It’s good. I’m trying Kubernetes for the first time because of my thesis, but I didn’t have much time, so I only did a few hands-on exercises and breezed through the theory. I’ll buy another course to watch when I study for the CKA, too.

The problem-solving exercises were great, but I also liked how the lecture content was organized to show the relationships between Kubernetes components at a glance. I think it will be a great reference not just for the exam, but also when using Kubernetes in practice. For now, I highly recommend this to anyone planning to take the CKA exam. I feel like I missed about two questions in the actual exam. · There were definitely parts (questions) where I got stuck while solving them. I should have clearly identified the cause of why that happened and known the solution. Example: The reason why a Pod wouldn't enter the running state even though there seemed to be no issues with the YAML script when adding a sidecar container. · I should have studied the related concepts and content broadly, not just the methods for solving the problems. Example: Troubleshooting the failure of kube-apiserver due to an etcd URL mismatch. It is good to learn extensively about the content and roles of each configuration item for Kubernetes elements, in addition to just the solutions. I will have to learn more about the areas I lacked while using Kubernetes in the field. Stay calm, study hard, and I hope you get a high score.

First of all, I enjoyed the lecture. Rather than a review, I've noted a few inconveniences. 1. The subtitles at the bottom keep appearing, and since I need to watch the screen, my eyes keep drifting to them, which makes it hard to focus on the lecture. I wish there were an option to toggle the subtitles on or off. 2. It's not the case for all of them, but in some lectures, you use many demonstrative pronouns like "this," "that," and "here." There are times when it's confusing to know exactly which part you are explaining. I would appreciate it if you could indicate the area with your mouse or use precise terminology.

I was able to pass easily thanks to your lectures!!!!! Thank you so much for the great lectures.