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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Foundations of AI-Enhanced Kubernetes Operations

  • The strategic importance of AI in modern cluster management.
  • Critiques of traditional scaling and scheduling paradigms.
  • Core ML concepts applicable to resource management.

Kubernetes Resource Management Essentials

  • Basics of CPU, GPU, and memory allocation.
  • Interpreting quotas, limits, and resource requests.
  • Diagnosing performance bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

Machine Learning Strategies for Scheduling

  • Supervised and unsupervised models for workload placement.
  • Predictive algorithms for anticipating resource demand.
  • Incorporating ML features into custom scheduler development.

Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Autoscaling

  • Mechanisms for RL agents to learn cluster dynamics.
  • Crafting reward functions to maximize efficiency.
  • Developing robust RL-driven autoscaling strategies.

Predictive Autoscaling via Metrics and Telemetry

  • Utilizing Prometheus data for accurate forecasting.
  • Applying time-series models to autoscaling workflows.
  • Assessing prediction accuracy and model calibration.

Deploying AI-Driven Optimization Tools

  • Integrating ML frameworks with native Kubernetes controllers.
  • Implementing intelligent control loops.
  • Enhancing KEDA for AI-assisted decision-making.

Optimizing Cost and Performance

  • Cutting compute costs through predictive scaling techniques.
  • Boosting GPU utilization via ML-driven placement strategies.
  • Striking a balance between latency, throughput, and efficiency.

Real-World Scenarios and Case Studies

  • Managing high-load application autoscaling with AI.
  • Optimizing heterogeneous node pool configurations.
  • Applying ML principles to multi-tenant environments.

Conclusion and Forward-Looking Strategies

Requirements

  • Strong foundational knowledge of Kubernetes.
  • Proficiency in deploying containerized applications.
  • Working knowledge of cluster operations and resource governance.

Target Audience

  • SREs managing large-scale distributed systems.
  • Kubernetes operators handling high-demand workloads.
  • Platform engineers focused on optimizing compute infrastructure.

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