Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS)
Understanding the Kubernetes Attack Surface
A Quick Reminder
This article serves as an important reminder to focus on the labs and videos provided throughout this course. Although you might be excited to set up your own local environment, we strongly recommend that you complete the guided labs first. These labs and videos have been carefully structured to deliver a seamless, distraction-free learning experience, ensuring you gain the necessary skills efficiently.
To check the Docker images available on your system, run the following command:
$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG SIZE
redis latest 105MB
ubuntu latest 72.7MB
mysql latest 556MB
nginx latest 22.6MB
alpine latest 5.61MB
nginx alpine 133MB
postgres latest 314MB
kodekloud/simple-webapp-mysql latest 96.6MB
kodekloud/simple-webapp latest 84.8MB
When you're ready to explore container execution, try running a Redis container with this command:
$ docker run redis
Note
Additional resources for setting up your local environment will be shared at the right time during the course. For now, please concentrate on the lab exercises to master the essential skills needed for success.
Thank you for choosing our course and KodeKloud. Enjoy your learning journey!
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