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Kubernetes for Beginners - with Spring Boot Java Microservices - Play with GKE, AWS EKS & Azure AKS
Kubernetes for Beginners: Google Cloud, AWS & Azure [2020]
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Kubernetes for Beginners - with Spring Boot Java Microservices - Play with GKE, AWS EKS & Azure AKS
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Instructor Ranga Karanam is featured alongside technology icons for Java and Spring Boot, indicating the programming languages used in this course.
A presentation title slide titled 'Kubernetes for Java Developers' displaying logos for Kubernetes, Docker, and Helm to illustrate the technical stack.
Instruction spans Google Cloud (GKE), AWS (EKS), and Azure (AKS) to provide a broad infrastructure perspective.
The curriculum includes Istio service mesh implementation alongside monitoring via Kiali, Grafana, and Prometheus.
Learners engage with practical deployment strategies including Blue-Green and Canary deployments using Istio.
Instructional time spent on Spring architectures and microservices nuances may reduce the density of Kubernetes-specific technical depth. One signal from April 2024 suggests that focus on other technologies can drown out the main topic; note that the course's 2025 update label does not prove this has been corrected.
The curriculum lacks explicit focus on large-scale, real-world enterprise organizational workflows. One signal from October 2023 notes a lack of enterprise-level examples; the course's 2025 update label does not prove this has been corrected.
The curriculum aligns well with the target audience of Java developers seeking cloud-native skills.