Kubernetes Mastery: Hands-On Lessons From A Docker Captain

Learn the key Kubernetes features and plugins while practicing DevOps workflows, from a container expert

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What you will learn

Learn Kubernetes and cluster tools from an award-winning Docker Captain!

Lead your team into the future with the latest Kubernetes & container skills!

Know the right ways to use Kubernetes for proper DevOps workflows

Understand production K8s topics like rolling updates, healthchecks, and failure recovery

Know when to use different types of app configuration like args, envs, and ConfigMaps

Make Kubernetes YAML manifests and deploy using infrastructure-as-code methods

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Our Verdict

The Kubernetes Mastery course caters to beginners seeking a solid foundation in container management. While the hands-on approach is commendable, be prepared for certain areas of study to feel unfinished or lacking current best practices. The expert guidance provided throughout the lessons compensates for these shortfalls; however, those aiming to attain mastery will need supplementary learning materials and resources.

What We Liked

Covers key Kubernetes features and plugins, providing a solid introduction to DevOps workflows
Hands-on lessons deploying microservice apps using CLI and YAML
Detailed explanations of Kubernetes concepts with examples
Addresses production topics like rolling updates, health checks, and failure recovery

Potential Drawbacks

Does not provide a complete mastery of the subject, rather an introduction to the basics
Some sections seem outdated or incomplete, with references to deprecated features
Lacks depth on various important topics such as storage, security, auto-scaling, operators, and Helm
Assessments and feedback features are not user-friendly