While some familiarity with containers (e.g., Docker) is beneficial, it's not mandatory. We cover container basics early in the course to ensure everyone has a solid foundation.
Kubernetes Course
The Kubernetes project enables DevOps personnel to play a much more central role in building distributed systems and managing complex processes on servers while running a large number of containers in parallel.
The project continues to develop and evolve every day, but even now, it proves highly beneficial for use by any IT or DevOps professional. It leads to tremendous resource savings and substantial process optimization. These facts make the ability to control the platform and utilize it increasingly essential for a wide range of industry-leading companies.
Our elaborate Kubernetes Course is designed to take you from a beginner to a proficient Kubernetes administrator and developer. Over 10 weeks, you'll dive deep into the world of container orchestration, learning how to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications using Kubernetes.
The course combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, allowing you to work on real-world scenarios in our cutting-edge lab environment. You'll gain practical experience with Kubernetes clusters, from local setups to cloud-based deployments.
Key focus areas include:By the end of this course, you'll possess the expertise to revolutionize application deployment and management, positioning yourself at the forefront of the cloud-native revolution and opening doors to exciting career opportunities in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
The demand for Kubernetes professionals continues to grow. According to recent industry reports, Kubernetes-related roles command competitive salaries, often ranging from $100,000 to $160,000+ depending on experience and location.
By mastering Kubernetes, you're positioning yourself at the forefront of cloud-native technologies and ensuring a future-proof career in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Ch. 1
Introduction to Kubernetes
Ch. 2
Instating Kubernetes - Preparing Your Environment
Ch. 3
An Overview of Kubernetes
Ch. 4
Kubernetes Architecture
Ch. 5
Kubernetes Implementation
Ch. 6
Kubernetes Building Blocks
Dmitri Danilov
Head of QA and DevOps Departments
Holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Network manager, and C++ developer. UI/UX user interface developer for Android applications. Has a vast experience working with Jenkins, Git, Docker, K8S, Ansible, and as a Linux admin.
While some familiarity with containers (e.g., Docker) is beneficial, it's not mandatory. We cover container basics early in the course to ensure everyone has a solid foundation.
We provide a cloud-based lab environment for all hands-on exercises. You'll also learn how to set up a local Kubernetes environment using tools like Minikube or Kind for personal practice.
Our curriculum is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect the latest Kubernetes releases and industry best practices. We also dedicate time to discussing emerging trends and technologies in the Kubernetes ecosystem.