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[Udemy] Working with Microservices in Go «Golang» (Тревор Соулер)

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    [Udemy] Working with Microservices in Go (Golang) (Trevor Sawler) /
    Работа с микросервисами в Go (Golang) (Тревор Соулер) [ENG]

    Чему вы научитесь
    - Узнайте, что такое микросервисы и когда их использовать
    - Как разрабатывать слабосвязанные одноцелевые приложения, которые работают вместе как распределенное приложение.
    - Как обмениваться данными между службами с помощью JSON, удаленных вызовов процедур и gRPC
    - Как отправлять события в микросервисы с помощью Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) с помощью RabbitMQ
    - Как развернуть распределенное приложение в Docker Swarm
    - Как развернуть распределенное приложение в кластере Kubernetes

    Требования
    - Базовое понимание языка программирования Go
    - Компьютер Macintosh, Windows или Linux с подключением к Интернету.

    Для кого этот курс
    - Разработчики Go, которые работали с монолитными приложениями и хотят научиться работать с микросервисами.

    Описание
    Долгое время веб-приложения обычно были единым приложением, которое обрабатывало все, другими словами, монолитным приложением. Этот монолит занимался аутентификацией пользователей, ведением журналов, отправкой электронной почты и всем остальным. Хотя это по-прежнему популярный (и полезный) подход, сегодня многие крупномасштабные приложения имеют тенденцию разбивать все на микросервисы . Сегодня большинство крупных организаций сосредоточены на создании веб-приложений с использованием этого подхода, и на то есть веские причины.
    Микросервисы , также известные как архитектура микросервисов, представляют собой архитектурный стиль, который структурирует приложение как слабосвязанный набор небольших приложений. Архитектура микросервисов обеспечивает быструю и надежную доставку больших и сложных приложений. Вот некоторые из наиболее распространенных функций микросервиса:
    - его можно поддерживать и тестировать;
    - он слабо связан с другими частями приложения;
    - он может быть развернут сам по себе;
    - он организован вокруг деловых возможностей;
    - часто им владеет небольшая команда.
    В этом курсе мы разработаем несколько небольших автономных слабосвязанных микросервисов, которые будут взаимодействовать друг с другом и простым интерфейсным приложением с REST API, с RPC , через gRPC , а также путем отправки и потребления. сообщения с использованием AMQP , Advanced Message Queuing Protocol. Создаваемые нами микросервисы будут включать в себя следующие функции:
    - Служба переднего плана, которая просто отображает веб-страницы;
    - Служба аутентификации с базой данных Postgres;
    - Служба регистрации с базой данных MongoDB;
    - Служба прослушивателя, которая получает сообщения от RabbitMQ и действует на них;
    - Брокерская служба, которая является дополнительной единой точкой входа в кластер микросервисов;
    - Почтовая служба, которая принимает полезную нагрузку JSON, преобразует ее в форматированное электронное письмо и отправляет его.
    Все эти сервисы будут написаны на языке Go, обычно называемом Golang, который особенно хорошо подходит для создания распределенных веб-приложений.
    Мы также узнаем, как развернуть наше распределенное приложение в Docker Swarm и Kubernetes , как увеличивать и уменьшать масштаб по мере необходимости, а также обновлять отдельные микросервисы с минимальным временем простоя или вообще без него.

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    01 Introduction
    01 Introduction.mp4 [93m 132k 99]
    01 Introduction.srt [13k 779]
    02 About me.mp4 [19m 855k 857]
    02 About me.srt [1k 643]
    03 Installing Go.mp4 [8m 679k 669]
    03 Installing Go.srt [1k 267]
    03.1 Download Go.html [76]
    04 Installing Visual Studio Code.mp4 [8m 93k 863]
    04 Installing Visual Studio Code.srt [2k 481]
    04.1 Download Visual Studio Code.html [99]
    05 Installing Make.mp4 [11m 246k 389]
    05 Installing Make.srt [2k 351]
    05.1 Chocolately.html [91]
    05.2 GNU Make.html [95]
    05.3 Homebrew.html [77]
    06 Installing Docker.mp4 [5m 862k 986]
    06 Installing Docker.srt [1k 392]
    06.1 Docker Desktop.html [108]
    07 Asking for help.mp4 [24m 396k 36]
    07 Asking for help.srt [2k 342]
    08 Mistakes. We all make them..mp4 [2m 337k 25]
    08 Mistakes. We all make them..srt [1k 975]

