VKSDDO9VMVMwareVM-VKSDDO99.0<p>By the end of the course, you should be able to meet the following objectives:</p> <ul> <li>Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture</li><li>Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes</li><li>Explain Kubernetes networking</li><li>Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On</li><li>Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI</li><li>Describe the vSphere Supervisor deployment models</li><li>Identify the vSphere Supervisor networking and load-balancing requirements</li><li>Explain the vSphere Supervisor storage options including cross Datacenter topologies</li><li>Outline the steps to configure vSphere Namespaces and Zones</li><li>Explain the VCF Cloud Services enablement options</li><li>Identify available Services in vSphere Supervisor including Velero and Extensible Services</li><li>Explain how the vSphere Supervisor is monitored and upgraded.</li><li>Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service</li><li>Outline the VM Service deployment models for Virtual Machines with configurable OVF Properties</li><li>Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP</li><li>Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services</li><li>Explain how VKS Cluster monitoring functions and how standard packages are managed</li><li>Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster and ClusterClass</li><li>Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm</li><li>Describe the steps for creating snapshots in VKS Cluster</li><li>Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version</li><li>Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI</li><li>Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale</li><li>Outline the process for installing Istio on a VKS cluster.</li><li>Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali.</li><li>Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh.</li></ul><p>This course has the following prerequisites:</p> <ul> <li>VCF Stage-1 Training</li><li>Working experience and knowledge of VMware vSphere&reg;, VMware NSX&reg;, and vSAN environments</li></ul><p>System Administrators, Solution Engineers, Consultants, Architects, and Support Personnel</p><ul> <li>Course Introduction</li><li>Kubernetes Overview</li><li>VCF Cloud Services Overview</li><li>vSphere Supervisor Deployment Models</li><li>VCF Cloud Services Enablement Options</li><li>vSphere Supervisor Storage Topologies</li><li>Configuring and Managing vSphere Namespaces and Zones</li><li>Services in vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Managing Virtual Machines with VM Service</li><li>Multi-Tenancy in VCF</li><li>Consuming VCF Cloud Services for building an Extensible Ecosystem</li><li>VKS Cluster Deployment using Kubectl</li><li>Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of VKS Clusters</li><li>Deploying Workloads on VKS Clusters using Helm</li><li>VKS Cluster Day-2 Operations</li><li>VKS Cluster Management and Istio Service Mesh</li></ul><h5>1. Course Introduction</h5><ul> <li>Introduction and course logistics</li><li>Course objectives</li></ul><h5>2. Kubernetes Overview</h5><ul> <li>Differentiate between containers and virtual machines</li><li>Describe Docker workflow, including the build, ship, and run processes</li><li>Explain Container Networking concepts</li><li>Describe Container Runtime Interface (CRI) and the containerd role in Kubernetes</li><li>Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture</li><li>Describe different Kubernetes objects and their purposes</li><li>Explain the functionality of Services in Kubernetes</li><li>Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes</li><li>Explain Kubernetes networking</li><li>Describe Antrea, Calico, and Multus CNI plug-ins</li><li>Describe the whereabouts IPAM plug-in</li><li>Describe Istio Service Mesh</li><li>Explain Helm Package Manager</li></ul><h5>3. VCF Cloud Services Overview</h5><ul> <li>Describe vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Explain the Services in vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Outline the hierarchy of vSphere Supervisor folders</li><li>Explain the identity providers supported by vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Define the roles and permissions within vSphere Namespaces</li><li>Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On</li><li>Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI</li></ul><h5>4. vSphere Supervisor Deployment Models</h5><ul> <li>Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX VPC networking</li><li>Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX Segment networking</li><li>Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Foundation Load Balancer</li><li>Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX and Avi Load Balancer</li><li>Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Avi Load Balancer</li><li>Describe the requirements for the networking stack with NSX VPC Networking</li><li>Outline the requirements for the networking stack with NSX Segment Networking</li><li>Outline the requirements for the networking stack with VDS Networking</li><li>Explain the Load Balancer options</li><li>Outline the requirements for Avi Load Balancer</li><li>Outline the requirements for Foundation Load Balancer</li><li>Explain the vSphere Supervisor Zone Deployment Models</li><li>Outline the vSphere Supervisor Zone Model Attributes</li><li>Describe the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane Availability Models</li></ul><h5>5. VCF Cloud Services Enablement Options</h5><ul> <li>Explain how to activate the vSphere Supervisor when creating a Workload Domain</li><li>Describe the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with NSX VPC and NSX Load Balancer.