It is well-explained and easy to understand.

This person's class is insane! I seriously love it. It's worth every penny, and out of the 100+ classes I've taken so far, this one is definitely the best.

I was able to learn about HCL syntax in detail and easily. It was great to quickly go through this before learning other intermediate-advanced courses.

I had heard about Harbor and Trivy and simply knew what kind of technologies they were, but I was wondering how to study them when I came across this course. Although I had some knowledge of Docker and existing CI/CD, I'm enjoying the course as I'm studying the concepts again and using Docker Swarm and Docker Compose once more. I'm now learning Harbor, but I'll continue studying consistently until I complete the course. Thank you for creating such a beneficial course.

It was a really great course that covered a wide range of topics including Docker, Linux kernel, k8s, Harbor, and security! It was very helpful. I recommend it!

The course is practice-oriented, so I was able to easily understand the actual Docker environment, and I was particularly satisfied with the curriculum that thoroughly covers security. I've currently completed about 40% of the course, and I will work hard to finish the remaining parts to the end.

It was beneficial to be able to explore container-based automation and security while encountering CI/CD and DevSecOps for the first time. The explanations were well-organized step by step, so setting up the practice environment wasn't difficult, and I'd like to try using it once in actual work.

It's easy.

As you can see from the curriculum, this lecture covers general AWS services that are frequently used, including service introductions, practice sessions and notes on precautions, and Terraform HCL practice. This makes it good for understanding the overall flow. Although there were some parts I skipped because I haven't used them yet, I think it contains good content worth referring to later. I was worried because the internal content included advanced topics, but going through it sequentially has been very helpful. I look forward to the next content.

The Terraform code linked with AWS is geared towards the intermediate level, making it unsuitable for specific infrastructure practice using Terraform. The HCL code syntax basics and practice are solidly structured, making it good for learning the overall syntax. Compared to other programming languages, the style is a bit different, so it seems a little time will be needed to adapt.