Good luck on your Kubernetes Learning Journey 💙🚀 You can find learning resources in the vide description. ☑Hope all of this (video, PDF document, blog article) is useful and accelerates your learning journey 😊
Thanks for your efforts but I do have questions. Why do you put limites access to the course on your platform. I bought the gitlab cicd course and it is limited to 2years. I think when you buy a course it should be lifetime access
Hi Nana. I was hoping you could provide studying tips for devops tools such as kubernetes. I was wondering if you should share your approach to learning and whether you take notes. I currently take notes but I'm struggling with how to store them as I could learn a new concept from various resources (textbook, courses, youtube etc.). Also what is your approach in retaining the information that you learn?
This is great, found another good resource on Kubernetes here: ua-cam.com/video/mESlTvckcyo/v-deo.html&lc=Ugwv_bJKWTVo96nrXQV4AaABAg.9uauE9csJTF9ubBmuOCVwg
Usually content creators make videos to promote their channel more but Nana purpose is educate the folks how this is solving our problems with each tool... Appreciated all your hardwork and please think of cost reduction for your courses so that more sales will be added. Thank you
@@TechWorldwithNana sad to see you don't react anything on cost aspect and please do see likes and feedback on that cost aspect. Again we don't want to get your courses at least cost which is your hardwork so please do market study on pricing with different platforms (KodeKloud, Udemy and LinkedIn) and try to think of costing structure for courses. I am sure there will be more purchases if pricing adjusted that should fulfill over all revenue. Hoping to take a look at my request on behalf of your UA-cam subscribers 🙂🤔
@@TechWorldwithNanahello Nanna we are saving some budget to purchase your costly courses but there is suddenly an increase in course price(seems 30% hike). This is becoming painful for us low cost countries to pay in $$$. Can you please review prices and maintain affordable prices.
As someone just starting out on the DevOps journey, this was an amazing break down to understand a breadth of topics that lie ahead. Thank you for the time put into making this awesome roadmap!
Very useful. 2 years ago I was approached by a recruiter who proposed me a job with a background of k8s. I didn't know this tech' and I still don't. Curiously since I'm working in IT (2001) I never needed neither docker nor k8s. After having taken a DevOps overview last year (Docker + K8s) and followed your Docker courses, all my personal projects are based on docker + githib actions... Still I don't use that at my job in 2023, I must say that CI/CD pipelines are making life much easier, but not all companies want to have automated deliveries in PROD environment (which is also understandable). CVS/SVN, FTP and putty are long gone... But are still very present actually. I wonder if newcomers in IT would like to work with those tools nowadays 😅
Going through this video, I remembered watching your videos on Kubernetes last year and I so much fell in love with it. I took your Kubernetes Administrator Course and made lots of note on, which I still make reference to till now. I passed my CKA using your course and since then life with Kubernetes has been fun. I have done a lot of personal project on Kubernetes, especially all the advanced part of it, and also your Devops Bootcamp made lot of difference for me. Awaiting your DevSecOps Course and lastly I got a job as a DevOps Engineer thanks to the wonderful courses you made.
It was very simple and easy explanation for anyone to understand the kubernetes learning curve even before starting the learning. Great job, Thanks Nana.
I have been trying to learn this technology for a while, but I found it very complex and challenging. Your video was clear, concise and informative. It helped me understand the basic concepts and the benefits of kubernetes. I appreciate your effort and expertise in creating such a useful resource.
Hello, Your youtube tutorials are great. I have learnt docker and golang from you. It would be great, if you cover these topics--- 1. Multitasking - Different types of multitasking like parallelism, multi threading, event loop, which one is suitable in which situation. 2. Building a basic server from scratch(it would be great if you do it in Python or Golang). 3. HTTP, HTTPS, SSL certificate - What happens when we make a network call. Thanks again for making awesome tutorials. And sorry for my bad English.