</li><li>Explain how to connect to the vSphere Supervisor using the VCF CLI.</li><li>Outline the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor using an NSX segment.</li><li>Explain the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with VDS and the Foundation Load Balancer.</li><li>Describe the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor with NSX and Avi Load Balancer.</li><li>Explain how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor using VDS and Avi Load Balancer.</li><li>Illustrate how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor from an exported configuration.</li></ul><h5>6. vSphere Supervisor Storage Topologies</h5><ul> <li>Describe the Storage Options for vSphere Supervisor in VCF</li><li>Explain the concepts and components of the Storage Topologies for vSphere Zones and vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Describe the integration of vSphere Storage and vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Outline the Data Persistence for vSphere Supervisor in vSphere Zones</li><li>Identify the supported topologies when running vSphere Supervisor on top of vSAN clusters</li></ul><h5>7. Configuring and Managing vSphere Namespaces and Zones</h5><ul> <li>Explain the steps to create a vSphere Namespace on the vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Explain the steps to set Resource and Object Limits to a vSphere Namespace</li><li>Outline the steps to add Security Policies to an NSX vSphere Namespace</li><li>Outline the procedure to add a cluster as a vSphere Zone to a vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Describe the steps required to associate a vSphere Zone with a vSphere Namespace</li><li>Explain the workflow for removing a vSphere Zone from a vSphere Namespace and vSphere Supervisor</li></ul><h5>8. Services in vSphere Supervisor</h5><ul> <li>Define vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) and its key features</li><li>Explain the architecture of VKS</li><li>Explain the VKS Cluster topology with vSphere Zones</li><li>Identify networking and load-balancing options for VKS clusters</li><li>Explain storage policy configurations for VKS clusters</li><li>Outline the VKS Core and Standard packages</li><li>Describe the integrated backup and restore solution</li><li>Identify considerations for vSphere Supervisor protection (backup and restore)</li><li>Describe the process of protecting the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane</li><li>Outline the design considerations for protecting VKS service clusters with Velero</li><li>Outline the design considerations for protecting VM service VMs with Velero</li><li>Identify the extensible services you can run on top of vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Outline the requirements for the extensible services</li></ul><h5>9. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of vSphere Supervisor</h5><ul> <li>Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter</li><li>Describe how vSphere Supervisor monitoring works</li><li>Explain monitoring of vSphere Supervisor from VCF Operations</li><li>Explain the vSphere Supervisor update Options</li><li>Outline the steps to configure a Subscribed Content Library for Supervisor Images</li><li>Outline the steps for updating the vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Outline the steps for setting the Default CNI for VKS Clusters</li><li>Explain the process of registering a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server</li><li>Explain the process of installing a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server</li><li>Explain the process of upgrading a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server</li><li>Explain the process of deactivating a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server</li><li>Outline the backup and restore methods for vSphere Supervisor</li></ul><h5>10. Managing Virtual Machines with VM Service</h5><ul> <li>Differentiate between traditional VMs and API-driven declarative VMs</li><li>Explain the features of VM Service</li><li>Explain the architecture of VM Service</li><li>Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service</li><li>Explain the VM deployment process</li><li>Explain the process of deploying a VM with configurable OVF properties in vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Describe vSphere Pod storage and networking</li><li>Outline the steps to create a vSphere Namespace and configure resource limits</li><li>Explain the steps for creating VM Classes</li><li>Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP</li></ul><h5>11. Multi-Tenancy in VCF</h5><ul> <li>Describe Multi-Tenancy in VCF</li><li>Explain the VCF Private Cloud experience for each persona</li><li>Explain the relationship between vSphere Supervisor instances, Regions, and Zones</li><li>Describe the different types of Organizations in VCF Automation</li><li>Outline the steps to create an Organization</li><li>Explain the steps to create Content Libraries</li><li>Describe how to set up Projects and Namespaces within an Organization</li></ul><h5>12. Consuming VCF Cloud Services for building an Extensible Ecosystem</h5><ul> <li>Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services</li><li>Explain the steps for deploying Contour Ingress Controller to manage external access</li><li>Explain the steps for deploying Harbor Image Registry for managing container images</li><li>Outline the steps for deploying Argo CD service on Supervisor for GitOps continuous delivery</li><li>Outline the deployment and management of Virtual Machines using VCF Automation</li><li>Describe the deployment and management of VKS