Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s, AKS and Azure DevOps (Udemy.com)

This course was highly informative and well-structured, providing a comprehensive learning experience from basic to advanced concepts. It helped me build a strong foundation in microservices and gradually develop expertise in deployment strategies, CI/CD, containerization, orchestration, and best practices. The practical examples and hands-on exercises enhanced my understanding and confidence, making the course extremely beneficial for applying microservice deployment concepts in real-world scenarios.

The explanation was good, the instructor has a good knowledge of the subject and explains everything well. I only gave 4.5 starts, because some parts are kinda outdated and they changed a little bit since the recording of this course (nothing that spending 1hour on google or playing with copilot can solve...)

The course is excellent and meets its intended objective, and the teacher's teaching style is also very good. The only issue is that some parts need updating, because due to the time it was recorded, some things have changed. But nothing that is an impediment, in my case it just encouraged me to find new solutions, making me better retain the content.

Simple to understand the course content with HandsOn examples. He explained and gave us the links to troubleshoot and customize. I recommend this course for a starter who doesn't know about the k8s. More interesting thing is -He responds to our queries and help us to resolve. I really appreciated that. Need to Update some section - I was struggled at mongo dB image download and deploying in local. Could you please update that and also when starting of the course please mention to raise ticket for free Microsoft parallel jobs. He responds to our queries and help us to resolve. I really appreciated that. (Big thanks)

Very well designed course, covering basics across the entire spectrum in a very well organized manner, keeping the student engaged, topping it off with a case study and checklist. The very clear and simple explanations of hard topics show how experienced the instructor is with the topic.

If you already have some experience to microservices and azure devops, at some times the class can be tiring cause of the instructor explain all steps. But take easy, it is important to understand the details and the `WHYs` you are doing that. Nice course!

Great contents, but a lot of issues with the deployment to the k8s like exceptions related to mongodb: MongoDB.Driver.MongoAuthenticationException: Unable to authenticate using sasl protocol mechanism SCRAM-SHA-1.

Really good introduction to technologies such as Kubernetes and docker-compose. One improvement I would suggest would be to edit out the parts in your videos where we're waiting around for 2 minutes for something to build, also the parts where we're fixing some error we made earlier, I'd rather they weren't a part of the course. Great content though, thanks so much!

I need to know basics and advance both about Docker and Kubernetes. I needed practical examples for .NET microservice to follow . This course fulfilled my both objectives successfully. I have spent a week on this course, I did two revisions first, I just studied from videos and in 2nd revision I performed all experiments. Wow feeling super excited to implement in my organization now.

The teacher takes his time to explain and has the initiative to give the student both the big picture and then also takes time to explain the detail steps in between, which I really appreciate, because it is better to take a longer time and pass the knowledge once, rather than rushing over it as some other teachers do, and then the student ends up being left on his own to continue searching in the dark, which would end up making the whole process 100 times longer and more tedious to the student than the longer (but reasonable) time that a clever teacher like Mehmed is taking. So kudos to him. Though the teacher does a good job of explaining the .yaml files, I think he spends more time reading the keys and the values, instead of explaining the meaning of those keys and values. For example, the targetPort, he did not properly explain the role that the service has when a request comes, a service gets the request and then does port-forwarding to the pods as the target. I had to go and find out else where. It's about explaining what meaning those keys and values have to the managing parent resource. If it is about reading them, the students can read.