Nana, you are a magnificent academic. I wish you had publish this video some 2 years ago. It would saved a lot of time and pain to lots of people., Nevertheless your train of knowledge painted in countless episodes had helped a lot of people to push his or her way into a new world - This includes me. I have been following you for some 3 years. Thank you for your kind sharing . Greetings from Ecuador
Absolutely helpful 👍 I have taken note all the different steps. I am doing K8s for while now on my own, realized that I was in User/dev side(creating, scaling, handling traffic...) Very much appreciated Nana🙏
With 30 years+ experience in Unix systems I started the K8s journey ~7 years ago and it was very hard for me to get started. I wish I would have had a learning path like this to guide me a bit but I had to learn it the hard way... Even with the path layd out it is still a challenging journey but it is worth it! Would be good to have in addition a list of useful knowledge / prerequisites to make the learning easier with the right fundamentals.
22:22 - I believe something really important had to be mentioned here in the CI/CD part - GitOps. In particular as an industry standard for deployment automation should be on the roadmap for sure.
You are one of the great tutor i have seen. Most interestingly you really do it from zero to hero. I would like to avail lot of your course. Is it possible to make these courses available in Udemy so that I can avail it in indian price? It will become little cheaper than paying in dollars :)
Hey Nana. This video has been a big help. I’ve been tinkering with K8s for a couple years. This video helped me figure out where to get started and I spent yesterday doing your 4 hour K8s video and it’s filled in a lot of gaps for me. I already knew enough that what you’re video taught made sense. So first I wanna thank you for that. Second I’d like to suggest one of these roadmap video for AWS and Azure. My company is dabbling with K8s but also starting to leverage AWS a lot more and I dunno where to start or where I wanna focus on for AWS stuff.
Thanks Nana and TechWorld :) Perfect timing for me! I’m kind of in a position where I need to know both sides. Should I try to mix and match to lean both paths in parallel? Or one before the other? I’ve learned a decent amount of the fundamentals already, I’m a responsibly experienced Engineer and I have some background knowledge in Networking and Low Level stuff. Any suggestions? I’ll also consider your Courses :) Thanks!
My God! In the thumbnail you look like an exact copy of Jessica Knappett TaskMaster Season 7 P.S: Last month of probation in my first ever developer job. A bit nervous. Will surely try out your videos when I get time again.
Hi Nana. As you always say : Kubernetes is a complex architecture to provision and manage. There are a number of way to perform a single task. To me , the most confusing being the best way to expose your working tasks to the outside world in a simple and secure manner a here is where we need your kind guidance; I use Cloudflare tunnels to get into my docker containers using a single IP and a port to each of the services: easy. But in Kubernetes this is a pain getting into a Cluster IP an d a port to each of the services. What wold be your best approach to attack this problem. Could you prepare for us an educated video about this issue ?
Just discovered this absolute gem of a channel, thank you! What would you recommend learning for someone that sells K8s cloud cost optimization services?
@Nana - Your videos presentation and content are very good.. Could you share on how to prepare such presentations. Is there any tools or ..? Appreciate your response.. Thanks in advance.
can u please make a roadmap for database administrators if they want to transition to devops or for blockchain considering they only know the basics/fundamentals of cloud tech
I saw you have multiple different Tutorials / Courses / Playlists and single videos available for Kubernetes on your channel. Which one of those would you suggest for someone diving new into the topic?
@TechWorldwithNana What will be your best setup for persistent storage for Prometheus running in a K3S Cluster but keeping in mind that Cloud (S3, GCS, etc) is not an option?
HI Nana, I am waiting for your DevSecOps course. I purchased the devops bootcamp and it was promised that future courses will be 50% off, will that be honored and how when the devsecops comes out?
