Shetty
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 39 Lectures ( 7h 56m ) | Size: 8.1 GB
Master HA, cluster recovery, upgrades, webhooks, audit logs, feature gates and production Kubernetes internals
What you'll learn
✓ Understand Kubernetes internals including control plane, scheduler, and etcd architecture.
✓ Recover failed clusters and rebuild control plane components safely.
✓ Design and operate High Availability Kubernetes clusters in production.
✓ Implement admission webhooks, enable audit logs, and perform safe upgrades and migrations.
✓ Analyze Kubernetes control plane components including API server, scheduler, controller manager, and etcd.
✓ Migrate workloads safely between namespaces and cluster environments.
✓ Add and manage worker and control plane nodes in an HA setup
Requirements
● Basic understanding of containers and virtualization concepts.
● Familiarity with Linux command line (basic commands).
● A system capable of running virtual machines
● Willingness to explore Kubernetes internals and production scenarios - no prior Kubernetes experience required.
● Motivation to explore advanced Kubernetes concepts step by step - everything will be guided clearly.
● Interest in Kubernetes, DevOps, and cloud-native technologies.
● Curiosity to understand Kubernetes architecture, control plane, and cluster operations.
Description
This course takes you deep into Advanced Kubernetes Internals and production-grade cluster operations. Instead of focusing only on application deployments, you will explore how Kubernetes truly works behind the scenes - from control plane components to networking and High Availability design.
You will understand the architecture of the API server, scheduler, controller manager, and etcd, and learn how these components interact in real-world environments. The course emphasizes practical troubleshooting, helping you diagnose and fix issues such as CNI failures, scheduler crashes, corrupted configurations, and control plane instability.
You will also learn how to recover broken clusters, rebuild control plane components, rejoin nodes, and restore workloads with confidence. High Availability cluster design, safe Kubernetes upgrades, enabling audit logs for security visibility, implementing admission webhooks, and migrating resources between namespaces are covered through structured hands-on demonstrations.
This course is designed to simulate real production scenarios rather than ideal lab conditions. By the end, you will gain the confidence to manage Kubernetes clusters at scale, handle outages without panic, and operate infrastructure with a deeper understanding of system behavior and reliability.
If you want to move from basic Kubernetes usage to advanced operational mastery, this course will help you build that expertise step by step.
Who this course is for
■ This course is designed for DevOps engineers, system administrators, cloud and platform engineers who want to master Kubernetes beyond basic deployments and truly understand cluster internals. It is ideal for professionals managing production environments, designing High Availability architectures, performing upgrades, enabling audit logs, implementing admission webhooks, and recovering from real-world cluster failures. If you aim to confidently troubleshoot control plane issues, handle CNI breakdowns, rebuild clusters, and operate Kubernetes at production scale, this course is built for you.
■ System administrators managing Kubernetes clusters in real-world environments.
■ Professionals responsible for cluster upgrades, recovery, and troubleshooting.
■ Developers seeking deeper understanding of Kubernetes control plane and networking.
■ Anyone aiming to confidently handle Kubernetes failures and production incidents.
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