Bootstrap Kubernetes the hard way (for learning purposes).

I didn’t enjoy this playlist a lot, though. I would rate it ⅖. The first few videos were OK, but later the quality of the content decreased and the videos became boring. Lectors spent a lot of time describing the very basic things (like indents in YAML). Sometimes they had technical issues with the cluster (for instance, the HPA didn’t work). Sometimes the just rendered themselves helpless in the face of technology (like being unable to git reset --hard and doing a full clone instead).

But what sucked the most were the sponsored lectures. They were completely off-topic and too advertising.

However, if you’re completely new to Kubernetes, this playlist might be a good start. Make sure to check the exercises on GitHub.

⅕, it was just a waste of time. Target audience is russian-speaking engineers, who are unable to access any materials in English. The guy just runs various workloads in K8S, nothing interesting. The amount of information you get in 4.5 hours could fit in a 15 minute article.

A Google Sheet with Ingress Controllers comparison.

A way to access Kubernetes services with Linux routing tables and Wireguard without the need for kubectl port-forward or an ingress.

A series on writing Kubernetes Controllers and/or Operators.

Just as the title says, a visual guide on troubleshooting Kubernetes deployments.