This playlist is brilliant, and I've bought the Udemy version (bargain!). Your comment '... a folder called templates which actually has a lot of stuff inside it, and that's scaring me a little bit' is so damned relatable! So many Kubernetes courses barely touch on Helm, they devote maybe ten minutes and summarise as "Helm is cool and easy, good luck!" which is unhelpful and never true of anything in IT..!
@RichardChesterwood4 күн бұрын
Hey it's great to hear this is useful - I hope the Udemy course proves useful too! I'd forgotten saying that "scary" bit - I'm discovering that more and more of IT is scaring me as I get older! Hope it goes well, best of luck!
@itanu571014 күн бұрын
Bloody hell, amazing contents and teaching skills. Please continue posting playlists like this, because they are truly great! It’s not usual to see such quality on KZread.
@RichardChesterwood12 күн бұрын
Aw many thanks - I've got really behind in the last year or so on making new content but I am slowly ramping back up again - hopefully more to come soon. Hope it's useful for you and all the best!
@gabrielagomez98316 күн бұрын
Really good tutorial!
@RichardChesterwood14 күн бұрын
Hope you find it useful many thanks!
@flesz_23 күн бұрын
2 years passed since it's been uploaded. Still valid? :)
@RichardChesterwood23 күн бұрын
More than 2 years I think (youtube dates are a bit misleading, looks like rounded down). All still valid though, the course this is part of is constantly updated and if I needed to update any of the Helm videos I'd certainly replace them here on youtube. As always versions tick up and slight variances in syntax might happen, but nothing major or structural.
@flesz_23 күн бұрын
@@RichardChesterwood Thanks for that, will watch it all
@AmfistomosAtlasАй бұрын
Crystal clear! Thanks for the series!
@RichardChesterwoodАй бұрын
Glad it's working for you! Many thanks and good luck with it!
@LazyGrayF0xАй бұрын
Super. Gifted teacher. Thank you!
@RichardChesterwoodАй бұрын
Many thanks - you're very kind! Hope I can finally get some new courses available soon! All the best!
@manjitsinghyadav46Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot for this course Richard
@styfleur8802 ай бұрын
Perfect course
@RichardChesterwoodАй бұрын
It's very kind of you to say so, hope it's useful for you! All the best!
@abdullahday19372 ай бұрын
Thanks alot for the perfect tutorial ❤
@RichardChesterwood2 ай бұрын
Ah it's a great pleasure, many thanks and good luck with it!
@netsaosa49732 ай бұрын
very helpful
@RichardChesterwood2 ай бұрын
Glad it's useful!
@oleksandrmaltsev7442 ай бұрын
Great course Richard. You explained clearly all topics.
@RichardChesterwood2 ай бұрын
Many thanks! Quite an old video this one, glad that there's still some value in it! All the best!
@shakthidharga99673 ай бұрын
Like the way you are explaining
@RichardChesterwood3 ай бұрын
Many thanks!
@MatthewKennedyUK3 ай бұрын
If you have a 2024 version of this course I'll buy.
@RichardChesterwood3 ай бұрын
Hi, there's no specific 2024 version of the courses, they just get updated as I go along - although the Helm section hasn't needed any attention for some time. Having said that, there's always something out of date - it's a bit like painting a big bridge. (exception - the plain Docker for Java course has stopped getting updates, although I'm going to try to remedy that).
@joebowbeer3 ай бұрын
21:02 Some coverage of "nindent" would be helpful, e.g., with "toYaml"
@RichardChesterwood2 ай бұрын
Thanks Joe might look into adding that in future!
@raffaelloringue3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for this course!
@RichardChesterwood3 ай бұрын
A great pleasure to know the videos have been useful - good luck with it!
@reza.sadriniaa4 ай бұрын
Thank you for this course It was a very good course
@RichardChesterwood4 ай бұрын
Hey you're very welcome! I only wish I'd had the time to release more content here, I will do that...eventually! All the best!
@samrybkin91844 ай бұрын
Hi, thanks for a video !! Can you advise how I can add information about chart.yaml in my values.yaml ?
