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      <title>🚀 Updates to the &#39;Hands-on Kubernetes&#39; Course</title>
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            🚀 UPDATES TO THE &amp;quot;HANDS-ON KUBERNETES&amp;quot; COURSE
Our best-seller at DevopsTrain has received many updates: new diagrams have been added for a clearer understanding of relationships and sequences, along with 3 new sections:
🔹 Gateway API as a modern alternative to Ingress
🔹 VolumeSnapshot and VolumeResize for honing your PVC skills
🔹 Pod Spread Topology for controlling the distribution of pods across nodes with the required characteristics
📅 This year we plan to further improve this and other courses; new sections will be added to reflect the gradual evolution of technologies.
          
          
        
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      <title>How I Create Courses</title>
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            How do I create courses at DevopsTrain?
To deliver the material to learners in an accessible way and back it up with enough hands-on practice, I&#39;ve refined a method that I&#39;d like to share.
1️. Building the list of sections:
Once I&#39;ve decided to create a given course, I put together a list of sections. At this stage I work out both how thoroughly the topic is covered and the order of the sections, so that learning progresses from simple to complex and the sections are logically connected to one another (where possible).
          
          
        
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