Create Serverless Apps Using Kubernetes and Knative

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@DevOpsDirective explains how to develop serverless applications with Kubernetes and Knative. Sid also sets up a managed Kubernetes cluster on Akamai Connected Cloud.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:52 Overview of the Video
1:45 What is Serverless?
2:15 What is Event Driven Architecture?
3:08 What is Knative?
4:48 Overview of Knative Serving
6:05 Install Knative Serving Components
9:17 Install a Networking Layer
10:30 Install Knative CLI + Functions
12:15 Create Function
15:30 Set Up a Local Python Environment
16:05 Install Dependencies + Run the App
18:05 Authenticate Docker + Build Image
20:10 Deploy the App + Configure DNS
25:15 Check the Revisions List
27:15 Deploy Podinfo Service Blue & Green
32:27 Install Knative Eventing Components
34:45 Application Diagram
36:38 Create & Deploy a New Python Function
39:15 Set Up a Trigger in Knative Eventing System
44:57 Recap
47:00 Conclusion

Read the doc for more information on getting started with Knative→ https://knative.dev/docs/getting-started/
Learn more about managing Kubernetes clusters → https://www.linode.com/docs/products/compute/kubernetes/guides/manage-clusters/
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