Hi Folks,

I found that Rancher have a free certification. Rancher is Kubernetes but not a build it yourself one like Kubeadm. They also created the k3s version of Kuberentes that runs on a lot of appliances. 

I have gone through the first lessons and they are very straight forward. 

https://academy.rancher.com/courses/course-v1:RANCHER+K101+2019/about

cheers

Hi Folks,

I found that Rancher have a free certification. Rancher is Kubernetes but not a build it yourself one like Kubeadm. They also created the k3s version of Kuberentes that runs on a lot of appliances. 

I have gone through the first lessons and they are very straight forward. 

https://academy.rancher.com/courses/course-v1:RANCHER+K101+2019/about

cheers

The page is not working for me 

I heard this name in KUBECON event .. not sure how much effective they are 

Kubernetes underneath the hood is pretty much the same. This is like an abstraction layer on top, like Tanzu for instance ( a bit of an over simplification but...). Some of the advantages are that they maintain certain helm charts for things like prometheus and service mesh Itsio and support them, so if you upgrade they guarantee that those other charts wont’ break type of thing. Again really depends on what you are looking for but if you are short on knowledgeable staff something like Rancher could help since you would be able to delegate certain tasks through the web gui instead of cli yaml fun . 

Thanks for sharing, I knew about VMware Tanzu.. :)