Do you plan on using Kubernetes on your day-to-day job? I've always internally debated picking up something new but whether I do is heavily dictated by whether I can reinforce the learning at my job.
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There's no feeling quite like the one you get when you watch someone's eyes light up learning something they didn't know.
There's a very strong possibility that I'll be using it in the near future at my current job, but even if not, k8s is a huge part of the ecosystem of what my company does (PaaS and IaaS) so learning more about it will definitely help me in my day-to-day.
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That's a cool goal, I'm curious though.
Do you plan on using Kubernetes on your day-to-day job? I've always internally debated picking up something new but whether I do is heavily dictated by whether I can reinforce the learning at my job.
There's a very strong possibility that I'll be using it in the near future at my current job, but even if not, k8s is a huge part of the ecosystem of what my company does (PaaS and IaaS) so learning more about it will definitely help me in my day-to-day.