@RichardChesterwood4 ай бұрын
Hi, I don't think there's a way to do this as the two files are representing separate things - metadata in chart.yaml and dynamic values in the other. What are you planning to do with this? Looking around it looks like the only way would be to somehow template the two files.
@cjd45254 ай бұрын
Thanks for the course Richard! It really helped.
@RichardChesterwood4 ай бұрын
Great to hear! Good luck with it and all the best!
@AhmedAli-wm9oe4 ай бұрын
Why did you used maven path in dockerfile for copying jar file? Does fabric8 docker maven plugin works in such way?
@RichardChesterwood4 ай бұрын
It was a weird quirk of the fabric8 plugin that insisted on having these paths. Alas the plugin is deprecated now, I'll be upgrading the course to reflect this but I guess it also means that this video is now totally out of date. Sorry about that, I hate the way these plugins and libraries get thrown up in a rush and then suddenly abandoned with no replacement.
@user-zy1hg5xl9w5 ай бұрын
is that about helm or mysql?
@RichardChesterwood5 ай бұрын
Which bit sorry (timestamp?) I'm just using mysql as a random example here, could be any well known docker container that has a chart available.
@valentyn.kostiuk5 ай бұрын
Thank you! All essentials are here. Very useful course. Appreciate you've created and uploaded it for all of us. Great job!
@RichardChesterwood5 ай бұрын
Many thanks, hope it's useful for you!
@engamratta3985 ай бұрын
Best Course for Kubernetes ever, I watched a lot of courses but this course is the one
@RichardChesterwood5 ай бұрын
Many thanks! Always a relief to hear the course is useful! All the best!
@drpartyy37995 ай бұрын
well explained, subscribed.
@RichardChesterwood5 ай бұрын
Great, many thanks for subscribing! I've been too lazy to upload any content for ages, I really must get on and do something...anything! Hopefully wont' be too long. All the best!
@drpartyy37995 ай бұрын
I understand, it is hard and it does not seem to be that beneficial, but increasing your audience here will most likely bump up your sales for your courses. It's a no brainer. Thank you@@RichardChesterwood
@strangetrip5 ай бұрын
Great course! Thank you
@RichardChesterwood5 ай бұрын
Many thanks, I hope it proves useful!
@SwapperTheFirst6 ай бұрын
So much easier on Google Cloud compared to AWS, whoa... And thank you for making great trainings on Udemy! Hope to see some new ones, because all of your existing ones are already consumed. If possible, I'd appreciate your suggestions on your favourite books on systems architecture or generally, anything about computing. Just great job, really, thank you!
@RichardChesterwood6 ай бұрын
Many thanks! I hope I've at least one more course left in me, I've slowed down a lot recently and got involved in a lot of projects (most of which aren't IT related!). I reckon the Richards/Ford book was a pretty good one, don't know if you've seen it. UK amazon link here: www.amazon.co.uk/Fundamentals-Software-Architecture-Comprehensive-Characteristics/dp/1492043451 All the best!
@michaelgomesdasilva24326 ай бұрын
Thank you, man
@RichardChesterwood6 ай бұрын
Glad it helped Michael!
@Qladstone7 ай бұрын
Superb!
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Thanks a lot! Hope it's all useful for you!
@shezanbaig8957 ай бұрын
Thanks for this amazing mini-course Richard :) Recently, we planned to use helm for our LLMs deployments on our EKS and this really helped me to grasp the understanding of how it should be done correctly.
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Many thanks, great to hear it's been useful - I really struggled with Helm for quite some time, and the videos were the result of that pain! Hope it all goes well for you!
@bojana12157 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the clear explanation 😊. At the end of the helm course I bought the whole kubernetes course to refresh my knowledge. Your way of explanation is treasure. Merry Christmas 🎉
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Ah that's wonderful, great to know it was useful. I hope the kubernetes course isn't too basic for you though! Good luck with it and all the best!
@bojana12157 ай бұрын
Thank you Richard 😊. I previously bought your Istio course. The best explained course ever. You are a real talent. And now accidentally on KZread found this small Helm course. Thank you again.
