Kubernetes for SWE, learned from Silicon Valley engineers
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Basic / Kubernetes
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Don't miss the opportunity to learn about Kubernetes, the hottest infrastructure in Silicon Valley, from a practitioner!
Basic
Kubernetes
In addition to acquiring basic knowledge about the ELK stack and various Kubernetes resources, you can also gain practical experience using Kubernetes by building a log monitoring system.
91 learners
Level Basic
Course period Unlimited

Reviews from Early Learners
5.0
sskim1
It was great that you started with a simple basic explanation of Kubernetes, which helped me refresh my understanding of the concepts. It was a good lecture for grasping the basic concepts of the overall ELK Stack. Additionally, it would be great to have content on expanding the ELK Stack to secure availability, or collecting logs from actual application web servers and WAS logs, rather than just a demo app with simple logs! I enjoyed the lecture. Thank you!
5.0
김정현
It was a lecture where I could quickly understand the stack by creating a cluster locally through Minikube and setting up ELK myself. Great 😊😊
5.0
최유진
Thank you for the great lecture. I'm really enjoying it. Will the manifest files for Section 5 be uploaded to the repository separately?
Understanding each resource in Kubernetes
Understanding the ELK Stack
Experience deploying ELK stack on Kubernetes
Experience using basic ELK stack tools
Who is this course right for?
Anyone who is learning about Kubernetes and wants to gain hands-on experience
Anyone who wants to build an ELK log monitoring system on Kubernetes
Need to know before starting?
Why use Kubernetes?
Basic knowledge of kubectl
Basic knowledge of container technologies such as Docker
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I am a DevOps engineer who constantly strives for better systems and processes.
I am highly interested in sharing knowledge related to DevOps and the cloud.
Working as a DevOps engineer at a foreign IT company
CNCF Kubestronaut Member
Operating a weekly newsletter specializing in DevOps / MLOps
Newsletter: https://aidenslab-newsletter.beehiiv.com/
Tech Blog: https://guide-to-devops.github.io/
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18 lectures ∙ (4hr 14min)
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8 reviews
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Average Rating 4.9
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It was a lecture where I could quickly understand the stack by creating a cluster locally through Minikube and setting up ELK myself. Great 😊😊
Hello, Kim Jeong-hyun! Thank you so much for being so persistent and leaving such a great review😊😊 When I was making this course, I thought a lot about how to easily explain the process of deploying and using the ELK monitoring system on k8s. I'm so happy and proud that you were able to quickly understand the ELK stack.😊 I will use the review and star rating you left as nourishment and strive to provide better courses and knowledge sharing in the future. Thank you!
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Average Rating 5.0
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It was great that you started with a simple basic explanation of Kubernetes, which helped me refresh my understanding of the concepts. It was a good lecture for grasping the basic concepts of the overall ELK Stack. Additionally, it would be great to have content on expanding the ELK Stack to secure availability, or collecting logs from actual application web servers and WAS logs, rather than just a demo app with simple logs! I enjoyed the lecture. Thank you!
Hello sskim1! Thank you for leaving such a wonderful review! In this lecture, I tried to convey the basic concepts of Kubernetes and ELK more efficiently. I'm glad you were able to grasp the basic concepts of each technology. 🙂 And thank you so much for suggesting additional topics you'd like to see covered! Ensuring the availability of the ELK stack and collecting logs from a live server are great topics to cover. I'll add these topics to my To-Do List and start planning. If I update the lecture with related content in the future, I'll be sure to let sskim1 know. Thank you again!
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Average Rating 5.0
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Thank you for the great lecture. I'm really enjoying it. Will the manifest files for Section 5 be uploaded to the repository separately?
Hello Yujin Choi! I'm glad to hear that you are enjoying the lectures! 😊 Regarding the manifest files for each component of the ELK system you mentioned, I'm afraid I do not provide them separately. I designed the course this way because I wanted students to naturally understand each configuration by starting with examples from the official Kubernetes documentation and manually filling in the necessary fields and values for deploying each ELK stack component. I believe that the experience of creating manifest files yourself will be helpful when you need to create or analyze resource manifest files on your own in the future. I have included parts that are difficult to type manually, such as container image paths, in the lecture notes for each session, so I hope this reduces any inconvenience even just a little. If you have any suggestions or feedback on how the course could be improved, please feel free to let me know at any time! Thank you once again for taking the course.
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Average Rating 4.9
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Hello Shin Hee-chan! Thank you for leaving a course review🙂 If you have any questions about the topics covered in the lecture or any feedback related to the course, please feel free to let me know anytime! I will continue to work hard to provide better lectures and share knowledge :)
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Hello sangjae! Thank you for leaving a course review🙂 If you have any questions beyond what was covered in the course or any feedback related to the course, please feel free to let me know anytime! I will continue to work hard on creating better courses and sharing knowledge :)
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