![Kubernetes Crash Course for Absolute Beginners [NEW]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/s_o8dwzRlu4/mqdefault.jpg)
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Good luck on your Kubernetes Learning Journey 💙🚀
You can find learning resources in the vide description. ☑Hope all of this (video, PDF document, blog article) is useful and accelerates your learning journey 😊
Thanks for your efforts but I do have questions. Why do you put limites access to the course on your platform. I bought the gitlab cicd course and it is limited to 2years. I think when you buy a course it should be lifetime access
Thank you Nana 😊
Do keep us updated about current and upcoming trends and demands in Tech
Hi Nana. I was hoping you could provide studying tips for devops tools such as kubernetes. I was wondering if you should share your approach to learning and whether you take notes. I currently take notes but I'm struggling with how to store them as I could learn a new concept from various resources (textbook, courses, youtube etc.). Also what is your approach in retaining the information that you learn?
This is great, found another good resource on Kubernetes here: ua-cam.com/video/mESlTvckcyo/v-deo.html&lc=Ugwv_bJKWTVo96nrXQV4AaABAg.9uauE9csJTF9ubBmuOCVwg
Usually content creators make videos to promote their channel more but Nana purpose is educate the folks how this is solving our problems with each tool... Appreciated all your hardwork and please think of cost reduction for your courses so that more sales will be added. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words! 😊
@@TechWorldwithNana❤ container hero welcome!
@@TechWorldwithNana sad to see you don't react anything on cost aspect and please do see likes and feedback on that cost aspect. Again we don't want to get your courses at least cost which is your hardwork so please do market study on pricing with different platforms (KodeKloud, Udemy and LinkedIn) and try to think of costing structure for courses. I am sure there will be more purchases if pricing adjusted that should fulfill over all revenue. Hoping to take a look at my request on behalf of your UA-cam subscribers 🙂🤔
@@TechWorldwithNanahello Nanna we are saving some budget to purchase your costly courses but there is suddenly an increase in course price(seems 30% hike). This is becoming painful for us low cost countries to pay in $$$. Can you please review prices and maintain affordable prices.
We are blessed to have a teacher like her❤
As someone just starting out on the DevOps journey, this was an amazing break down to understand a breadth of topics that lie ahead.
Thank you for the time put into making this awesome roadmap!
I love that you started with high-level conceptualizations - it makes things easier for me to contextualize and understand!
Thanks for the feedback, happy you like my explanation style :)
Very useful.
2 years ago I was approached by a recruiter who proposed me a job with a background of k8s. I didn't know this tech' and I still don't.
Curiously since I'm working in IT (2001) I never needed neither docker nor k8s.
After having taken a DevOps overview last year (Docker + K8s) and followed your Docker courses, all my personal projects are based on docker + githib actions... Still I don't use that at my job in 2023, I must say that CI/CD pipelines are making life much easier, but not all companies want to have automated deliveries in PROD environment (which is also understandable).
CVS/SVN, FTP and putty are long gone... But are still very present actually. I wonder if newcomers in IT would like to work with those tools nowadays 😅
Going through this video, I remembered watching your videos on Kubernetes last year and I so much fell in love with it. I took your Kubernetes Administrator Course and made lots of note on, which I still make reference to till now. I passed my CKA using your course and since then life with Kubernetes has been fun. I have done a lot of personal project on Kubernetes, especially all the advanced part of it, and also your Devops Bootcamp made lot of difference for me. Awaiting your DevSecOps Course and lastly I got a job as a DevOps Engineer thanks to the wonderful courses you made.
Thank you for sharing, so happy to hear that! 😊
Hats off to you nana! May god reward you for this. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure 😊
ძალიან დასაფასებელია, ნანა, საუკეთესო ხარ, როგორც ყოველთვის!
Selfless and genuine teaching with good insights.
It was very simple and easy explanation for anyone to understand the kubernetes learning curve even before starting the learning. Great job, Thanks Nana.
I have been trying to learn this technology for a while, but I found it very complex and challenging. Your video was clear, concise and informative. It helped me understand the basic concepts and the benefits of kubernetes. I appreciate your effort and expertise in creating such a useful resource.
Just thank u Nana for the clarity of your explanations
Its really good thing to understand easy way,
Really great explain and picturization
Superb superb.
the Maestro has done it again. you are gifted NANA.Your chanel is a blessing to IT world and needs no Ads. thank you
Excellent I needed some guidance and you gave a lot!
