The following are the prerequisites for successfully completing this course: The following are the prerequisites for successfully completing this course: The following are the prerequisites for successfully completing this course:
- Completion of the ForgeRock University core concept courses (AM-400 Rev B, IDM-400 Rev B, DS-400 Rev A):
- You should know how to configure and administer ForgeRock Directory Services (DS), ForgeRock Access Management (AM), Amster, ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), and ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG).
- You should know how to use the appropriate commands and user interfaces for each component.
- Knowledge and experience working with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, GKE, Google Cloud SDK, and GitHub for working with the labs and understanding the DevOps examples. Following are some examples of the knowledge and skills you should have before attending this workshop:
- Run administrator-level commands in a Linux terminal window and understand their output.
- Install the various DevOps tools, like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and others in a Linux environment.
- Run various Kubernetes commands to deploy pods, query pods, and query cluster objects.
- Use the kubectl command for operating within a cluster, and connect to containers running in the pod for diagnostic purposes.
- Create and install a Helm chart and use the helm command to manage releases
- Have a GitHub account and use the Git commands to fork, clone, pull, and push changes to a Git repository.
Completion of the ForgeRock University core concept courses (AM-400 Rev B, IDM-400 Rev B, DS-400 Rev A): Completion of the ForgeRock University core concept courses (AM-400 Rev B, IDM-400 Rev B, DS-400 Rev A): Completion of the ForgeRock University core concept courses (AM-400 Rev B, IDM-400 Rev B, DS-400 Rev A):
- You should know how to configure and administer ForgeRock Directory Services (DS), ForgeRock Access Management (AM), Amster, ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), and ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG).
- You should know how to use the appropriate commands and user interfaces for each component.
You should know how to configure and administer ForgeRock Directory Services (DS), ForgeRock Access Management (AM), Amster, ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), and ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG). You should know how to configure and administer ForgeRock Directory Services (DS), ForgeRock Access Management (AM), Amster, ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), and ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG). You should know how to configure and administer ForgeRock Directory Services (DS), ForgeRock Access Management (AM), Amster, ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), and ForgeRock Identity Gateway (IG).
You should know how to use the appropriate commands and user interfaces for each component. You should know how to use the appropriate commands and user interfaces for each component. You should know how to use the appropriate commands and user interfaces for each component.
Knowledge and experience working with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, GKE, Google Cloud SDK, and GitHub for working with the labs and understanding the DevOps examples. Following are some examples of the knowledge and skills you should have before attending this workshop: Knowledge and experience working with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, GKE, Google Cloud SDK, and GitHub for working with the labs and understanding the DevOps examples. Following are some examples of the knowledge and skills you should have before attending this workshop: Knowledge and experience working with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, GKE, Google Cloud SDK, and GitHub for working with the labs and understanding the DevOps examples. Following are some examples of the knowledge and skills you should have before attending this workshop:
- Run administrator-level commands in a Linux terminal window and understand their output.
- Install the various DevOps tools, like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and others in a Linux environment.
- Run various Kubernetes commands to deploy pods, query pods, and query cluster objects.
- Use the kubectl command for operating within a cluster, and connect to containers running in the pod for diagnostic purposes.
- Create and install a Helm chart and use the helm command to manage releases
- Have a GitHub account and use the Git commands to fork, clone, pull, and push changes to a Git repository.
Run administrator-level commands in a Linux terminal window and understand their output. Run administrator-level commands in a Linux terminal window and understand their output. Run administrator-level commands in a Linux terminal window and understand their output.
Install the various DevOps tools, like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and others in a Linux environment. Install the various DevOps tools, like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and others in a Linux environment. Install the various DevOps tools, like Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and others in a Linux environment.
Run various Kubernetes commands to deploy pods, query pods, and query cluster objects. Run various Kubernetes commands to deploy pods, query pods, and query cluster objects. Run various Kubernetes commands to deploy pods, query pods, and query cluster objects.
Use the kubectl command for operating within a cluster, and connect to containers running in the pod for diagnostic purposes. Use the kubectl command for operating within a cluster, and connect to containers running in the pod for diagnostic purposes. Use the kubectl command for operating within a cluster, and connect to containers running in the pod for diagnostic purposes.
Create and install a Helm chart and use the helm command to manage releases Create and install a Helm chart and use the helm command to manage releases Create and install a Helm chart and use the helm command to manage releases
Have a GitHub account and use the Git commands to fork, clone, pull, and push changes to a Git repository. Have a GitHub account and use the Git commands to fork, clone, pull, and push changes to a Git repository. Have a GitHub account and use the Git commands to fork, clone, pull, and push changes to a Git repository. Duration Duration Duration Duration 3 days 3 days 3 days