    02 Building a simple front end and one Microservice
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [5m 422k 184]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [978]
    02 Setting up the front end.mp4 [5m 434k 719]
    02 Setting up the front end.srt [2k 500]
    02.1 front-end.zip [8k 409]
    03 Reviewing the front end code.mp4 [21m 62k 793]
    03 Reviewing the front end code.srt [5k 378]
    03.1 source.zip [13k 406]
    04 Our first service the Broker.mp4 [81m 818k 941]
    04 Our first service the Broker.srt [20k 290]
    04.1 source.zip [13k 27]
    05 Building a docker image for the Broker service.mp4 [37m 633k 927]
    05 Building a docker image for the Broker service.srt [13k 46]
    05.1 broker-service.dockerfile.zip [415]
    05.2 docker-compose.yml.zip [352]
    05.3 source.zip [14k 56]
    06 Adding a button and JavaScript to the front end.mp4 [47m 962k 945]
    06 Adding a button and JavaScript to the front end.srt [11k 255]
    06.1 source.zip [14k 471]
    07 Creating some helper functions to deal with JSON and such.mp4 [49m 265k 721]
    07 Creating some helper functions to deal with JSON and such.srt [10k 858]
    07.1 source.zip [4m 681k 530]
    08 Simplifying things with a Makefile (Mac & Linux).mp4 [27m 371k 183]
    08 Simplifying things with a Makefile (Mac & Linux).srt [6k 405]
    08.1 Makefile.zip [685]
    09 Simplifying things with a Makefile (Windows).mp4 [26m 491k 882]
    09 Simplifying things with a Makefile (Windows).srt [4k 358]
    09.1 Makefile.zip [730]

    03 Building an Authentication Service
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [13m 935k 591]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [2k 730]
    02 Setting up a stub Authentication service.mp4 [62m 614k 948]
    02 Setting up a stub Authentication service.srt [16k 284]
    02.1 models.go.zip [12k 131]
    02.2 source.zip [22k 808]
    03 Creating and connecting to Postgres from the Authentication service.mp4 [41m 339k 725]
    03 Creating and connecting to Postgres from the Authentication service.srt [10k 970]
    03.1 source.zip [30k 892]
    04 A note about PostgreSQL.html [1k 100]
    05 Updating our docker-compose.yml for Postgres and the Authentication service.mp4 [95m 742k 53]
    05 Updating our docker-compose.yml for Postgres and the Authentication service.srt [18k 314]
    05.1 source.zip [31k 293]
    06 Populating the Postgres database.mp4 [13m 95k 561]
    06 Populating the Postgres database.srt [3k 914]
    06.1 Beekeeper Studio.html [92]
    06.2 users.sql.zip [802]
    07 Adding a route and handler to accept JSON.mp4 [52m 133k 955]
    07 Adding a route and handler to accept JSON.srt [12k 323]
    07.1 source.zip [33k 13]
    07.2 tsawlertoolbox.html [95]
    08 Update the Broker for a standard JSON format, and conect to our Auth service.mp4 [90m 599k 629]
    08 Update the Broker for a standard JSON format, and conect to our Auth service.srt [20k 164]
    08.1 source.zip [33k 634]
    09 Updating the front end to authenticate thorough the Broker and trying things out.mp4 [46m 940k 265]
    09 Updating the front end to authenticate thorough the Broker and trying things out.srt [8k 598]
    09.1 source.zip [33k 991]

