OpenShift for the Absolute Beginners (Udemy.com)

Too many concepts for beginner course though

I have learnt a lot and the course was well explained

Good Course content. Helped to learn lot of OpenShift terminology

Excellent, everything explained in detailed and well organized content.

The course did a good job of explaining openshift but the speakers didn't differentiate when they were using kubernetes vs openshift some of the time. I would suggest the following: 1. Update the content as it's almost 5 years old at this point. At the time of this feedback, OCP is 4.21.3 2. Setup a recommended prerequisite kubernetes course as this course depends heavily on kubernetes understanding. I am familiar with the concept but not actual kubernetes. I had to stop and take a kubernetes course, then continue. While it is OpenShift for those that have never used OpenShift, the assumption is you know kubernetes. I don't and it took a while to get up to speed. 3. Link to the demo sources either as notes during the specific lecture or as a Resources link in the section. Overall, great presentation, and I learned a lot. My suggestions are to make it easier for someone like me, a part time developer, full time admin/engineer. I know enough to know what I don't know, but there are those that won't be able to follow the information. I'll be recommending this course for my collegues only *after* they take a kubernetes introduction. HTH

The content is appropriate, but the inner subdivision should be reviwed: it's not nice to see an argument started in a section and explored in a successive one. According to what I see, by comparing the videos to current version of OC, probably shown images should be updated. Anyway course has been useful so far for my purpose: approaching to OC for the first time

The course is overall OK.It seems that the course lacks the explanation of some concepts and also the lectures sometimes have no connections with each other.

Gut gegliedert und erklärt. An manchen Stellen zu schnell.

This was a good learning experience for professional starting with Open Shift cluster platform. However, few of the modules were explained in AI/computer generated voice. Personally, I prefer listening to actual human conversation (e.g. like Michael was doing for his modules). Rest all looks good.

It was good for me. Maybe I missed some practical hand-ons exercises, as there are for instance in other courses like Docker for beginners or Kubernetes for beginners.

Super

Good Starter