Learn Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, and DevOps tools to build, containerize, and deploy production-grade applications.

What you'll learn
- Containerize applications using Docker — build, configure, and manage container images to package and run applications consistently across environments.
- Deploy and manage applications on Kubernetes clusters — create Pods, Deployments, and Services to orchestrate scalable, fault-tolerant systems.
- Set up Kubernetes — install, configure, and run Kubernetes for application deployment and management.
- Understand and configure networking and communication in Kubernetes — manage Services, Ingress controllers, and namespaces for secure, efficient traffic routing
- Publish and distribute Docker images securely — push and pull images using Docker Hub or local registries, and apply best practices for versioning and security.
- Make your code suitable to run in Kubernetes — adapt, configure, and optimize your application for containerized, cloud-native deployment.
- Learn Linux — use essential commands, manage files and directories, and work effectively in a Linux environment.

Requirements
- No prior knowledge or experience with Docker or Kubernetes is required.
- A willingness to learn and experiment with new developer tools.
- (Optional) Basic programming or web development experience can help, but it's not necessary.

Description
Master Docker and Kubernetes — the most in-demand tools in modern DevOps and cloud development.

This practical, hands-on course takes you from zero to full deployment with real-world projects and workflows used by professional developers. You'll learn how towork with Linux, the backbone of most containerized and cloud systems — mastering essential commands, navigation, and environment management needed to confidently operate in a DevOps environment.

Starting with Docker, you'll build and manage container images, understand how containers streamline development and deployment, and push your images to Docker Hub. Then, you'll move into Kubernetes fundamentals — creating and managing Pods, Deployments, and Namespaces, and configuring Services and Ingress for internal and external communication.

You'll go beyond theory by learning how to make your code suitable to run in Kubernetes, adapting web applications for containerized, cloud-native environments. The course also shows how to use NGINX within Kubernetes for load balancing, reverse proxying, and exposing your applications securely to the web — an essential real-world skill for production systems.

You'll gain experience withLinux,Minikube,Kubernetes,Rancher, andYAMLconfiguration files, learning how to manage clusters and automate deployments efficiently. Every lesson builds practical understanding through direct examples and demonstrations.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications usingLinux, Docker, Kubernetes, and NGINX, applying industry-standard DevOps practices to take your projects from code to cloud with confidence and precision.

Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn about Docker and Kubernetes — whether you're completely new to containers or just curious about how modern applications are deployed in the cloud.
- Developers who want to build, containerize, and deploy their applications — learn how to make your code suitable to run in Docker and Kubernetes environments efficiently and reliably.
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