    04 Building a Logger Service
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [8m 290k 9]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [1k 497]
    02 Getting started with the Logger service.mp4 [45m 282k 661]
    02 Getting started with the Logger service.srt [14k 117]
    02.1 source.zip [38k 460]
    03 Setting up the Logger data models.mp4 [76m 626k 800]
    03 Setting up the Logger data models.srt [19k 988]
    03.1 source.zip [39k 488]
    04 Finishing up the Logger data models.mp4 [49m 324k 722]
    04 Finishing up the Logger data models.srt [10k 149]
    04.1 source.zip [39k 664]
    05 Setting up routes, handlers, helpers, and a web server in our logger-service.mp4 [53m 449k 919]
    05 Setting up routes, handlers, helpers, and a web server in our logger-service.srt [10k 866]
    05.1 source.zip [42k 255]
    06 Adding MongoDB to our docker-compose.yml file.mp4 [42m 346k 80]
    06 Adding MongoDB to our docker-compose.yml file.srt [8k 965]
    06.1 source.zip [42k 458]
    07 Add the logger-service to docker-compose.yml and the Makefile.mp4 [37m 409k 522]
    07 Add the logger-service to docker-compose.yml and the Makefile.srt [5k 379]
    07.1 source.zip [42k 891]
    08 Adding a route and handler on the Broker to communicate with the logger service.mp4 [49m 555k 631]
    08 Adding a route and handler on the Broker to communicate with the logger service.srt [7k 753]
    08.1 source.zip [43k 795]
    09 Update the front end to post to the logger, via the broker.mp4 [31m 330k 856]
    09 Update the front end to post to the logger, via the broker.srt [5k 666]
    09.1 source.zip [44k 945]
    10 Add basic logging to the Authentication service.mp4 [29m 152k 608]
    10 Add basic logging to the Authentication service.srt [5k 499]
    10.1 source.zip [56k 539]
    11 Trying things out.mp4 [24m 5k 704]
    11 Trying things out.srt [6k 515]
    11.1 MongoDB Compass.html [105]

    05 Building a Mail Service
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [9m 862k 269]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [2k 56]
    02 Adding Mailhog to our docker-compose.yml.mp4 [9m 586k 558]
    02 Adding Mailhog to our docker-compose.yml.srt [3k 156]
    02.1 source.zip [46k 332]
    03 Setting up a stub Mail microservice.mp4 [28m 710k 409]
    03 Setting up a stub Mail microservice.srt [6k 841]
    03.1 source.zip [49k 657]
    04 Building the logic to send email.mp4 [129m 251k 948]
    04 Building the logic to send email.srt [32k 132]
    04.1 source.zip [52k 790]
    05 Building the routes, handlers, and email templates.mp4 [78m 80k 308]
    05 Building the routes, handlers, and email templates.srt [14k 547]
    05.1 source.zip [54k 525]
    06 Challenge Adding the Mail service to docker-compose.yml and the Makefile.mp4 [5m 31k 882]
    06 Challenge Adding the Mail service to docker-compose.yml and the Makefile.srt [1k 218]
    07 Solution to challenge.mp4 [29m 258k 582]
    07 Solution to challenge.srt [5k 858]
    07.1 source.zip [55k 63]
    08 Modifying the Broker service to handle mail.mp4 [49m 763k 947]
    08 Modifying the Broker service to handle mail.srt [10k 104]
    08.1 source.zip [55k 238]
    09 Updating the front end to send mail.mp4 [82m 587k 438]
    09 Updating the front end to send mail.srt [12k 638]
    09.1 source.zip [56k 77]
    10 A note about mail and security.mp4 [10m 843k 343]
    10 A note about mail and security.srt [1k 935]

