This course is designed to give you a deeper understanding of Kubernetes. Over the next few weeks, you'll learn about several features of Kubernetes, the Kubernetes Architecture, how to create clusters, and different installation configurations. We'll also explore deployments and how they are scaled, updated, and rolled back. We will discuss clusters, pods, and nodes, and dive into Persistent Volumes as well as Kubernetes Authorization and Authentication. Lastly, we'll show you how it all comes together in a Kubernetes demo, so you can see it in action.
Do not start learning kubernetes from here, have a good understanding, practice on kubernetes and come here, so you will enjoy the theory concepts easily and you will learn the architecture in deep.
A great course – I received lots of information and lots of useful strategies/steps to work on Kubernetes. Thank you
The course is well organized and logical in progression.
This course covered Kubernetes on multiple engines like minikube, GCP, AWS, and almost all basic requirements in K8s World.
In general very helpfull. For 2025 a little bit old. Links for reading in 2025 are far away not 20 min.
Fundamentals were covered by providing clarity in each aspect. The Reading material is very useful
A good course for beginners to understand concepts in Kubernetes and get an initial experience
The explanations are brief and unambiguous, Especially the part where you needed to install the kubernetes on the virtual instances in the cloud.
Very good overview and short to the point exercise/hands-on demo to get the theory into practice in a very concise course.
Instructor is very precise in his choice of words through out the course and makes Kubernetes easy to understand.
Awesome course. Simple and straight forward guide to using Kubernetes.
hands on and very details and good pictures and question
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I would have given a 0 start if I could. The instructor just reads the words on the slides. There are no exercises just demos. It would have been better if there were projects we could work on so that we get more comfortable with Kubernetes.
Most of the content is just reading through texts and documentation which is not okay to get practical experience
This course is a bad joke. Five minute superficial "lectures" per part - consisting of the guy reading his walls of text off of his slides - followed by links to the official documentation. Considering that I paid 45 EUR for getting links to the official docs to read is a huge disappointment. I already had a very basic understanding of kubernetes which was enough to ace all of the "quizzes" in the first go without even reviewing the "provided" material. I was hoping to have some labs and get practical experience on setup and deployment, but that was obviously not the case.
Despite having interesting material, the lecturer basically only read the presentations' slides. Also, the "reading" sections solely pointed out to the official documentation. I believe the course should be refactored to make it more appealing.
Probably i'm not the best to review a course about Kubernetes, but i'm very disappointed of this course. Too much theory about what it is kubernetes and very few examples of how to use it or how to start using it. I wouldn't recommand it to others.
Shold be much better. Basically videos are just a reading of slides. I just liked the last video where it was a proper class.
Really poor course.
Instractor basically only reads what is on the screen. 70% of the course materials is a links to official kubernetes documentation.
Instructor never told what a pod is, what is a differece between ReplicaSet and Deployment and so on.
Don't waste your time and money on this.
• Videos contain somewhat obsolete information.
• Little to no practice. A lot of things are mentioned, like volumes and authentication etc., but only mentioned, you won't practice using them.
• Trainer just reads text on slides, almost word by word. At some moment you start to suspect that he doesn't even know what he's talking about. A lot of moments when something happens on the slide and it is being explained only in the next module. Instead of givin short well focused info about something you're just being fed with documentation links. If doing so, why even bother to have minikube installation instruction, which is already obsolete, why not give a link like you do for everything here?
So, what's the point? With the same success you could superficially read Kuber docs and Learn Kubernetes Basics tutorial and you'll gain same or much better knowledge.
The voice of the tutor is tiresome, he emphasizes sections unnaturally (didn't always seem to grasp the text himself before reading it). An annoying pointer is used to highlight each and every word from the slides drawing you into a kind of karaoke mode instead of actually listening to what is being said.
The best material is found via external links to the kubernetes.io site. Other material is a plain transcript without any paragraphing, basically unreadible.
The multiple choice questions where all too obvious. None of the questions are about insight, all are about facts. Some answers where (probably rightfully) reported as faulty but no response is given even after weeks.
I just finished the course to get the certificate I already paid for.
Teacher is just reading his slides ...
No project
Quiz with nonsense question / too obvious response / confusing negations
Sorry but I am disappointed about the learning deepness for an intermediate level course
IMOO it doesn’t deserves the 40€ (to get evaluated)
To be positive: the course provides you with an interesting tour of Kube's feature and goal
The explanations are brief and unambiguous, Especially the part where you needed to install the kubernetes on the virtual instances in the cloud.
This course covered Kubernetes on multiple engines like minikube, GCP, AWS, and almost all basic requirements in K8s World.
should have some example instead of ppt reading.
Unfortunately not very engaging instructor. Not all, but most of the videos is basically him reading the slides (also, not very professional sound). Good and complete information, but gets lost in the boredom.
It could be better if you add more animated slides
Possibly useful if you already know K8s and want to review general concepts, otherwise it's a waste of time.
good intro course with relevant links to documentation. it covers minikube installation steps and installations on AWS Ec2. it would be nice to include more readings for developing k8s in local env.
Course is organized well, detailed and informative. Few points in the course covered all topics and to a point. I like the course content and was very useful.
Very good overview and short to the point exercise/hands-on demo to get the theory into practice in a very concise course.
A great course – I received lots of information and lots of useful strategies/steps to work on Kubernetes. Thank you