I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

pj3677 wrote: post #3

streetcat1 wrote: post #2

very nice, can you share the tool that you used to create the images?

Thanks! I used https://www.figma.com/ to create all diagrams.

Thanks for the response. You seem to write well.

I am about to release a new Kubernetes based machine learning product (using new CRDS, operators, etc).

I wonder if you can you do a paid review? we can talk offline if needed.

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by pj3677 » Sun, May 31, 2020, 12:05 AM UTC

streetcat1 wrote: post #4

pj3677 wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks! I used https://www.figma.com/ to create all diagrams.

Thanks for the response. You seem to write well. I am about to release a new Kubernetes based machine learning product (using new CRDS, operators, etc). I wonder if you can you do a paid review? we can talk offline if needed.

Feel free to contact me - my info is on the website.

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by holografix » Sun, May 31, 2020, 7:16 AM UTC

Nice article, I liked the heavy focus on networking. Looking forward to the next part. If I could make a request it would be for the inclusion of Istio somewhere in in the following parts

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by pojzon » Sun, May 31, 2020, 8:32 AM UTC

holografix wrote: post #6

Nice article, I liked the heavy focus on networking. Looking forward to the next part. If I could make a request it would be for the inclusion of Istio somewhere in in the following parts

IMHO, its a beginners guide and the focus on networking was to make beginners understand basic concepts - heavy focus would mean the guide would explain how k8s networking works under the hoods which is often important in real production environment, where you will face various issues.

When it comes to Istio - its a complex solution by itself and deserves a separate guide. I would say beginners should try to learn Istio when they are no longer beginners but rather advanced k8s users or even maintainers.

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by rhyst » Sun, May 31, 2020, 9:42 AM UTC

You mention talking about stateful workloads later on, but I don't see it. Is that in a separate article?

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by pj3677 » Sun, May 31, 2020, 11:39 AM UTC

rhyst wrote: post #8

You mention talking about stateful workloads later on, but I don't see it. Is that in a separate article?

I am still working on it; it will be a separate article.

Re: I wrote a beginners guide to Kubernetes

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Post by pj3677 » Sun, May 31, 2020, 11:43 AM UTC

holografix wrote: post #6

Nice article, I liked the heavy focus on networking. Looking forward to the next part. If I could make a request it would be for the inclusion of Istio somewhere in in the following parts

I have created a full course on Istio: https://gumroad.com/l/learnistio. You can get the free preview of it and it’s a good start for beginners.