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Aw many thanks for those kind words! I really need to start getting some more material up here on KZread! Hope the Istio course has been useful for you. hopefully a new course coming in 2024! All the best and many thanks, Rich.
@wiz__obi7 ай бұрын
good job
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@user-pn3id2qe1c7 ай бұрын
Brilliant course!
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
Many thanks! You're very kind, hope it's useful for you!
@mkohanek8 ай бұрын
this series has helped me so much, thank you!
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
You're so welcome! Great to hear the videos are helpful, good luck with Helm!
@Rundik8 ай бұрын
Why are you installing a chart with critical vulnerabilities?
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
Sorry for the delaying replying properly - I need to rewatch the video to find out what's happening. Do you have a timestamp? Is the vulnerability showing in the video or when you follow along (I'm on the road right now with no signal strong enough to stream so I can't even see my own videos!)
@Gr3mlinz8 ай бұрын
Too bad you don't post anymore ....
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
True! Sorry I've been so busy the last couple of years that video courses have taken a backseat. I imagine that I'll suddenly switch to releasing too much content at some point, but I don't know when that will be! I am just about to upload some videos, but very basic stuff on how to install kubernetes (an attempt to cut down on support calls). Useful but very basic and not interesting for those with some experience. I'll get back eventually! All the best!
@Gr3mlinz8 ай бұрын
@@RichardChesterwood Yes, these videos require a huge amount of time and effort, appreciated!
@omertoast8 ай бұрын
hey richard, i'm only half way completed the course but I wanted to thank you how brilliant job you did explaining these complex concepts. it's been a while since I took a video course and you surely didn't disappoint me.
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
Ah great to hear it's useful - good luck with it!
@Imranadan8 ай бұрын
I know this old is "old" but I love the way that you keep going over the errors and debugging and explaining! Great mate! Defo going to check out the udemy courses!! Thanks for giving us this content! ❤
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
Fantastic, thanks for those kind words and it would be great to see you at Udemy! All the best!
@mandeepmails8 ай бұрын
Sir, i wanted to learn Kubernetes CKA and everything along with it such as Helm, Istio and maybe CKS etc..or even go. Which i tried from various sources but i must say, i couldn't become the best at it because i didn't had your content. Can't thank you enough as i did this helm mini-series side by side i feel you're the best and should be advertised to every aspirant....your content is more valuable then gold. Sincerely appreciate your enthusiasm, training approach, style, references, presentation, quality and efforts... You're unbeatable. And, i still feel short of words to appreciate you. Going for ALL your courses. Doesn't matter if i've covered those topics or not, but i know you're the guy. Thanks A Ton !!!!!!!!⭐ God Bless You 👍
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
Ah you're very kind, many thanks! Don't rush into getting all the courses though, the Docker course for instance is quite old now (and there's probably better ones to be honest). The Kubernetes course is kept up to date though - might be a bit easy for you though? Istio course is very useful as a follow on to Kubernets and Helm though, do check that one out. Good luck with and all the best!
@mandeepmails8 ай бұрын
I got what you mean. Already kicked off the Kubernetes course of yours on Udemy. Feels great to be honest 👍 @@RichardChesterwood
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
@@mandeepmails Wonderful, good luck with it, let me know how it all goes!
@mandeepmails8 ай бұрын
Absolutely I'll. in case you've published any books on the same content. please let me know too @@RichardChesterwood
@RichardChesterwood8 ай бұрын
@@mandeepmails sorry I never did get around to writing any books. Maybe one day...
@mohamed.dorgham9 ай бұрын
I want more
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
I really, really need to get some content made - it's been a LONG time since I uploaded this! Sorry, pressures of work and all that. I hope to get into gear soon. All the best!
@mohamed.dorgham7 ай бұрын
I couldn't stop my self from buying your courses on udemy, and I want to see something like deploying a whole devops project useing Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, Docker, will be a great idea especially with the way you present the data, simple yet so advanced, you deserve all the support and more ❤
@RichardChesterwood7 ай бұрын
@@mohamed.dorgham Ah that's great, many thanks. I definitely want to produce a big course for 2024 and I reckon that's exactly the kind of course it will be. Gitops etc for usre. All the very best and hope to see you next year!