Clusters through VCF Automation</li><li>Describe management of Harbor image repositories via projects</li><li>Explain various ways to connect to VKS Clusters</li><li>Explain the steps for deploying and consuming container-based applications using VCF Automation</li></ul><h5>13. VKS Cluster Deployment using Kubectl</h5><ul> <li>Explain how Kubernetes software distribution for VKS clusters is managed using vSphere Kubernetes releases (VKrs)</li><li>Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster</li><li>Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using ClusterClass</li><li>Outline the steps to create a Subscribed Content Library</li><li>Outline the steps for publishing a Local Content Library</li><li>Outline the steps for VKS Cluster Provisioning with Calico CNI</li><li>Explain the process of fetching the VKS Cluster admin kubeconfig from vSphere Supervisor</li><li>Explain the process of connecting to the VKS Cluster using VCF CLI</li><li>Explain the process of integrating VKS Clusters with Private Container Registry</li><li>Outline the steps to integrate Harbor with a v1beta1 API cluster</li></ul><h5>14. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of VKS Clusters</h5><ul> <li>List the supported Standard Packages for VKS Clusters</li><li>Outline the requirements for Installing Packages on VKS Clusters</li><li>Explain the process of Managing VKS Standard Packages</li><li>Describe how VKS Cluster monitoring works</li><li>Outline the step for Enabling Monitoring for VKS Clusters</li><li>Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Operations</li><li>Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter</li><li>Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Automation</li><li>Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster using kubectl</li></ul><h5>15. Deploying Workloads on VKS Clusters using Helm</h5><ul> <li>Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm</li><li>Explain how Docker images and Helm charts are managed in OCI registry on Harbor</li><li>Outline the steps for deploying an application using Helm</li><li>Outline the steps for upgrading an application using Helm</li></ul><h5>16. VKS Cluster Day-2 Operations</h5><ul> <li>Describe Volume Snapshots</li><li>Describe the lifecycle of a Volume Snapshot and Volume Snapshot Content</li><li>Outline the steps to Install and Deploy vSphere pvCSI Webhook</li><li>Outline the steps to Install and Deploy External CSI Snapshot Webhook</li><li>Outline the steps to Restore a Volume Snapshot</li><li>Explain the process of registering a New VKS Version</li><li>Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version</li><li>Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI</li></ul><h5>17. VKS Cluster Management and Istio Service Mesh</h5><ul> <li>Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale</li><li>Describe VKS cluster management architecture</li><li>Describe how VKS cluster management delivers centralized visibility across the entire VKS cluster fleet</li><li>Explain how consistent policies are enforced across clusters through VKS cluster management</li><li>Explain how VKS clusters can be backed up using VKS cluster management</li><li>Describe how VKS standard packages are deployed and managed through VKS cluster management</li><li>Describe the functionality and key components of the Istio Service Mesh</li><li>Outline the steps required to install Istio on a VKS cluster</li><li>Explain the process for deploying the Kiali dashboard</li><li>Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali</li><li>Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh</li><li>Describe the steps for collecting Istio support bundle files</li></ul>By the end of the course, you should be able to meet the following objectives: - Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture - Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes - Explain Kubernetes networking - Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor - Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On - Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI - Describe the vSphere Supervisor deployment models - Identify the vSphere Supervisor networking and load-balancing requirements - Explain the vSphere Supervisor storage options including cross Datacenter topologies - Outline the steps to configure vSphere Namespaces and Zones - Explain the VCF Cloud Services enablement options - Identify available Services in vSphere Supervisor including Velero and Extensible Services - Explain how the vSphere Supervisor is monitored and upgraded. - Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service - Outline the VM Service deployment models for Virtual Machines with configurable OVF Properties - Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP - Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services - Explain how VKS Cluster monitoring functions and how standard packages are managed - Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster and ClusterClass - Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm - Describe the steps for creating snapshots in VKS Cluster - Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version - Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI - Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale - Outline the process for installing Istio on a VKS cluster. - Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali. - Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh.This course has the following prerequisites: - VCF Stage-1 Training - Working experience and knowledge of VMware vSphere®, VMware NSX®, and vSAN environmentsSystem Administrators, Solution Engineers, Consultants, Architects, and Support Personnel- Course