Welcome! Get all you need for your Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) preparation here! I'm Kim, a seasoned Kubernetes Trainer and Author, and the creator of the Killer Shell CKS|CKA|CKAD Simulators.
Course Overview
Comprehensive and Engaging Learning:
Explore each CKS topic visually and easily.
Engage in various practical hands-on challenges for every topic.
Set up your own CKS cluster with simple scripts provided.
Access a Github course repository filled with examples used throughout the course.
Test your knowledge with the Killer Shell CKS simulator, including two free identical sessions.
Participate in the Killer Shell private Slack community for exam discussions and topic insights.
Simulator Details
Included in the course are two Killer Shell CKS Simulator sessions with identical questions. Use the simulator wisely, as it simulates the real exam. If you do not pass the real exam, you'll receive an additional session for free.
Course Expectations
Prepare for the course to require more time than the recorded videos. Implement the scenarios individually, and take breaks—hours or even days—between sections to fully absorb the material and prevent burnout.
Prerequisites
Before participating in this course, you should possess some Kubernetes Administrator experience. Remember, to take the real CKS exam, you must hold a valid CKA certification. Don't worry if your CKA knowledge needs a refresh; we'll recap key concepts at the beginning.
Additional
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Frequently asked questions
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this Kubernetes course?
Before enrolling, participants should have experience as a Kubernetes Administrator. It's also necessary to hold a valid Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification to take the real Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) exam. The course includes a recap of essential CKA concepts, so a refresher in these areas is integrated into the curriculum.
What practical projects or exercises will I work on during the course?
The course includes various practical hands-on challenges, such as creating a Kubernetes cluster in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using 'kubeadm', configuring firewall rules for NodePorts, and setting up RBAC for the Kubernetes Dashboard. Participants will also engage in exercises like securing Ingress resources, protecting node metadata with NetworkPolicies, and verifying Kubernetes releases and binaries using tools like 'kube-bench'.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is designed for individuals preparing for the Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) certification. It is ideal for Kubernetes Administrators aiming to enhance their security skills and those looking to validate their expertise through certification. Participants should have prior experience in Kubernetes administration.
How does the depth of this course compare to other Kubernetes security courses?
This course offers a comprehensive preparation for the CKS exam by covering all CKS topics with both theoretical and practical components. It includes 160 lessons with a mix of visual explanations and hands-on exercises. The inclusion of the Killer Shell CKS simulator provides a unique exam simulation experience, setting it apart from other courses that may not offer such extensive interactive content.
What specific tools or platforms will I learn to use in this course?
Participants will learn to use various tools and platforms, including 'kubeadm' for cluster creation, GCP for cloud-based setups, and 'kube-bench' for security assessment. Exercises also involve using 'gcloud' commands for cloud resource management and implementing Kubernetes security best practices.
What topics are not covered in this Kubernetes security course?
While the course comprehensively covers security aspects relevant to the CKS exam, it does not include topics unrelated to Kubernetes security, such as general Kubernetes application development or non-security-related Kubernetes administration tasks. The focus is strictly on security measures and practices.
What is the expected time commitment for completing this course?
The course consists of 160 lessons, and students are encouraged to spend additional time beyond the recorded videos to implement scenarios and engage with materials thoroughly. Participants should plan to take breaks between sections and expect a commitment that extends beyond passive video watching to include practical application and study time.