@mohamed.dorgham9 ай бұрын
❤
@arigatory9 ай бұрын
up until now I could follow along, but in this part of mini course I see error ❌when try to apply fleetman-helm-demo-start.yaml file. kubectl get po show status ❕ CrashLoopBackOff. And the message from the pod's logs is: exec /usr/sbin/nginx: exec format error I'm on M2 MacBook so that might be the case
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
Hi, yes I think this is due to a bit of weirdness in the way the nginx image behaves on Apple silicon. To fix this, try adding "-arm64" to the end of every image name. (eg: richardchesterwood/k8s-fleetman-webapp-angular:release1-arm64") Do this for all the images, not just the webapp. Reapply and I'm hoping all will be well, but report back. In theory all the images should run under emulation on apple silicon (arm64), but they will run too slowly and the above nginx bug kills things entirely. These alternative images were built natively on M2.
@W3ldinG9 ай бұрын
Anyone that comes here after reading the Helm Docs, finish this course and you'll grasps Helm. This is amazing content. The content is digestable in pieces, sticking to the subject. Shows how powerful Go is too. You should continue teaching other concepts of new CNCF tools, keep up the great work!
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
Many thanks, you're very kind! I've been struggling to find the time and to be honest the motivation to make new courses lately, your kind words are very encouraging! I hope I'll have something out (fairly...) soon! All the best and thanks again!
@Darren-os8gp9 ай бұрын
Amazing course Richard. Thanks alot for this.
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
Aw thanks Darren, really glad you like it - hope it's useful, good luck with Helm!
@shortest-nerdev-eugene9 ай бұрын
I love not only this man's voice but way of teaching. Everything is heading to my brain, and written directly.
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
Many thanks for those kind words! It's always good to know when the courses work. Good luck with Helm!
@jmlineb10 ай бұрын
Since I'm taking your Udemy course, I paused it to follow the instructions in this video. The GCP UI has changed a bit, but there was enough structural similarity that everything worked perfectly. I am blown away by the portability potential of Kubernetes. I've gotten the same app to work on minikube on Windows, on kops on AWS, on eksctl on AWS, and now on GCP, which I know was the whole point. Some tweaking required and issues to overcome, to be sure. But in the end, it works.
@RichardChesterwood10 ай бұрын
Brilliant, thanks John. Honestly, I'd almost forgotten about this video, it's been a long while since I made it and very few people seem to notice it. When you mentioned this video on the Q&A yesterday I was astonished to hear that it still (somewhat) works! I wish I had a project that uses GCP, I'd love to spend more time on it. Many thanks again John, your contributions to the course via the Q&A have been extremely valuable! All the best.
@esantix10 ай бұрын
Great course, thanks!
@RichardChesterwood10 ай бұрын
Great to hear you're finding it useful, good luck with it!
@RichardChesterwood10 ай бұрын
Many thanks!
@oleksandrmaltsev74410 ай бұрын
Great work
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
Many thanks! Hope you find it useful on a project! All the best!
@oleksandrmaltsev7449 ай бұрын
@@RichardChesterwood Bought your course on Udemy. I hope the whole course will be as cool as this part. :)
@RichardChesterwood9 ай бұрын
@@oleksandrmaltsev744 ooh I'm nervous now, I hope it lives up to expectations. It is a good course I think, it's a bit long but you don't have to do it all. Hope it goes well, let me know!
@fredimachadonet10 ай бұрын
This is a great mini course. Thank you very much Richard! Question, have you had to update your Udemy course due to new versions of Kubernetes/Helm? Also, have you ever used Helmfile?
@RichardChesterwood10 ай бұрын
Thanks for those kind words! Yes, sometimes a new API has broken the yaml supplied with the course, but that's becoming less common in recent times. With such a big course there's always something at least a bit broken, so there's a long TODO list of upgrades which I'm slowing plodding through. It's a bit like painting a bridge in that it's never finished, which is why I've not released any new courses for a while. Must admit I haven't used Helmfile yet, I think it would be a good addition. All the best!
