Learn the key Kubernetes features and plugins while practicing DevOps workflows, from a container expert
InstructorBret FisherInstruction covers CNI basics and provides specialized coverage of ingress controllers like NGINX and Traefik.
The teaching style uses error demonstration to engage critical thinking and provides clear component diagrams.
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The presenter outlines key course themes including DevOps focus, declarative YAML usage, avoiding bad habits, and keeping things simple.
The curriculum includes hands-on items for deploying services and managing resource selectors.
The curriculum lacks an active exploration of Persistent Volumes (PVs) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs).
One signal suggests the material may feel outdated due to its original 2019 recording date.
The curriculum aligns with the target of beginner Kubernetes students who already understand container basics.
