Master Docker , Kubernetes, Maven, Jenkins ,GIT , AWS EC2 ,Elastic Beanstalk,ELB,Auto Scaling and more in easy steps
InstructorBharath Thippireddy
Free
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This architectural diagram illustrates the components of a Kubernetes cluster, detailing the interactions between the Master node's API server and the Worker nodes' kubelet and Docker containers.
This screenshot displays the Jenkins build configuration interface, specifically highlighting the setup for invoking top-level Maven targets within a Java project.
The AWS EC2 console displays a newly launched t2.micro instance currently initializing in the us-east-2c availability zone, showing its public DNS and IPv4 address details.
This screenshot shows a code editor window containing a Dockerfile that sets up a Java 8 environment and defines the container's entrypoint command.
The path integrates Spring Boot microservice creation with containerization and orchestration via Docker and Kubernetes.
Instruction is noted for a steady teaching pace and clear explanations that make complex topics accessible.
One signal suggests that specific AWS service screens, such as Load Balancer settings, may differ from the current live versions. This review predates the displayed update date, and the update label does not prove a correction.
The curriculum aligns with the goals of Java developers and DevOps beginners through its focus on microservices and core tools.