@laurafrelvao11 ай бұрын
This series is Unbelievable. It really is, specially compared to udemy courses. Everything in this series is right, it's informative, it's fun, it's insightful. Richard is a great teacher, not just because he teaches you helm, but also how to approach it in real situations. We can only aspire to be like you!!
@RichardChesterwood11 ай бұрын
You're really kind, many thanks for your excellent feedback. I'm currently struggling to find the time (and a bit of motivation!) to make a new course, so it really is wonderful to hear when the courses "work". I hope to upload something soon(ish)! All the best!
@MarredNDisenchanted11 ай бұрын
This video is watchable at x1.5 speed
@RichardChesterwood11 ай бұрын
Yes I'm quite slow talker. I watch my own videos (when I HAVE to) at 2x speed on Udemy!
@MarredNDisenchanted11 ай бұрын
@@RichardChesterwood I watched all the videos the "mini-course" and they were very useful to me. Please, don't take this comment negatively :)
@RichardChesterwood11 ай бұрын
@@MarredNDisenchanted Ooh not at all! I'm very pleased that the multi speed option exists or to be honest I wouldn't sell many courses! All the best!
@tamaravenencia10623 ай бұрын
@@RichardChesterwood Sometimes I have a hard time finding information about this technology in spanish, and I really appreciate that you speak slowly so that I can understand you in english and with your perfect pronunciation
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This playlist is brilliant, and I've bought the Udemy version (bargain!). Your comment '... a folder called templates which actually has a lot of stuff inside it, and that's scaring me a little bit' is so damned relatable! So many Kubernetes courses barely touch on Helm, they devote maybe ten minutes and summarise as "Helm is cool and easy, good luck!" which is unhelpful and never true of anything in IT..!
Hey it's great to hear this is useful - I hope the Udemy course proves useful too! I'd forgotten saying that "scary" bit - I'm discovering that more and more of IT is scaring me as I get older! Hope it goes well, best of luck!
Bloody hell, amazing contents and teaching skills. Please continue posting playlists like this, because they are truly great! It’s not usual to see such quality on KZread.
Aw many thanks - I've got really behind in the last year or so on making new content but I am slowly ramping back up again - hopefully more to come soon. Hope it's useful for you and all the best!
Really good tutorial!
Hope you find it useful many thanks!
2 years passed since it's been uploaded. Still valid? :)
More than 2 years I think (youtube dates are a bit misleading, looks like rounded down). All still valid though, the course this is part of is constantly updated and if I needed to update any of the Helm videos I'd certainly replace them here on youtube. As always versions tick up and slight variances in syntax might happen, but nothing major or structural.
@@RichardChesterwood Thanks for that, will watch it all
Crystal clear! Thanks for the series!
Glad it's working for you! Many thanks and good luck with it!
Super. Gifted teacher. Thank you!
Many thanks - you're very kind! Hope I can finally get some new courses available soon! All the best!
Thanks a lot for this course Richard
Perfect course
It's very kind of you to say so, hope it's useful for you! All the best!
Thanks alot for the perfect tutorial ❤
Ah it's a great pleasure, many thanks and good luck with it!
very helpful
Glad it's useful!
Great course Richard. You explained clearly all topics.
Many thanks! Quite an old video this one, glad that there's still some value in it! All the best!
Like the way you are explaining
Many thanks!
If you have a 2024 version of this course I'll buy.
Hi, there's no specific 2024 version of the courses, they just get updated as I go along - although the Helm section hasn't needed any attention for some time. Having said that, there's always something out of date - it's a bit like painting a big bridge. (exception - the plain Docker for Java course has stopped getting updates, although I'm going to try to remedy that).
21:02 Some coverage of "nindent" would be helpful, e.g., with "toYaml"
Thanks Joe might look into adding that in future!
Thanks so much for this course!
A great pleasure to know the videos have been useful - good luck with it!
Thank you for this course It was a very good course
Hey you're very welcome! I only wish I'd had the time to release more content here, I will do that...eventually! All the best!