Introduction - Kubernetes Overview - VCF Cloud Services Overview - vSphere Supervisor Deployment Models - VCF Cloud Services Enablement Options - vSphere Supervisor Storage Topologies - Configuring and Managing vSphere Namespaces and Zones - Services in vSphere Supervisor - Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of vSphere Supervisor - Managing Virtual Machines with VM Service - Multi-Tenancy in VCF - Consuming VCF Cloud Services for building an Extensible Ecosystem - VKS Cluster Deployment using Kubectl - Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of VKS Clusters - Deploying Workloads on VKS Clusters using Helm - VKS Cluster Day-2 Operations - VKS Cluster Management and Istio Service Mesh1. Course Introduction - Introduction and course logistics - Course objectives 2. Kubernetes Overview - Differentiate between containers and virtual machines - Describe Docker workflow, including the build, ship, and run processes - Explain Container Networking concepts - Describe Container Runtime Interface (CRI) and the containerd role in Kubernetes - Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture - Describe different Kubernetes objects and their purposes - Explain the functionality of Services in Kubernetes - Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes - Explain Kubernetes networking - Describe Antrea, Calico, and Multus CNI plug-ins - Describe the whereabouts IPAM plug-in - Describe Istio Service Mesh - Explain Helm Package Manager 3. VCF Cloud Services Overview - Describe vSphere Supervisor - Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor - Explain the Services in vSphere Supervisor - Outline the hierarchy of vSphere Supervisor folders - Explain the identity providers supported by vSphere Supervisor - Define the roles and permissions within vSphere Namespaces - Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On - Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI 4. vSphere Supervisor Deployment Models - Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX VPC networking - Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX Segment networking - Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Foundation Load Balancer - Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX and Avi Load Balancer - Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Avi Load Balancer - Describe the requirements for the networking stack with NSX VPC Networking - Outline the requirements for the networking stack with NSX Segment Networking - Outline the requirements for the networking stack with VDS Networking - Explain the Load Balancer options - Outline the requirements for Avi Load Balancer - Outline the requirements for Foundation Load Balancer - Explain the vSphere Supervisor Zone Deployment Models - Outline the vSphere Supervisor Zone Model Attributes - Describe the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane Availability Models 5. VCF Cloud Services Enablement Options - Explain how to activate the vSphere Supervisor when creating a Workload Domain - Describe the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with NSX VPC and NSX Load Balancer. - Explain how to connect to the vSphere Supervisor using the VCF CLI. - Outline the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor using an NSX segment. - Explain the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with VDS and the Foundation Load Balancer. - Describe the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor with NSX and Avi Load Balancer. - Explain how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor using VDS and Avi Load Balancer. - Illustrate how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor from an exported configuration. 6. vSphere Supervisor Storage Topologies - Describe the Storage Options for vSphere Supervisor in VCF - Explain the concepts and components of the Storage Topologies for vSphere Zones and vSphere Supervisor - Describe the integration of vSphere Storage and vSphere Supervisor - Outline the Data Persistence for vSphere Supervisor in vSphere Zones - Identify the supported topologies when running vSphere Supervisor on top of vSAN clusters 7. Configuring and Managing vSphere Namespaces and Zones - Explain the steps to create a vSphere Namespace on the vSphere Supervisor - Explain the steps to set Resource and Object Limits to a vSphere Namespace - Outline the steps to add Security Policies to an NSX vSphere Namespace - Outline the procedure to add a cluster as a vSphere Zone to a vSphere Supervisor - Describe the steps required to associate a vSphere Zone with a vSphere Namespace - Explain the workflow for removing a vSphere Zone from a vSphere Namespace and vSphere Supervisor 8. Services in vSphere Supervisor - Define vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) and its key features - Explain the architecture of VKS - Explain the VKS Cluster topology with vSphere Zones - Identify networking and load-balancing options for VKS clusters - Explain storage policy configurations for VKS clusters - Outline the VKS Core and Standard packages - Describe the integrated backup and restore solution - Identify considerations for vSphere Supervisor protection (backup and restore) - Describe the process of protecting the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane - Outline the design considerations for protecting VKS service clusters with Velero - Outline the design considerations for protecting VM service VMs with Velero - Identify the extensible services you can run on top of vSphere Supervisor - Outline the requirements for the extensible services 9. