Hey everyone! I'm looking to dive into learning Kubernetes. I've got a few months of experience using Docker, and my workplace just announced we're adopting Kubernetes for a new project because of its scalability. As a full stack developer without any Kubernetes experience, I'm eager to get involved in the deployment process and pick up some new skills. Can anyone recommend tutorials, forums, or websites that would be great for someone just starting out with Kubernetes?
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I recently read the book "Kubernetes in Action," and I highly recommend it if you're looking for a solid foundation in Kubernetes. It's been praised in various groups I've seen!
Check out the CKA course from KodeKloud. It lays out the basic concepts really well. Just a tip, you'll get a lot more out of it if you also do practice beyond the labs. I started out by setting up a 3-node cluster on Vultr, then moved on to K3s and K0s to get hands-on experience. Make sure to use Minikube locally too—you don’t want to spend too much on VMs. Repetition really helps in solidifying what you learn!
Totally agree! They say practice makes perfect—just start deploying and have fun with it!
I heard the second edition is coming out soon! Can't wait!