Kubernetes Roadmap Simplified With Demo

Join me live as we demystify the Kubernetes roadmap, breaking down complex concepts into simple, actionable steps. Whether you're a beginner or looking to level up your DevOps game, this session will guide you through the Kubernetes landscape with clarity and precision.
🎯 What to Expect:
Simplified Kubernetes Roadmap: Understand the key milestones and features in the Kubernetes journey.
Hands-on Demo: Watch a real-time demo that brings the theory to life, showcasing practical applications and best practices.
Live Q&A: Get your questions answered on the spot, and gain insights that can drive your projects forward.
👥 Who Should Attend?
DevOps Engineers
Cloud Enthusiasts
Software Developers
IT Professionals looking to adopt Kubernetes
📅 Date & Time: 1 Sept 2024 at 7:30 PM
Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Kubernetes and see it in action! Mark your calendars, set your reminders, and get ready to master Kubernetes with confidence.

[@learnTechWithSandip]

Download Class Notes PDF File (FREE 😇 ): topmate.io/sandip_das_official/1186842 As a thanks , pls like and share this video for maximum reach❤

[@SandeepChikkala-i4s]

Best One Bhai🙌

[@learnTechWithSandip]

Thanks :)

[@KrishnaAdale]

superr bhai

[@learnTechWithSandip]

@@KrishnaAdale thanks 🙏

[@shreyanshgarg8470]

Bro make some open source contribution in devops project using golang and complete golang series with open source contribution

[@coool26indian]

Thanks for a comprehensive session Sandip. When & where can I download these class notes.

[@learnTechWithSandip]

Here: topmate.io/sandip_das_official/1186842

[@dipk.mishra]

after creating eks cluster with terraform when I deploy any pods to the cluster post connecting it.. I notice the pods are now shown in UI. But I can see them via kubectl.. do you know what could be the reason? kubectl get nodes gives me the workers of my cluster to ensure I am actually connected to my cluster

[@learnTechWithSandip]

check the RBAC policy once that could be it , or check pods in all namespaces : kubectl get pods --all-namespaces