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DESCRIPTION:This hands-on tutorial introduces participants to Kubernetes th
 rough practical\nexercises rather than lectures. Instead of building a clu
 ster from scratch\, participants\nconnect to a pre-configured Kubernetes e
 nvironment and learn how applications are\nrepresented inside a cluster.\n
 Using a simple containerised scientific web application\, participants pro
 gressively\nbuild a complete Kubernetes deployment by creating the minimum
  resources\nrequired for a production-style application including Deployme
 nt\, Service\, Ingress\,\nand Persistent Volume Claim (PVC). Along the way
 \, participants inspect running\nresources\, explore the Kubernetes contro
 ls\, and learn how YAML manifests define\napplication behaviour.\nThe tuto
 rial is aimed at attendees with little or no previous Kubernetes experienc
 e.
DTSTAMP:20261015T124205Z
LOCATION:Seminar Room 4
SUMMARY:Helm Templating and Kubernetes - James Tocknell
URL:https://pretalx.adass.org/adass2026/talk/ZACUFU/
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