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Top 5 Free courses to Learn Kubernetes for Developers and DevOps Engineers

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Hello guys, DevOps is becoming an essential skill in today's Programming and Software Development world and Kubernetes is an important concept and tool for DevOps Engineer. It takes container-based deployment to another level and allows you to manage it on the scale. You can use Kubernetes to scale your container environment or let Kubernetes do all the work for you by leveraging its auto-scaling feature. Many DevOps beginners think that Docker and Kubernetes are the same but they are not. Docker provides a container to deploy your application and commands to interact with those but container but Kubernetes is actually a container management technology, which decides how many containers are needed and deal with other management aspects. In fact, Kubernetes or K8s  is arguably the most important container management technology in the world at this moment and you shouldn't be surprised that the roots of Kubernetes lie on Google itself. It's not a Google tool but created by a ...

Top 5 Online Courses to Learn Docker and Kubernetes in 2020 - Best of Lot

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Hello guys, how are you doing? Are you on track to accomplish your goals this year? I am sure you had made goals when this year started, but if not, you can still check out 10 Things Java developers can learn in 2020. It's never too late. From my experience with interacting with many software developers, it seems DevOps is the top priority for many programmers. I have been receiving a lot of queries, emails, and chats about how to learn Docker and Kubernetes, two of the most popular DevOps tools. When it comes to learning, nothing beats the personal training, but that's not always feasible; hence we need to rely on self-learning using books and online courses, and that's what I will suggest to you in this article. Until, a couple of years back, I was a big fan of books, but nowadays, I am using more and more online courses to get up-to-speed of new technology. They seem to better cover the 20% important part of the technology, which is used 80% of the time. Anyway, If you d...