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of vSphere Supervisor - Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter - Describe how vSphere Supervisor monitoring works - Explain monitoring of vSphere Supervisor from VCF Operations - Explain the vSphere Supervisor update Options - Outline the steps to configure a Subscribed Content Library for Supervisor Images - Outline the steps for updating the vSphere Supervisor - Outline the steps for setting the Default CNI for VKS Clusters - Explain the process of registering a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server - Explain the process of installing a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server - Explain the process of upgrading a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server - Explain the process of deactivating a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server - Outline the backup and restore methods for vSphere Supervisor 10. Managing Virtual Machines with VM Service - Differentiate between traditional VMs and API-driven declarative VMs - Explain the features of VM Service - Explain the architecture of VM Service - Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service - Explain the VM deployment process - Explain the process of deploying a VM with configurable OVF properties in vSphere Supervisor - Describe vSphere Pod storage and networking - Outline the steps to create a vSphere Namespace and configure resource limits - Explain the steps for creating VM Classes - Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP 11. Multi-Tenancy in VCF - Describe Multi-Tenancy in VCF - Explain the VCF Private Cloud experience for each persona - Explain the relationship between vSphere Supervisor instances, Regions, and Zones - Describe the different types of Organizations in VCF Automation - Outline the steps to create an Organization - Explain the steps to create Content Libraries - Describe how to set up Projects and Namespaces within an Organization 12. Consuming VCF Cloud Services for building an Extensible Ecosystem - Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services - Explain the steps for deploying Contour Ingress Controller to manage external access - Explain the steps for deploying Harbor Image Registry for managing container images - Outline the steps for deploying Argo CD service on Supervisor for GitOps continuous delivery - Outline the deployment and management of Virtual Machines using VCF Automation - Describe the deployment and management of VKS Clusters through VCF Automation - Describe management of Harbor image repositories via projects - Explain various ways to connect to VKS Clusters - Explain the steps for deploying and consuming container-based applications using VCF Automation 13. VKS Cluster Deployment using Kubectl - Explain how Kubernetes software distribution for VKS clusters is managed using vSphere Kubernetes releases (VKrs) - Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster - Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using ClusterClass - Outline the steps to create a Subscribed Content Library - Outline the steps for publishing a Local Content Library - Outline the steps for VKS Cluster Provisioning with Calico CNI - Explain the process of fetching the VKS Cluster admin kubeconfig from vSphere Supervisor - Explain the process of connecting to the VKS Cluster using VCF CLI - Explain the process of integrating VKS Clusters with Private Container Registry - Outline the steps to integrate Harbor with a v1beta1 API cluster 14. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of VKS Clusters - List the supported Standard Packages for VKS Clusters - Outline the requirements for Installing Packages on VKS Clusters - Explain the process of Managing VKS Standard Packages - Describe how VKS Cluster monitoring works - Outline the step for Enabling Monitoring for VKS Clusters - Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Operations - Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter - Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Automation - Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster using kubectl 15. Deploying Workloads on VKS Clusters using Helm - Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm - Explain how Docker images and Helm charts are managed in OCI registry on Harbor - Outline the steps for deploying an application using Helm - Outline the steps for upgrading an application using Helm 16. VKS Cluster Day-2 Operations - Describe Volume Snapshots - Describe the lifecycle of a Volume Snapshot and Volume Snapshot Content - Outline the steps to Install and Deploy vSphere pvCSI Webhook - Outline the steps to Install and Deploy External CSI Snapshot Webhook - Outline the steps to Restore a Volume Snapshot - Explain the process of registering a New VKS Version - Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version - Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI 17. VKS Cluster Management and Istio Service Mesh - Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale - Describe VKS cluster management architecture - Describe how VKS cluster management delivers centralized visibility across the entire VKS cluster fleet - Explain how consistent policies are enforced across clusters through VKS cluster management - Explain how VKS clusters can be backed up using VKS cluster management - Describe how VKS standard packages are deployed and managed through VKS cluster management - Describe the functionality and key components of the Istio Service Mesh - Outline the steps required to install Istio on a VKS cluster - Explain the process for deploying the Kiali dashboard - Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali - Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh - Describe the steps for collecting Istio support bundle files5 Tage4650.003650.00