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Best resource to learn kubernetes?
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Intro to k8s in the Linux foundation are good but pricy.
Udemy has some good courses for 1/10 the price. There I have hear this guy is good.
That is if you specifically want courses. I like the tests so I can test my knowledge. Another option is of course the documentation and maybe Anki cards. There are decks already created based on the certification from the first link.
The first course, Introduction to Kubernetes, is free and I found it to be a good foundation to start with.
There are video segments and follow-along style elements.
Main advice I can give is to try and get a general instanding of how the system works rather than worrying about all thr resources types.