Kubernetes must probably be one of the most tutorialized pieces of SW out there. You want a "crash course" on the platform of your choice? You got it. You want it for the price of your choice? You got it.
The docs are great [1] and offer even interactive parts [2]. There are a ton of good materials on youtube. There are Coursera and EdX courses, e.g. [3] from Google and [4] from Red Hat. There are a ton of Udemy courses, e.g. [5]. I'm not even going to mention sites like Pluralsight (which now owns CloudGuru and CloudAcademy).
I'm not even mentioning books on advanced Kubernetes and service mesh topics.
I wonder what drives someone to write a 101-level tutorial on K8s. In my mind, there's such an overload of information on the topic that it must get lost among the greats.
The docs are great [1] and offer even interactive parts [2]. There are a ton of good materials on youtube. There are Coursera and EdX courses, e.g. [3] from Google and [4] from Red Hat. There are a ton of Udemy courses, e.g. [5]. I'm not even going to mention sites like Pluralsight (which now owns CloudGuru and CloudAcademy).
I'm not even mentioning books on advanced Kubernetes and service mesh topics.
I wonder what drives someone to write a 101-level tutorial on K8s. In my mind, there's such an overload of information on the topic that it must get lost among the greats.
[1] https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/what-is-kuberne...
[2] https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/kubernetes-basics/creat...
[3] https://www.coursera.org/specializations/architecting-google...
[4] https://www.coursera.org/specializations/cloud-native-develo...
[5] https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-kubernetes/