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Kubernetes learning path from beginner to expert🚀🚀 Stage 1 -> Beginner lays the foundation with containers and Docker, so you understand why Kubernetes exists before learning what it does. Stage 2 -> Foundational is where you start deploying real apps, managing workloads, exposing them via services, and handling configuration. Stage 3 -> Intermediate introduces stateful workloads, networking depth, and the observability tooling used in every production environment. Stage 4 -> Advanced covers the security and automation concerns that matter in team and enterprise settings, RBAC, autoscaling, and GitOps. Stage 5 ->Expert takes you into the internals: building custom controllers, tuning cluster performance, and preparing for professional certifications (CKA/CKAD/CKS). A good practical target is to spend 2–4 weeks per stage. The official Kubernetes documentation is an excellent free resource throughout the journey.

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Where do you deploy your projects? - Vercel - Netlify - Railway - AWS

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@uday_devops Correct answer: D) 48 bits ✅ --- Reply you can post 👇 D ✅ A MAC address is 48 bits (6 bytes), usually written in hex like 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E.

What is the length of the "MAC" address? A) 8 bits B) 16 bits C) 32 bits D) 48 bits

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@kajal_909 Clear explanation 👏

Terraform: plan vs apply (simple explanation) 👇 terraform plan → Dry run → Shows what will change (+ create, ~ update, - destroy) terraform apply → Real action → Executes changes in your cloud (AWS, etc.) What if you remove a resource from .tf? Terraform sees it as: “This shouldn’t exist anymore.” ➡️ On terraform apply → Resource gets destroyed → Plan will show: - destroy

@devopscdt DNS is very important to know Good explanation

Basics of DNS(Domain Name System) needs to be understood to work in On-premises and Cloud((AWS, GCP, Azure etc) Environments. This video youtu.be/MhhTvvm6cvY explains about the basics of DNS. As part of this, below concepts are explained. Please go thorough the video and let me know for any questions/info. 1. What is DNS and Uses of DNS? 2. Components of DNS 3. DNS Client and DNS Resolver 4. Root Server, Top Level Domain Server(TLD Server) and Authoritative Name Server 5. DNS cache 6. DNS Zones and DNS Records 7. Basics of Domain Registration #Linux #DevOps #SRE

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@uday_devops Answer D: 48 bits

@kbkthebolt 😱😳

@uday_devops Answer: 48 bits = 6 bytes

@Shivam25mishra Start with Ubuntu

Which Linux distro is beginners friendly? > Ubuntu > Linux Mint > Arch Linux > Fedora

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@therahul4402 He is a true genius man

He didn’t just launch a laptop He changed the future of computing

@kbkthebolt Sure tell me what kind of info you need?

@uday_devops Good info! I’m starting with Kubernetes today. Let me know if you have any insights.

Day 1 insight 💡 ☸  What is Kubernetes? ✦ Container orchestration platform- K8s is a container orchestration platform automating the deployment, scaling & management of containerized applications across machines. ✦ Self-healing - if a container crashes, K8s restarts it. No manual babysitting. ✦ Declarative model - you describe the desired state, K8s figures out how to get there. ✦ Open-source & CNCF-backed - originally from Google, now the industry standard.

@sachin767715992 Cool 🆒 what about now?

@uday_devops That was start of my career

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@uday_devops @Hirpara_Daivik Let's connect

We can connect If you are in tech #letsconnect #tech

@therahul4402 Thanks bro

@uday_devops simple and clear words

@therahul4402 Yes, if you're the master, you can build a product/company 😏

@uday_devops We don’t have to master it we just need to understand how things work

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