Hello,
Your youtube tutorials are great. I have learnt docker and golang from you.
It would be great, if you cover these topics---
1. Multitasking - Different types of multitasking like parallelism, multi threading, event loop, which one is suitable in which situation.
2. Building a basic server from scratch(it would be great if you do it in Python or Golang).
3. HTTP, HTTPS, SSL certificate - What happens when we make a network call.
Thanks again for making awesome tutorials. And sorry for my bad English.
Beautifully explained. I am, again, amazed how well you are presenting content. My ADHD brain loves it.
Thank you, Nana, for providing such a clear and informative video on learning Kubernetes
Best UA-cam Channel to Learn Devops 🎓🐳
Nana, you are a magnificent academic. I wish you had publish this video some 2 years ago. It would saved a lot of time and pain to lots of people., Nevertheless your train of knowledge painted in countless episodes had helped a lot of people to push his or her way into a new world - This includes me. I have been following you for some 3 years. Thank you for your kind sharing . Greetings from Ecuador
Thank you for your kind words, means a lot! :) Wish you all the best and greetings to Ecuador 🇪🇨
U are just amazing the way you explain hats off.
One of best channel for backend engineers😊😍
Lol is there an alternative title for backend engineer😂
Absolutely helpful 👍
I have taken note all the different steps.
I am doing K8s for while now on my own, realized that I was in User/dev side(creating, scaling, handling traffic...)
Very much appreciated Nana🙏
GREAT video explaining Kubernetes roadmap, it helped me a lot getting started.
With 30 years+ experience in Unix systems I started the K8s journey ~7 years ago and it was very hard for me to get started. I wish I would have had a learning path like this to guide me a bit but I had to learn it the hard way... Even with the path layd out it is still a challenging journey but it is worth it! Would be good to have in addition a list of useful knowledge / prerequisites to make the learning easier with the right fundamentals.
22:22 - I believe something really important had to be mentioned here in the CI/CD part - GitOps. In particular as an industry standard for deployment automation should be on the roadmap for sure.
Thanks for the detailed roadmap.
I was looking for something like this for a long time.
You are too a good teacher....
Where have you been all my life ?
I'm interested in SRE or platform engineering.
Hi Sana,
Video is too good and I got a clear picture of how to proceed master at Kubernets.
I sleep to your voice, Nana! Thank you for just being!
Thanks from India ❤🎉
Good content. I would suggest increasing speed.
This is incredible video! Thanks for everything.
Thank you for this reliable and interesting source of knowledge!
This is amazing work! Thank you.
Happy to hear, thank you! :)
Thank you Nana for your neat presentation 👍
Thank you so much Nana you are the best !
Another brilliant video!🤩
Hi Nana, I have always loved your video tutorials. Thanks so much for your beautiful content..
that is what I was looking for! great video! thank you
That was such fantastic tutorial. thumbs up
Great to have a structured learning roadmap! Thanks!
Excellent explanation 👏👏👏👏
Really appreciate your effort.
Thanks for explaining everything in detail.
Thanks for your information and cooperation
Hi Nana. Thanks!! Amazing video.
Thanks for sharing this. Your efforts are highly appreciated.
Imagine how this Kubernetes is complicated that even roadmap video is 25min long :)
You are one of the great tutor i have seen. Most interestingly you really do it from zero to hero. I would like to avail lot of your course. Is it possible to make these courses available in Udemy so that I can avail it in indian price? It will become little cheaper than paying in dollars :)
This helped me a lot. Thanks Nana
Thank you Nana ❤
You are the best Nana
U are excellent i jzt love ur content seriously ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank your very for such a great video. you broke it down very well
Awesome...explained very well
Great video. Well explained
Thank you for sharing Nana ❤
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Very helpfu!!
Many thanks🙂
NANA reminds me of my supervisor @ NetApp. Anyhow keep up the good work 🤘🏿
Nan nice content ❤❤❤. Love you.
