The Trend is Kubernetes (Beginner to Intermediate)

 

Hello. This is Kim Tae-min ^^

 

I am so grateful that so many people have applied for the course during the Lunar New Year holiday, which shows once again how much interest there is in Kubernetes! I am so grateful that you have applied for the course, and I have been thinking about how I can make the students who applied for the course more satisfied .

 

Kubernetes courses are planned to be divided into <Beginner> , <Intermediate> , and <Operation> . While working on the project, I have organized the materials and have content to cover in the intermediate and operation sections, but refining the content for the lecture and producing and editing the video are also new tasks Σ(°Д°;

It took 4 months to prepare <Beginner's Level > , and based on this, I estimate < Intermediate Level > will be released at the earliest at the end of December. < Operation Level> will be released at the end of March next year. Please understand that it will take a long time because I only have time to prepare lectures during the early morning and commuting hours due to work at the company and childcare at home (｡•́︿•̀｡)

 

Based on these situations, I will tell you about the direction we will take going forward.

 

First, as I mentioned in the previous notice about the <Beginner's Level> course,

1. [There will be revisions to the explanations that were insufficient in the existing lectures]

2. [We plan to add lectures on the content to be covered in the basics]

(For example, a lecture on setting up a beginner-level Kubernetes work environment will be uploaded soon.)

3. [Answer to the question] is basic ^^

 

And regarding the <Intermediate Level> course, we plan to update the <Beginner Level> course with the <Intermediate Level> lecture right away. However, there are [restrictions] .

1. One month before the completion of the <Intermediate Level> , the lecture will be removed from the <Beginner Level> and a new <Intermediate Level> paid course will be created.

(Please keep in mind that this is a limited-time benefit for those taking the beginner course while the intermediate course is being developed.)

2. Since the priority for the work progress is <Beginner's Level> , the completion of the <Intermediate Level> course may be delayed more than expected depending on the amount of supplementary work for the Beginner Level.

 

Lastly, the <Operational Level> will also proceed in the same way after completing the <Intermediate Level> .

 

That was the plan for the future, and thank you again for applying for the course.

I will repay you with a better lecture (з´⌣`ε)