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I recall when I was trying to learn kubernetes, it took a few tries to grasp concepts. For any newbies interested in trying out kubernetes, need an explanation, or want a good metaphor, leave a comment below! I (or anyone!) can try to explain it :)
Personally for me, being a developer first, learning k8 was great with examples and being hands on. Here are some resources if you are interested in getting started:
- Kubernetes in 100s by Fireship.io: a digestable/quick intro to k8s
- Kubernetes docs are well written, and you can't go wrong with them
- Learn kubernetes the hard way is a tutorial that you can run through. It's well written and descriptive.
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minikube is a tool for creating local k8 clusters. It's a great intro to actually trying out
kubectl
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