    06 Building a Listener service AMQP with RabbitMQ
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [21m 695k 2]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [3k 795]
    02 Creating a stub Listener service.mp4 [12m 291k 81]
    02 Creating a stub Listener service.srt [4k 802]
    02.1 source.zip [57k 251]
    03 Adding RabbitMQ to our docker-compose.yml.mp4 [22m 429k 211]
    03 Adding RabbitMQ to our docker-compose.yml.srt [6k 598]
    03.1 RabbitMQ on Docker Hub.html [94]
    03.2 source.zip [57k 288]
    04 Connecting to RabbitMQ.mp4 [33m 417k 139]
    04 Connecting to RabbitMQ.srt [10k 701]
    04.1 source.zip [5m 958k 970]
    05 Writing functions to interact with RabbitMQ.mp4 [121m 813k 404]
    05 Writing functions to interact with RabbitMQ.srt [32k 405]
    05.1 source.zip [5m 950k 393]
    06 Adding a logEvent function to our Listener microservice.mp4 [21m 11k 56]
    06 Adding a logEvent function to our Listener microservice.srt [3k 801]
    06.1 source.zip [5m 961k 39]
    07 Updating main.go to start the Listener function.mp4 [15m 104k 288]
    07 Updating main.go to start the Listener function.srt [4k 71]
    07.1 source.zip [5m 950k 896]
    08 Change the RabbitMQ server URL to the Docker address.mp4 [6m 677k 670]
    08 Change the RabbitMQ server URL to the Docker address.srt [854]
    09 Creating a Docker image and updating the Makefile.mp4 [57m 707k 720]
    09 Creating a Docker image and updating the Makefile.srt [8k 257]
    09.1 source.zip [80k 801]
    10 Updating the broker to interact with RabbitMQ.mp4 [32m 117k 251]
    10 Updating the broker to interact with RabbitMQ.srt [6k 241]
    10.1 source.zip [83k 194]
    11 Writing logic to Emit events to RabbitMQ.mp4 [36m 900k 84]
    11 Writing logic to Emit events to RabbitMQ.srt [8k 534]
    11.1 source.zip [83k 848]
    12 Adding a new function in the Broker to log items via RabbitMQ.mp4 [48m 67k 525]
    12 Adding a new function in the Broker to log items via RabbitMQ.srt [8k 430]
    12.1 source.zip [84k 73]
    13 Trying things out.mp4 [26m 702k 625]
    13 Trying things out.srt [6k 341]

    07 Communicating between services using Remote Procedure Calls (RPC)
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [19m 488k 905]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [3k 342]
    02 Setting up an RPC server in the Logger microservice.mp4 [29m 259k 162]
    02 Setting up an RPC server in the Logger microservice.srt [7k 298]
    02.1 source.zip [85k 510]
    03 Listening for RPC calls in the Logger microservice.mp4 [30m 557k 764]
    03 Listening for RPC calls in the Logger microservice.srt [6k 331]
    03.1 source.zip [90k 457]
    04 Calling the Logger from the Broker using RPC.mp4 [37m 132k 387]
    04 Calling the Logger from the Broker using RPC.srt [7k 501]
    04.1 source.zip [85k 709]
    05 Trying things out.mp4 [18m 595k 123]
    05 Trying things out.srt [4k 44]

    08 Speeding things up (potentially) with gRPC
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [21m 477k 63]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [3k 539]
    01.1 gRPC website.html [77]
    02 Installing the necessary tools for gRPC.mp4 [6m 230k 122]
    02 Installing the necessary tools for gRPC.srt [3k 973]
    03 Defining a Protocol for gRPC the .proto file.mp4 [15m 697k 196]
    03 Defining a Protocol for gRPC the .proto file.srt [6k 804]
    03.1 source.zip [86k 294]
    04 Generating the gRPC code from the command line.mp4 [46m 756k 850]
    04 Generating the gRPC code from the command line.srt [9k 132]
    04.1 Protocol Buffer Compiler Installation.html [102]
    04.2 source.zip [89k 847]
    05 Getting started with the gRPC server.mp4 [32m 443k 148]
    05 Getting started with the gRPC server.srt [10k 106]
    05.1 source.zip [94k 831]
    06 Listening for gRPC connections in the Logger microservice.mp4 [24m 458k 303]
    06 Listening for gRPC connections in the Logger microservice.srt [4k 945]
    06.1 source.zip [95k 18]
    07 Writing the client code.mp4 [65m 207k 432]
    07 Writing the client code.srt [14k 776]
    07.1 source.zip [104k 956]
    08 Updating the front end code.mp4 [21m 275k 154]
    08 Updating the front end code.srt [3k 102]
    08.1 source.zip [105k 13]
    09 Trying things out.mp4 [18m 888k 525]
    09 Trying things out.srt [3k 293]

