Course description
This course, along with real-world experience and additional study, will provide the skills and knowledge tested by the Istio Certified Associate (ICA) exam.
Istio Service Mesh Essentials (LFS245)
Course code: LFS245
Learn Istio essentials such as: explaining the basic building blocks of Envoy proxy and how it fits within Istio; using IstioOperator API to install, configure; and secure the mesh; manage traffic using Istio CRDs and Gateway API; and create policies to install Istio across multiple clusters.
- Online, Self Paced
- 20-25 Hours of Course Material
- Hands-on Labs & Assignments
- 12 Months of Access to Online Course
- Digital Badge
- Discussion forums
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Course dates
Starting date: Upon request
Type: Self-paced
Course duration: 365 days
Language: en
Price without VAT: 95 EUR
Starting date: Upon request
Type: Self-paced + Exam
Course duration: 365 days
Language: en
Price without VAT: 285 EUR
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Place |
Type | Course duration |
Language | Price without VAT | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upon request | Self-paced | 365 days | en | 95 EUR | Register | ||
| Upon request | Self-paced + Exam | 365 days | en | 285 EUR | Register | ||
| G | Guaranteed course | ||||||
Target group
This course is for application developers, DevOps engineers and security professionals, familiar with Kubernetes, who need a service mesh layer to effectively operate their containerized systems.
Prerequisites
Before starting this course, you should be familiar with:
- Basic Linux concepts and using the command line – we recommend the free Introduction to Linux (LSF101) course
- Kubernetes fundamentals and Kubernetes CLI – we recommend the free Introduction to Kubernetes (LFS158) course
- A basic introduction to Istio – we recommend the free Introduction to Istio (LFS144) course
For hands-on exercises, access to a Kubernetes cluster is required.
You should be able to complete the lab exercises with a Kubernetes cluster from cloud providers like GCP, AWS, Azure, or Oracle OCI. Some cloud providers offer free tiers or credits, but you may incur charges if you exceed the initially allocated cloud provider credits, or if the cloud provider’s terms and conditions change.
