I really enjoyed your lecture, Jaeseong-nim!! I am one of those people who were painstakingly trying to follow those lectures with a high learning curve..😊 Tools like minikube, kind, etc... I found setting them up difficult even just for learning, but I didn't know Docker Desktop had a feature to create a single node with kubeadm with just one GUI button! I learned for the first time that Kubernetes could be learned this quickly and easily!! I liked that you chose and taught using only simple, useful, and practical examples. My only slight regret is that while you don't need to cover the entire scope of k8s+server, I wonder if you could perhaps throw in some questions that provoke a little independent thinking! For example... If you run multiple server pods with an LB in front, and the server has cookie/session/JWT login functionality, will the login session break or not!? Or if you deploy the frontend to multiple pods instead of AWS S3, Vercel, CloudFront, etc., how should state management be handled, similar to multiple server pods~? Something like "Think about that on your own!"...😊 But then again, if you start asking those kinds of questions, it might never end.. Anyway! I really enjoyed this k8s lecture!! It became a stepping stone towards becoming an intermediate to advanced expert in AWS, k3s, network, and server. Thank you!