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I think one of the challenges for me in learning Kubernetes is that the a lot of the tutorials do take a quite "run this script and things happen" approach whic
by raesene9 10y ago
I think one of the challenges for me in learning Kubernetes is that the a lot of the tutorials do take a quite "run this script and things happen" approach which is great in that it gets you up and running quickly, but is less good for understanding what's under the hood, which is really needed before some people will feel fully comfortable with the technology.
Obviously there's Kelsey Hightower's great Kubernetes the hard way tutorial, but even there some details are quite GKE specific.
It'd be nice to see some tutorials that make no assumptions about running on a specific cloud provider or using automated tools to bootstrap the cluster.
- TheIronYuppie 10y agoOh, for sure! Being totally script free (and cloud neutral) is the goal of this effort. As you see above, there's absolutely ZERO script/bash/automation/etc.
- harlowja 10y agoI have a somewhat confused feeling that your definition from above of 'fully production-ready cluster' is different than mine and others ;)