Watch the introductory video to learn more about the goal and my idea behind #100DaysOfKubernetes

https://youtu.be/W6J6UipVNGA

The Plan outlined

Throughout the next #100 days I want to reach the following:

• Prepare for the following exam: Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) (Yes I paid for a course and an exam), which could probably be replaced with a lot of open-source tools.
• Read the following books
  • Learning Helm by Matt Butcher, Matt Farina, Josh Dolitsky (accessible through my University subscription with O'Reilly); it will actually be published next year
  • The DevOps 2.3 Toolkit: Kubernetes by Viktor Farcic (I'm lucky because I work with him and get his books for free 😄 Here is the link to his book and one of his courses)
• Create 5 projects

The average time per day spent on learning about Kubernetes and recording information will be between 1 and 2 hours. Basically, byte-size learning steps that you can do besides your normal working hours (or in your lunch break).

100 DAYs Right Here 👇🏼

<aside> 💡 Warning ☺️ all the notes below are consistently evolving notes that I will modify over time; they might not be 100% accurate nor complete. Just take it with a grain of salt 🧂

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Day 1: What is Kubernetes and why do we want it?

Day 2: More on the Kubernetes Architecture

Day 3: Looking at Pods

Day 4: Looking at Services

Day 5: setting up your Kubernetes cluster

Day 6: Running pods

Day 7: CrashLoopBackOff

Day 8: Kubernetes ReplicaSet