Kubernetes for the Absolute Beginners - Hands-on (Udemy.com)

It gives you a nice push and nudge you towards the right direction in terms of what you should do next. But there are lectures and parts that have not been discussed since those were unrelated topics. Nonetheless I liked it and it gave me a good understanding.

The Kubernetes course was a good match for me. It provided a clear introduction to Kubernetes concepts and included hands-on exercises that helped me understand how Pods, containers, deployments, and scaling work. The practical approach made it easier to apply what I learned and increased my confidence in using Kubernetes.

Clear so far, thank you! Basics are covered. I found chapters about services and microservices or the kubeadm demo confusing and explained much too quickly, which made them hard (to impossible) to follow.

Amazing K8s course! It covers all needed to know the basics of Kubernetes and more. The labs are great and really challenge you to remember and undestrand file's structure (yaml). I'm really looking forward for the next ones.

Great course with easy to understand explanation using a lot of illustration which helping alot to understand the concept of Kubernetes. The balance of the conceptual and hands-on practice helped me alot in the actual K8s practice. Very recommended

This course help me understand the basics of Kubernetes. The course is very well curated and following it is very easy. The Last part Multi node setup was a bit too much, else i like the whole course

It is very easy to understand and the course is definitely beginner friendly. For the beginners the code practice sessions would be of great help. The lectures knowledge in the subject is good and the sessions are good.

This course is good at explaining the building blocks of a Kubernetes cluster, why you might need a cluster, and how to set up a basic cluster. Basically, if you're a software dev and your team/company uses k8s and you're just trying to understand what's going on, this course pretty much opens your eyes. 16 GB RAM should be enough for the course, but if you want to launch multiple instances of an application, might not be enough, especially if you're on Windows. I don't think the kubeadm part in the Appendix is particularly useful, especially for the people that would take this course. You're not really going to launch a multi node cluster if you're just interested in the basics. I'm gonna go for the CKA course next, since I'm interested in more in-depth understanding. Again, this course is just for basic understanding, there are some things that would help you in a production environment but not much.

This course is fantastic for getting started in the world of Kubernetes. The last section is especially great—it explains how to manually set up a Kubernetes cluster. I actually set one up myself on an old PC running Proxmox. This course is spectacular—I highly recommend it.

This course is very helpful for beginners to work on kubernetes applications. It gives clear picture on containers , integration and concepts of k8s.

Yes, the course a has a good pace so far.
1. However there was an ambiguity in the topic of pods: there was a mention of "multi-pod containers". Should it be "multi-container pods" instead? Incidentally, if it is correct then what exactly is "multi-pod containers"?

Course was very good touching upon all basics. Please include namespace topic.