The Trend is Kubernetes (Helm Edition)

Hello. It's been a while since I posted an event announcement!

Currently, the 5-month Sprint5 course production is in its final stages.

Since I'm not good at multitasking, I wasn't able to do any other activities besides Q&A during the 3 months I was focused on creating the course.

(I'm really envious of those who create courses and also do YouTube or various SNS activities ^^;)

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The Sprint5 Istio course is scheduled to open sometime next week, probably around Monday or Tuesday.

We are planning to hold an event for pre-reservations before opening.

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● How to Apply: [Cafe Event Post]Please leave a comment

● Application Deadline: Until before the course opens (Scheduled to open on November 17th or 18th)

● Benefit Information: After the course opens, a 40% discount coupon will be provided via message.

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Hello. This is Ilpro.

It's late, but Happy New Year^^

I have one [news] to share with you.

Some of you may have already read the post in the cafe, but recently Inflearn held a contest for knowledge sharers called [Share Your Knowledge Sharing Experience], and I took this opportunity to write about my experiences and thoughts while doing knowledge sharing activities as a side job for the past four years.

Anyone can read it without having to join the cafe, so if there's anyone who's thinking about participating in knowledge sharing activities in the future, I recommend that you use it as a reference.

🌱 Knowledge Sharer - Year 1 of a Side Job (When is the best time to start a knowledge sharer?)
- Link: https://cafe.naver.com/kubeops/403
🌱 Knowledge Sharer - Second Year of Part-time Job (What Happened After Lectures Opened on Inflearn)
- Link: https://cafe.naver.com/kubeops/405
🌱 Knowledge Sharer - 3rd year of side job: (A promise made after experiencing conflict with a student)
- Link: https://cafe.naver.com/kubeops/406
🌱 Knowledge Sharer - 4th year of side job: (Changes brought to me by knowledge sharing activities)
- Link: https://cafe.naver.com/kubeops/408

Thank you as always, and if you have any questions during class this year, please feel free to ask!

hello.

In just two weeks, more than 100 students signed up for the course!!

First of all, I would like to thank you for trusting my lectures and taking them.

(--)(__)(--) bow bow

I think there are many people who came here through my other lecture, [The Trend is Kubernetes (Beginner to Intermediate)].

If you have been taking this course for a while, you may know that it was the first 4-hour lecture.

After eight months of preparation, a four-hour lecture was created, and after one year of updates, it has now become a ten-hour lecture.

Meanwhile, while working with Kubernetes in practice, I experienced the importance of Helm and the convenience that comes from handling it well.

I thought that people who do Kubernetes would naturally have to use it, and this is the reason why I created the Helm lecture for 6 months. And after the lecture was opened, I was giving myself a break from all the hard work, and I was also creating a plan and table of contents for a new lecture (Nginx). I thought about whether to create many lectures or to create one and make it well, and I came to a conclusion.

So the conclusion is,

In the future, we will update this course with more information related to Kubernetes deployment.

In fact, Helm is part of the entire Kubernetes deployment, or CI/CD. So, when someone starts Kubernetes, it may be a bit of a barrier to entry to learn about Helm. The core of Kubernetes deployment is Helm, but if you have a general understanding of Kubernetes deployment, you will be able to come to Helm more naturally.

That doesn't mean I'm going to explain the entire Kubernetes deployment. ^^ That's too broad.. I'm just going to cover things that I've experienced, things that I think are good, and things that focus on understanding the concepts.

First of all, I will just tell you the direction today so that my determination does not change, and I will announce the detailed contents and table of contents gradually.

Thank you again for trusting and taking my lectures. I will repay you by providing more quality lectures.

Have a nice day today, thank you!

Kim Tae-min Dream.