I’m pleased to share that I’ve successfully completed the Kubernetes Fundamentals course — and what a journey it has been! I’d like to echo the sentiments of @Mischa van den Burg : this course is an excellent starting point for anyone beginning their Kubernetes journey. I can personally attest to its value. Before joining Kubecraft, I had attempted several Kubernetes tutorials on YouTube. Unfortunately, they often focused heavily on theory and static manifest screenshots, with minimal hands-on engagement. What sets @Mischa van den Burg apart is his clear and thoughtful teaching style. He takes the time to explain concepts in depth not just Kubernetes, but also practical tools like Vim, ensuring you're efficient and effective as you build. The course focuses on what truly matters for beginners: Pods, Deployments, Networking, and Storage — the core fundamentals needed to deploy real applications on Kubernetes. Not only did I complete all the exercises in the course, but I also immediately began migrating some of my Docker applications to Kubernetes. The transition felt natural, thanks to the solid foundation laid by this course. Since completing the training, I’ve found it significantly easier to work through other supplementary materials. I now have a fully functional lab environment and a much clearer understanding of Kubernetes as a platform. If you're still undecided about diving into Kubernetes, I highly recommend giving this course a try. It's structured, practical, and incredibly empowering.

Hey all! Just started my DevOps journey. I’m currently following Mischa van den Burg’s Udemy course to get my hands dirty. Looking forward to learning from this community and would appreciate any tips you have for a beginner. Thanks

Hi, DevOps people, I hope you all are doing well in health and DevOps world. Just came here to share that I have completed Linux Fundamentals. Now moving towards Linux SysAdmin Cert. and other fundamentals.

Thanks to the KubeCraft Career Accelerator community, I have now reached my goal 500+ connections goal. I am not where i was yesterday and look forward to more opportunities that this brings.

Thanks alot for all the encouragement from the last time I posted here. I pressed and was able to install Arch Linux successfully. I went on to install Vivaldi, Obsidian and tmux. I have a 30 day plan to learn basic linux but I'm not sure if it is the right thing to do and what exactly to concentrate on to get myself prepared ready for using devOps tools