Learn Kubernetes step by step: architecture, pods, services, deployments, Minikube, AWS & GKE – no experience needed
InstructorArpit Roy
The curriculum covers installing Kubernetes via Minikube, Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), and AWS EKS.
Instruction utilizes analogies to explain architectural concepts without assuming prior knowledge.
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Comparison of traditional, virtualized, and container deployment architectures above an illustration of a person assembling Kubernetes blocks
Schematic diagram illustrating the internal structure of two Kubernetes Pods, detailing containers, network namespaces, and IP assignments.
Screenshot of the Google Cloud Platform interface displaying the Create a Kubernetes cluster form with node pool details and automation settings.
A dark-themed terminal window displays a numbered list of shell commands for installing AWS CLI, Homebrew, and kubectl, followed by an eksctl create cluster command.
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The curriculum aligns with the target audience of beginners and system administrators.