Mastering Docker and Kubernetes

Learning Docker and Kubernetes can be daunting. So here goes with my tips on which of my courses to take based on what your goals are and what your current expertise is.

UPDATE June 2020: We’re currently troubleshooting issues with some links on this page. A temporary fix is to right-click the link and choose open in new tab. 

I’m totally new to containers and I want to become a Docker expert

1. Docker and Kubernetes: The Big Picture (please right-click and open in new tab)
2. Getting Started with Docker (please right-click and open in new tab)
3. Docker Deep Dive(please right-click and open in new tab)
4. Docker Networking (please right-click and open in new tab)

I’ve also got a best-selling book called Docker Deep Dive that I update annually.

I’m totally new to containers and I want to become a Kubernetes expert

1. Docker and Kubernetes: The Big Picture (please right-click and open in new tab)
2. Getting Started with Docker (you can miss out modules 5 and 6)
3. Getting Started with Kubernetes (please right-click and open in new tab)
4. Kubernetes Deep Dive 

I also have a best-selling book, The Kubernetes Book. 

I’ve used Docker a little bit but I want to master Docker

1. Docker Deep Dive (please right-click and open in new tab)
2. Docker Networking (please right-click and open in new tab)

My book, Docker Deep Dive, is also a great resource.  

I’ve used Docker a bit but I want to master Kubernetes

1. Getting Started with Kubernetes (we’re having issues with this link, please right-click and open in new tab)
2. Kubernetes Deep Dive (we’re having issues with this link, please right-click and open in new tab)

You’ll also like my book, The Kubernetes Book. 

Cloud and developer stuff..

I’ve also got a kick-ass AWS course that, albeit oldish, is amazing and people love the explanations of IP addressing etc in AWS.

Finally I’ve got a Golang course if you want to learn a bit of coding with an important modern programming language!  

Stay safe and lets connect

Anyway… stay safe and happy learning!

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