Do NOT Learn Kubernetes Without Knowing These Concepts...

When I was asked to deploy containers to Kubernetes at a new job, I was confident I could learn it quickly.

Well, I was wrong.

Kubernetes is complex, mainly because there are underlying skills that developers do not possess which makes it confusing.

So it's vital to first learn these concepts, and only then Kubernetes will make sense.

In this video, I'll teach you what those 5 concepts are.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:05 Kubernetes adoption is growing
01:12 Concept 1
04:50 Concept 2
06:00 Sponsor
07:20 Concept 3
09:07 Concept 4
10:20 Concept 5
11:06 Kubernetes Course Recommendation
12:24 Outro

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[caitlinmclaren]

1. Containerization (like Docker)
2. Cloud Basics
3. YAML
4. Networking Basics
5. Linux

[TurntableTV]

One of the best decisions I made lately: subbed to this man's channel. I love the practical approach he takes in sharing the knowledge.

[TerenceKearns]

I used to be a PHP developer 20 years ago. I had no idea I'd be interested in this stuff but I seem to be. It's like lego but cooler. Your videos are very clear, concise, and most of all.... WELL PACED! nice one my man.

[neosekaleli]

you are quickly being my favourite tech tuber, you make great content travis

[manojkumar-jtfw]

Travis, u inspired me 5 months back to go on Devops journey.
I am using udemy to prepae for Devops job.
I completd :
1.Linux Administrator course : Imran Afzal
2.Bash scripting----> Narendra
3.Git --> Bogdan stashuk
4.Maven --> Bharath Thippireddy

As of now, trying to complete AWS [Fundamentals + Solutions Architect Associate] by stephen .
Next will b : & Graffana---->Python

[k-STL--zkwx]

perfect timing! I was just looking for this. Keep up the great work!

[phillipgilligan]

Docker is a huge prerequisite as well as docker compose and swarm to get you used to microarchitecture, how networks function and communicate as well as services in between containers, and swarm to get you used to orchestration. If you do those first kubernetes will be a lot more familiar to you.

[thewarrior]

I’m Kubernetes certified CKA & CKAD
I’m fully agree with you about the prerequisites and also something really important to emphasize is mastering Linux before going to K8s because this is the only OS Kubernetes deals with

[akshar]

Thank you for this video, I was looking into learning kubernetes. I like your videos you deserve more subs man :D

[kwlztih]

Thank you! Even with upper-intermediate English I can understand all of the ideas about DevOps ways. Awesome channel

[SriSri-vmnq]

Travis, watching your videos gives me good motivation. I also started learning new stuff!! thanks 👍

[bagaspermana]

You teach from fundamental and I loved it. It gave me a blueprint abt how to understand something in this case kubernetes in the big picture

[fhreakzzz]

Thank you so much for the video, it was very helpful!! I'm so happy that I found your channel, your content is amazing!! Keep it up 💗⭐

[busyrand]

Holy Smokes... I didn't know it was this involved... I'm halfway home in terms of the requirements, but the stuff about networking will absolutely need to be learned....

[nwokobia]

Outstanding. Thanks for keeping it short and to the point.

[NelsonCrespo-cnen]

Amazing info video, completely agree to you Travis. Thanks a lot.

[foodie_ka_ghar-llcq]

Thank you for this video i wanted to learn all these concept and your video gave me a starting point for that.

[concept_la]

Thank you, i'm a network engineer taking on the devop role at our company. At the moment I am struggling to deploy apps on a eks cluster. I will be checking out the udemy course you recommended.

[pandurangpatil]

Thanks Travis for the detail Video. it helps from where we starts.

[SehicNijaz]

Thanks man. Awesome video. Keep it up!