    09 Deploying our Distributed App using Docker Swarm
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [33m 596k 199]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [5k 137]
    01.1 Docker Swarm.html [98]
    02 Building images for our microservices.mp4 [13m 472k 366]
    02 Building images for our microservices.srt [5k 154]
    03 Creating a Docker swarm deployment file.mp4 [53m 383k 956]
    03 Creating a Docker swarm deployment file.srt [16k 293]
    03.1 swarm.yml.zip [868]
    04 Initalizing and starting Docker Swarm.mp4 [20m 0k 454]
    04 Initalizing and starting Docker Swarm.srt [6k 963]
    05 Starting the front end and hitting our swarm.mp4 [9m 661k 411]
    05 Starting the front end and hitting our swarm.srt [3k 756]
    06 Scaling services.mp4 [16m 775k 813]
    06 Scaling services.srt [5k 29]
    07 Updating services.mp4 [22m 348k 775]
    07 Updating services.srt [6k 401]
    08 Stopping Docker swarm.mp4 [7m 211k 767]
    08 Stopping Docker swarm.srt [2k 718]
    09 Updating the Broker service, and creating a Dockerfile for the front end.mp4 [40m 270k 71]
    09 Updating the Broker service, and creating a Dockerfile for the front end.srt [8k 94]
    10 Solution to the Challenge.mp4 [21m 103k 295]
    10 Solution to the Challenge.srt [3k 674]
    10.1 front-end.dockerfile.zip [286]
    10.2 Makefile.mac_linux.zip [1k 244]
    10.3 Makefile.windows.zip [1k 281]
    11 Adding the Front end to our swarm.yml deployment file.mp4 [8m 758k 858]
    11 Adding the Front end to our swarm.yml deployment file.srt [1k 894]
    12 Adding Caddy to the mix as a Proxy to our front end and the broker.mp4 [60m 53k 87]
    12 Adding Caddy to the mix as a Proxy to our front end and the broker.srt [15k 558]
    12.1 caddy.zip [807]
    13 Modifying our hosts file to add a backend entry and bringing up our swarm.mp4 [42m 659k 137]
    13 Modifying our hosts file to add a backend entry and bringing up our swarm.srt [9k 511]
    13.1 Modifying hosts on Windows 1011.html [113]
    14 Challenge correcting the URL to the broker service in the front end.mp4 [54m 720k 387]
    14 Challenge correcting the URL to the broker service in the front end.srt [10k 560]
    14.1 source.zip [105k 80]
    15 Solution to challenge.mp4 [9m 205k 286]
    15 Solution to challenge.srt [3k 278]
    16 Updating Postgres to 14.2 - why monitoring is important!.mp4 [17m 115k 789]
    16 Updating Postgres to 14.2 - why monitoring is important!.srt [2k 845]
    17 Spinning up two new servers on Linode.mp4 [32m 596k 663]
    17 Spinning up two new servers on Linode.srt [6k 896]
    17.1 DigitalOcean.html [89]
    17.2 Linode.html [83]
    17.3 Vultr.html [82]
    18 Setting up a non-root account and putting a firewall in place..mp4 [32m 107k 155]
    18 Setting up a non-root account and putting a firewall in place..srt [7k 819]
    19 Installing Docker on the servers.mp4 [34m 744k 636]
    19 Installing Docker on the servers.srt [4k 344]
    19.1 Install Docker Engine on Ubuntu.html [136]
    20 Setting the hostname for our server.mp4 [14m 277k 826]
    20 Setting the hostname for our server.srt [5k 171]
    21 Adding DNS entries for our servers.mp4 [27m 797k 378]
    21 Adding DNS entries for our servers.srt [9k 230]
    22 Adding a DNS entry for the Broker service.mp4 [5m 784k 110]
    22 Adding a DNS entry for the Broker service.srt [2k 107]
    23 Initializing a manager, and adding a worker.mp4 [9m 394k 802]
    23 Initializing a manager, and adding a worker.srt [3k 239]
    24 Updating our swarm.yml and Caddy dockerfile for production.mp4 [46m 824k 602]
    24 Updating our swarm.yml and Caddy dockerfile for production.srt [9k 828]
    25 Trying things out, and correcting some mistakes.mp4 [72m 237k 662]
    25 Trying things out, and correcting some mistakes.srt [15k 867]
    26 Populating the remote database using an SSH tunnel.mp4 [8m 560k 694]
    26 Populating the remote database using an SSH tunnel.srt [3k 835]
    26.1 users.sql.zip [802]
    27 Enabling SSL certificates on the Caddy microservice.mp4 [77m 411k 42]
    27 Enabling SSL certificates on the Caddy microservice.srt [16k 308]
    27.1 GlusterFS.html [85]
    27.2 sshfs.html [92]

