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You need to learn Kubernetes RIGHT NOW!! πŸš€

Archit Sharma on July 30, 2022

Why Should I learn Kubernetes? πŸ€” Because Kubernetes can deploy 100 Docker containers with just one command 🀯 This article is...
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Mainak Das

Awesome article 😬
Started learning docker and devops thing is the past but became very much confused when I hopped to kubernetes as the tutorial or courses are not much explanatory.
Now after reading the article my hype went up again and want some suggestions on where to start and for any tutorial or courses you'll suggest?

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Archit Sharma • Edited

Hello, Mainak.
I was in the same situation as you, where I was unsure how to learn Kubernetes after understanding Docker.
I viewed a number of YouTube videos and courses, and to be honest, none of them appear to be a good fit for me.
It worked for me by viewing a lot of videos and then reading a lot of articles.
I can't recommend a perfect course or video, but if you've read and understand my article, you're already familiar with the basic architecture of Kubernetes, so this course can be useful - Link
But anyways I am gonna right some new articles in continuation to this one.

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Mainak Das

After reading several blogs and tutorials summary I understood the concept behind kubernetes and why someone would use it. Just need to dive more deeper. Thanks for the link though :D
Will be waiting for another blog on kubernetes :D

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Thomas Hansen

Because Kubernetes can deploy 100 Docker containers with just one command

More importantly, Kube can deploy the SAME container 100 times and load balance access to them as if they were logically ONE πŸ˜‰

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Archit Sharma

and your cookiesπŸͺ website never goes down again!!πŸ˜‰

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Thomas Hansen

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Andrew Baisden

After learning Docker, Kubernetes should be next on the list.

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Archit Sharma

yes exactly!

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Krishna Agarwal

Described and covered everything in a 😁 way

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Archit Sharma

Thanks!😁

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stan rich

Thank you very much πŸ‘πŸ»

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Archit Sharma

Glad I could help!