Hey everyone! I've been diving into Kubernetes for a few months now and I feel like I need a more organized approach to my learning. I've come across KodeKloud, which seems like a solid option given its annual fee of $180. Even though I'm not strictly aiming for certifications, I think their prep courses could really help me grasp essential skills. I'm looking at taking the CKA, CKAD, and CKS courses, then moving on to Istio and Cilium to better understand service mesh and network policies. I'm curious, are there any other platforms comparable to KodeKloud that you would suggest?
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As a student interested in DevOps, I started using KodeKloud about two months ago, and I have to say the way they present the material is way better than any university course I've taken. I think it's definitely worth the money! I'm focusing on my basics now, preparing for internships, but I'm excited to get into Kubernetes soon!
If you're not ready to commit fully to KodeKloud, you might want to check out Udemy for the CKAD and CKA courses. It's a great way to get started without spending too much upfront. Plus, I found the CKS course to be a lot more beneficial than I initially thought it would be!
Thanks! I'll look into Udemy first. Good to know about the CKS being valuable!