    10 Deploying our Distributed App to Kubernetes
    01 What we'll cover in this section.mp4 [12m 643k 579]
    01 What we'll cover in this section.srt [3k 168]
    02 Installing minikube.mp4 [15m 78k 404]
    02 Installing minikube.srt [2k 838]
    02.1 Minikube.html [101]
    03 Installing kubectl.mp4 [21m 601k 86]
    03 Installing kubectl.srt [3k 688]
    03.1 kubectl.html [100]
    04 Initializing a cluster.mp4 [14m 290k 487]
    04 Initializing a cluster.srt [4k 649]
    05 Bringing up the k8s dashboard.mp4 [12m 51k 940]
    05 Bringing up the k8s dashboard.srt [3k 746]
    06 Creating a deployment file for Mongo.mp4 [51m 148k 389]
    06 Creating a deployment file for Mongo.srt [19k 976]
    06.1 k8s.zip [667]
    07 Creating a deployment file for RabbitMQ.mp4 [33m 993k 409]
    07 Creating a deployment file for RabbitMQ.srt [7k 628]
    07.1 k8s.zip [1k 180]
    08 Creating a deployment file for the Broker service.mp4 [22m 71k 35]
    08 Creating a deployment file for the Broker service.srt [5k 47]
    08.1 k8s.zip [1k 652]
    09 When things go wrong.mp4 [36m 621k 991]
    09 When things go wrong.srt [11k 925]
    09.1 k8s.zip [2k 599]
    10 Creating a deployment file for MailHog.mp4 [16m 408k 659]
    10 Creating a deployment file for MailHog.srt [3k 382]
    10.1 k8s.zip [3k 80]
    11 Creating a deployment file for the Mail microservice.mp4 [32m 349k 348]
    11 Creating a deployment file for the Mail microservice.srt [5k 98]
    11.1 k8s.zip [3k 677]
    12 Creating a deployment file for the Logger service.mp4 [31m 754k 226]
    12 Creating a deployment file for the Logger service.srt [6k 183]
    12.1 k8s.zip [4k 173]
    13 Creating a deployment file for the Listener service.mp4 [16m 577k 904]
    13 Creating a deployment file for the Listener service.srt [2k 971]
    13.1 k8s.zip [4k 648]
    14 Running Postgres on the host machine, so we can connect to it from k8s.mp4 [18m 139k 896]
    14 Running Postgres on the host machine, so we can connect to it from k8s.srt [4k 318]
    14.1 postgres.yml.zip [406]
    15 Creating a deployment file for the Authentication service.mp4 [27m 30k 924]
    15 Creating a deployment file for the Authentication service.srt [5k 137]
    15.1 k8s.zip [5k 244]
    16 Trying things out by adding a LoadBalancer service.mp4 [36m 695k 465]
    16 Trying things out by adding a LoadBalancer service.srt [9k 514]
    17 Creating a deployment file for the Front End microservice.mp4 [32m 891k 281]
    17 Creating a deployment file for the Front End microservice.srt [6k 436]
    17.1 k8s.zip [5k 763]
    18 Adding an nginx Ingress to our cluster.mp4 [23m 754k 119]
    18 Adding an nginx Ingress to our cluster.srt [6k 492]
    18.1 ingress.yml.zip [427]
    19 Trying out our Ingress.mp4 [21m 64k 199]
    19 Trying out our Ingress.srt [6k 440]
    19.1 Edit Windows hosts file.html [137]
    20 Scaling services.mp4 [25m 878k 426]
    20 Scaling services.srt [5k 409]
    21 Updating services.mp4 [9m 435k 480]
    21 Updating services.srt [3k 208]
    22 Deploying to cloud services.mp4 [44m 955k 149]
    22 Deploying to cloud services.srt [8k 471]
    22.1 How to configure SSLTLS on Ingress with k8s.html [117]
    22.2 ingess_ssl.pdf [327k 649]

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