Kubernetes Another Class - Sprint 1, 2 (#PracticalBasics #Installation #Deployment #Jenkins #Helm #ArgoCD)

Hello. This is Ilpro.

It's been 19 days, and it feels like it's been a really long time since I wrote anything new. 😃

I'm busy these days with Sprint3 and a new project. I started LLMOps, but there are so many new things to learn. I'm going to cover them in a later version. But there are still so many lectures that I have to make in the meantime, so it's too far away.

The reason is that there are some reviews saying that the lecture is very difficult, so we are considering changing the difficulty level of the lecture from [Beginner] to [Intermediate], and we are giving you this news in order to objectively hear the opinions of the students.

And if there are some people who find the lecture difficult, we will change it to intermediate or higher and think about what kind of prior knowledge is needed.

Here are the difficulty levels recommended by Infraon:

Introductory : Intended for the general public with no prior knowledge of the subject matter.

Beginner : This is aimed at leveling up beginners who are just starting to learn the basics of the field.

Intermediate and above : This is a course that covers content more difficult than the beginner or elementary level. It covers a wide range of topics, from courses that provide knowledge beyond the amateur level to courses that provide specialized knowledge that can be applied in practice.

This course is currently at beginner level . I would really appreciate it if you could leave your comments about any difficulties in the comments section of this news post.

When I first studied Kubernetes, I had been in the IT industry for about 10 years, but the concepts of Kubernetes were unfamiliar and difficult for me. So I tried to explain it as easily as possible, but it is true that it is a field that requires some basic knowledge to start. So please feel free to give me your opinion. 🙂

And Sprint3, which is currently in production, is expected to open around the end of May. The content of the lecture is not new, but focuses on Pod, Service (+ingress), and PV that were covered in Sprint1.

There are many resources in Kubernetes, but even if you know a lot, you don't use them all. I think it's important to know these three resources properly in practice, so I planned it like this. If you make all of the contents your own, you can advance to a senior level in this area, so please look forward to it.

And since the lecture was made at the same level as Sprint1~2, the difficulty level of Sprint3 will also be adjusted through this survey. So, if you think the difficulty level of this lecture is a bit high, please leave a comment again.

Well, I respect everyone who takes my classes and I am always grateful.