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DevOps Certifications

Docker certification

Top 5 DevOps Certifications in 2023

Most companies rely on certifications to determine if an individual has the skills necessary to undertake specific responsibilities. Most IT industry professionals rely on certifications to attest to their expertise in using specific tools or platforms. In this article, I'll share the top 5 most marketable DevOps certifications you can

Kubernetes Features Every Beginner Must Know

6 Features of Kubernetes Every Beginner Must Know

Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It was initially developed by Google and is now maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Kubernetes provides a platform-agnostic way to manage containerized applications, making it easier for developers to deploy

CKAD, CKA, and CKS - New PSI Exam Environment

Kubernetes exam

CKAD, CKA, and CKS - New PSI Exam Environment

Introduction The Linux Foundation introduced significant updates in June 2022 with regard to the platform where we take the certification exams for Kubernetes including CKA, CKS, and CKAD. In Kubernetes certification exams, preparation is key and can be the deciding factor between a pass or a fail. In this article,

Kubernetes Certification Tip

Kubernetes Certification Tip - Time Management

In this blog we discuss how to effectively manage your time during the Kubernetes Certification Exams. The information provided in this blog are based on the information provided in the Candidate Handbook and Exam Tips documentations available on the CNCF website. The Kubernetes certification exams are practical and consist of

Kubernetes Concepts

Container orchestration

Kubernetes Concepts Explained!

With Docker, you can run a single instance of the application with a simple Docker run command. In this case, to run a Node JS based application, you run the docker run nodejs command. But that’s just one instance of your application on one Docker host. What happens when