Dive Into Kubernetes - Containers, Docker & Kubernetes

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Dive Into Kubernetes - Containers, Docker & Kubernetes

Coursera · Beginner ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·3mo ago

Key Takeaways

Introduces containers, Docker, and Kubernetes for scalable application deployment

Original Description

Introducing Dive Into Kubernetes - Getting started with Containers, Docker and Kubernetes! A comprehensive course by James Spurin, Docker Captain, CNCF Ambassador and an Industry Veteran - Featuring an Amazing Kubernetes Lab Experience, Quizzes and Challenges. James Spurin, a renowned expert with over 25 years of experience in technology, boasts an impressive career spanning engineering, development, and senior management at prestigious companies such as Goldman Sachs, Dell EMC, and Virgin Internet. As a Docker Captain and CNCF Ambassador (the organisation responsible for managing Kubernetes), he now brings you the most comprehensive and concise Kubernetes and Docker introductory course available, designed to transform you from a beginner with container technologies into a confident and proficient Kubernetes user. In this all-encompassing course, you will: ▸ Grasp the fundamentals of containers and their practical applications ▸ Master Docker and learn how to run, manage, and even build multi-platform containers efficiently ▸ Dive deep into Kubernetes, acquiring a solid understanding of its components and usage The course offers an exceptional lab environment to reinforce your learning, supplemented by quizzes, optional study materials, and engaging challenges. Embark on this comprehensive journey to master Kubernetes and Docker, guided by an industry expert who will help you understand each component's purpose and importance, step by step.
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