Project in DevOps: Jenkins CI/CD for Kubernetes Deployments (Udemy.com)

Thank you so much for walking us through the end-end DevOps process from code check-in to deployment and launch using appropriate tools and processes. I thoroughly enjoyed learning through this course. Because it touched on every aspect of the DevOps process and the required tools, albeit summarily, I now have a fair idea of all the steps involved.

The course is extremely excellent, concepts, technologies, laboratories very well applied and above all very well explained, the tutor goes to the point, explaining each step to be carried out clearly. But, as in everything there is always a but, I give 4 stars because in the last session, which is the most important where everything explained in the course is compiled, no resources were shared to have at least one source to obtain the codes used in k8s, ansible and jenkins. In the same way, I highly recommend this course, because it is quite useful in the developments of daily life.

The lectures are following a nice logical flow.. Good job on that. The only problem might be that some of the practicals are not working, probably due to some specific configurations that may either be out of date or vary across different user environments. Especially, the configuration steps in the Kubernetes seemed quite rushed without providing the scripts as downloadable material to the students.

The course has practical labs on various tools, that is the main strength of the course. Unfortunately, some contents are not updated, the links to the documentation (lesson 3) are broken and in some labs the version of the software or of the configuration file is different now (e.g. for tomcat it is needed to specify the tag 9.0 instead of latest in order to pull a working docker image and the working yaml for the calico configuration is now on version 3.22)

First of all. This is a project and you need to know all the technologies prior to ciming to this, which is fine, but it's missing the Database part in CI/CD part, Also missing explanation on how set the things up for example on Sonarqube and Kubernetes. You should have referenced the links or documentation that was used to set the things up, which is very important for anyone who wish to do perform the setup on their own. Also, in Jenkins, you should have explained how to managed to generate that syntax from documentation or the snippett, which is vital.

Sec 11: Kubernetes concepts fast and not able to catch. Jfrog version which using not latest. Amason Linux AMI older OSlevel using it. we unable to deploy Apache .war file to start APP server. Recommendation: To update with latest version which currently using in all the tools ,, it will be helpful for everyone ,thanks

This was a great overview of a DevOps Pipeline build. I will be going over the videos again to practice, but it has given me a better understanding of the subject. I would point out that if you are expecting super detailed work you will be mistaken. you will have to go over a few things and research some topics outside of this course, especially AWS. Its not a ding against the teacher, only because it is a big topic on its own. the important part is each section is simple to follow and quick. Thats the best part of the course. thank you.

Nice way of explaining and practice of all the tools were nice. thanks for explaining the tools nicely. But this course is for those people who already have knowledge of all the tools used here.

The course is good for basic DevOps perspective, additional lectures on security, functional and non-functional testing with trending tools would have made it more market relevant. But I like this course cause it covered the main part which is auotmated CI/CD along with Jenkinsfile. Thanks and looking forward to more good project based courses from the instructor. Good Luck!

The course is really very good and practical and it covered of entire Devops tools along with devops project. Thank you to @iwayQ for the well-explained sessions.