Networking
Kubernetes Networking That Survives Audits
CNI contrasts, NetworkPolicy exercises, and packet captures in sandbox clusters.
CNI contrasts, NetworkPolicy exercises, and packet captures in sandbox clusters. Cohort includes sandbox accounts (where providers allow), architecture review templates, and bilingual glossaries for networking vocabulary. We publish prerequisites one week ahead so admins can prep VPN paths. This Kubernetes Networking That Survives Audits track does not include employer-sponsored certification vouchers—those stay between you and your procurement team.
What is included
- Weekly office hours with written follow-ups
- Architecture review worksheet pack (PDF + sheets)
- Cost-control checklist tied to each lab module
- Break-glass and rollback scripts you can adapt
- Peer code/config review rotation inside the cohort
- Capstone presentation with mentor feedback
- Office-hour recordings with chapter markers
Outcomes
- Ship a documented design for Kubernetes Networking That scenarios
- Present trade-offs to a mock steering committee using our rubric
- Leave with a personal backlog ranked by risk and cost impact
Lead instructor
Minh Truong
Azure specialist who ships landing zones for regulated teams.
FAQ
Do I need production access on day one?
No. Labs run in shared sandboxes; you mirror patterns locally or in a non-prod account you control.
What is intentionally out of scope?
We do not provide legal opinions on contracts or procurement. Vendor escalations must flow through your existing support agreements; we coach the technical narrative only.
How much async time should I budget?
Plan 4–6 hours weekly outside live sessions for readings, labs, and short write-ups.
Experience notes
“The Kubernetes Networking That Survives Audits labs forced me to diagram peering faults before touching consoles—uncomfortable but useful.”
“Still wish we had one more office hour on Networking edge cases, yet templates are solid.”