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kubectl get crd gateways.gateway.networking.k8s.io &> /dev/null || { kubectl kustomize "github.com/kubernetes-sigs/gateway-api/config/crd?ref=v1.2.0" | kubectl apply -f -; } kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/istio/istio/release-1.24/samples/bookinfo/platform/kube/bookinfo.yaml

🚀 77 Days of Kubernetes – Complete Learning Journey

This repository documents my 77-day hands-on Kubernetes learning journey, covering core concepts, workloads, networking, storage, configuration, troubleshooting, and real-world application deployments.

The goal of this challenge was to build practical, production-oriented Kubernetes skills by working daily on tasks, YAML manifests, and debugging scenarios.


📌 What This Repository Covers

  • Kubernetes core objects (Pods, Deployments, ReplicaSets, Jobs, CronJobs)
  • Configuration & management (Namespaces, Environment Variables, Secrets)
  • Application lifecycle (Rolling updates, Rollbacks)
  • Storage (Volumes, Persistent Volumes, Shared Volumes)
  • Advanced patterns (Init Containers, Sidecar Containers)
  • Troubleshooting real Kubernetes issues
  • End-to-end application deployments

🗂️ Daily Progress Breakdown

🔰 Basics & Core Concepts

  • Day 01: Deploy Pods in Kubernetes Cluster
  • Day 02: Deploy Applications with Kubernetes Deployments
  • Day 03: Setup Kubernetes Namespaces and Pods
  • Day 04: Set Resource Limits in Kubernetes Pods

🔄 Deployment Strategies

  • Day 05: Execute Rolling Updates in Kubernetes
  • Day 06: Revert Deployment to Previous Version
  • Day 07: Deploy ReplicaSet in Kubernetes Cluster

⏱️ Jobs & Scheduling

  • Day 08: Schedule CronJobs in Kubernetes
  • Day 09: Create Countdown Job in Kubernetes
  • Day 10: Set Up Time Check Pod

📦 Controllers & Replication

  • Day 11: Deploy Pods in Kubernetes Cluster
  • Day 12: Deploy Applications with Kubernetes Deployments
  • Day 13: Rolling Updates & Resource Limits
  • Day 14: Update Deployment and Service
  • Day 15: Rollback Kubernetes Deployments
  • Day 16: High Availability Pods using ReplicationController

💾 Storage & Volumes

  • Day 17–18: Resolve VolumeMount Issues
  • Day 19: Kubernetes Shared Volumes
  • Day 33: Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes

🔁 Advanced Pod Patterns

  • Day 20–21: Kubernetes Sidecar Containers
  • Day 32: Init Containers in Kubernetes

🌐 Web Servers & Applications

  • Day 22: Deploy Nginx Web Server
  • Day 30: Deploy Apache Web Server
  • Day 31: Deploy LAMP Stack
  • Day 36: Kubernetes LEMP Setup
  • Day 43: Nginx and PHP-FPM Setup

🔐 Configuration & Security

  • Day 23: Print Environment Variables
  • Day 34: Manage Secrets in Kubernetes
  • Day 35: Environment Variables in Kubernetes

🛠️ CI/CD, Monitoring & Tools

  • Day 25: Deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes
  • Day 26: Deploy Grafana on Kubernetes Cluster

🧪 Troubleshooting & Fixes

  • Day 27: Fix LAMP Environment Issues
  • Day 37: Kubernetes Troubleshooting
  • Day 39: Fix Python App on Kubernetes

📱 Real-World Applications

  • Day 38: Deploy Iron Gallery App
  • Day 40: Deploy Redis on Kubernetes
  • Day 41: Deploy MySQL on Kubernetes
  • Day 44: Deploy Drupal App
  • Day 45: Deploy Guest Book App 🎉

🧰 Tools & Technologies Used

  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • kubectl
  • YAML manifests
  • Nginx, Apache, MySQL, Redis
  • Jenkins, Grafana

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Strong understanding of Kubernetes architecture and workloads
  • Hands-on experience with real-world deployment scenarios
  • Improved troubleshooting and debugging skills
  • Confidence in deploying production-like applications on Kubernetes

🏁 Conclusion

Completing this 45 Days of Kubernetes challenge has significantly strengthened my Kubernetes fundamentals and practical experience. This repository serves as both a learning log and a reference guide for Kubernetes implementations.

📌 Next Steps: Advanced networking, Helm charts, Kubernetes security, and cloud-managed Kubernetes services.


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This repository documents my 77-day hands-on Kubernetes learning journey, covering core concepts, workloads, networking, storage, configuration, troubleshooting, and real-world application deployments.

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