Hey Nana. This video has been a big help. I’ve been tinkering with K8s for a couple years. This video helped me figure out where to get started and I spent yesterday doing your 4 hour K8s video and it’s filled in a lot of gaps for me. I already knew enough that what you’re video taught made sense. So first I wanna thank you for that.
Second I’d like to suggest one of these roadmap video for AWS and Azure. My company is dabbling with K8s but also starting to leverage AWS a lot more and I dunno where to start or where I wanna focus on for AWS stuff.
Thanks Nana!
Very Informative.
Really so informative Nana.
Thanks Nana and TechWorld :)
Perfect timing for me! I’m kind of in a position where I need to know both sides. Should I try to mix and match to lean both paths in parallel? Or one before the other? I’ve learned a decent amount of the fundamentals already, I’m a responsibly experienced Engineer and I have some background knowledge in Networking and Low Level stuff.
Any suggestions? I’ll also consider your Courses :) Thanks!
Thank you Nana for such wonderful video. Could you please share youtube video for Developers who want to use Kubernetes for deployment purposes.
My God! In the thumbnail you look like an exact copy of Jessica Knappett
TaskMaster Season 7
P.S: Last month of probation in my first ever developer job. A bit nervous.
Will surely try out your videos when I get time again.
👍thank you for the roadmap
thanks for sharing.
Thanks Nana this is very helpful ❤
Hi Nana. As you always say : Kubernetes is a complex architecture to provision and manage. There are a number of way to perform a single task. To me , the most confusing being the best way to expose your working tasks to the outside world in a simple and secure manner a here is where we need your kind guidance;
I use Cloudflare tunnels to get into my docker containers using a single IP and a port to each of the services: easy. But in Kubernetes this is a pain getting into a Cluster IP an d a port to each of the services.
What wold be your best approach to attack this problem.
Could you prepare for us an educated video about this issue ?
Id love to see a video of how to deploy a containerized Enterprise Splunk solution in a managed cloud service like AWS & Azure
Your skill label HD ❤
Thank you very much
Just discovered this absolute gem of a channel, thank you! What would you recommend learning for someone that sells K8s cloud cost optimization services?
Got it, thank you
Love it, very educational
@Nana - Your videos presentation and content are very good.. Could you share on how to prepare such presentations. Is there any tools or ..? Appreciate your response..
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the info Nana :)
please make your courses little cheaper so that i can afford it.
your content is great and easier to understand
Thank you Nana great ❤
very useful madam
can u please make a roadmap for database administrators if they want to transition to devops or for blockchain considering they only know the basics/fundamentals of cloud tech
Hi nana,
Can you please make a video on MinIO with troubleshooting steps ?
Thanks in advance
Hi Nana, Great explanation in detail. Could you please help with any course that u offer for CKAD.
I saw you have multiple different Tutorials / Courses / Playlists and single videos available for Kubernetes on your channel. Which one of those would you suggest for someone diving new into the topic?
Merci pour le contenu !
Sounds amazing
Hi, this video was extremely useful for me. Can you tell how to leverage K8s for data governance ? Thx
@TechWorldwithNana What will be your best setup for persistent storage for Prometheus running in a K3S Cluster but keeping in mind that Cloud (S3, GCS, etc) is not an option?
Great content... Thanks for sharing. One question... What about container technology? I would say it is a pre-requisite for k8s.
Yes, containers are a pre-requisite
Useful
Hi @TechWorldWithNana, which books do you would recommend to learn k8s? Thank you in advance.
Such a great Explanation
To increase our reach and brand visibility
HI Nana, I am waiting for your DevSecOps course. I purchased the devops bootcamp and it was promised that future courses will be 50% off, will that be honored and how when the devsecops comes out?
Hi,
Please I want a clear answer.
Do I need a deep understanding of Linux before diving into Kubernetes?
Nana I know this will sound weird but I love you for this one..
Nice