I've learned K8S over the past few months and what was absolutely instrumental to my understanding was: 1. use Helm, and 2. daily chat sessions with gpt-4. I u

I've learned K8S over the past few months and what was absolutely instrumental to my understanding was: 1. use Helm, and 2. daily chat sessions with gpt-4. I use gpt-4 through the API where you can set your own system prompt. I developed one that basically instructed it to give me kubectl commands to solve my problems and then wait for me to give it the result before continuing. Through this I learned the practical techniques and which kubectl commands you use on a daily basis, which is so much more helpful than reading the documentation which just gives all commands equal weight. EDIT: Oh, and definitely watch a few "TechWorld with Nana" videos on YouTube. She does a great job of explaining the architecture, terminology, and philosophy of k8s which I think it very helpful to know.