Hi, thanks for a video !! Can you advise how I can add information about chart.yaml in my values.yaml ?
Hi, I don't think there's a way to do this as the two files are representing separate things - metadata in chart.yaml and dynamic values in the other. What are you planning to do with this? Looking around it looks like the only way would be to somehow template the two files.
Thanks for the course Richard! It really helped.
Great to hear! Good luck with it and all the best!
Why did you used maven path in dockerfile for copying jar file? Does fabric8 docker maven plugin works in such way?
It was a weird quirk of the fabric8 plugin that insisted on having these paths. Alas the plugin is deprecated now, I'll be upgrading the course to reflect this but I guess it also means that this video is now totally out of date. Sorry about that, I hate the way these plugins and libraries get thrown up in a rush and then suddenly abandoned with no replacement.
is that about helm or mysql?
Which bit sorry (timestamp?) I'm just using mysql as a random example here, could be any well known docker container that has a chart available.
Thank you! All essentials are here. Very useful course. Appreciate you've created and uploaded it for all of us. Great job!
Many thanks, hope it's useful for you!
Best Course for Kubernetes ever, I watched a lot of courses but this course is the one
Many thanks! Always a relief to hear the course is useful! All the best!
well explained, subscribed.
Great, many thanks for subscribing! I've been too lazy to upload any content for ages, I really must get on and do something...anything! Hopefully wont' be too long. All the best!
I understand, it is hard and it does not seem to be that beneficial, but increasing your audience here will most likely bump up your sales for your courses. It's a no brainer. Thank you@@RichardChesterwood
Great course! Thank you
Many thanks, I hope it proves useful!
So much easier on Google Cloud compared to AWS, whoa... And thank you for making great trainings on Udemy! Hope to see some new ones, because all of your existing ones are already consumed. If possible, I'd appreciate your suggestions on your favourite books on systems architecture or generally, anything about computing. Just great job, really, thank you!
Many thanks! I hope I've at least one more course left in me, I've slowed down a lot recently and got involved in a lot of projects (most of which aren't IT related!). I reckon the Richards/Ford book was a pretty good one, don't know if you've seen it. UK amazon link here: www.amazon.co.uk/Fundamentals-Software-Architecture-Comprehensive-Characteristics/dp/1492043451 All the best!
Thank you, man
Glad it helped Michael!
Superb!
Thanks a lot! Hope it's all useful for you!
Thanks for this amazing mini-course Richard :) Recently, we planned to use helm for our LLMs deployments on our EKS and this really helped me to grasp the understanding of how it should be done correctly.
Many thanks, great to hear it's been useful - I really struggled with Helm for quite some time, and the videos were the result of that pain! Hope it all goes well for you!
Thank you so much for the clear explanation 😊. At the end of the helm course I bought the whole kubernetes course to refresh my knowledge. Your way of explanation is treasure. Merry Christmas 🎉
Ah that's wonderful, great to know it was useful. I hope the kubernetes course isn't too basic for you though! Good luck with it and all the best!
Thank you Richard 😊. I previously bought your Istio course. The best explained course ever. You are a real talent. And now accidentally on KZread found this small Helm course. Thank you again.
Aw many thanks for those kind words! I really need to start getting some more material up here on KZread! Hope the Istio course has been useful for you. hopefully a new course coming in 2024! All the best and many thanks, Rich.
good job
Thank you! Cheers!
Brilliant course!
Many thanks! You're very kind, hope it's useful for you!
this series has helped me so much, thank you!
You're so welcome! Great to hear the videos are helpful, good luck with Helm!
Why are you installing a chart with critical vulnerabilities?
Sorry for the delaying replying properly - I need to rewatch the video to find out what's happening. Do you have a timestamp? Is the vulnerability showing in the video or when you follow along (I'm on the road right now with no signal strong enough to stream so I can't even see my own videos!)
Too bad you don't post anymore ....
True! Sorry I've been so busy the last couple of years that video courses have taken a backseat. I imagine that I'll suddenly switch to releasing too much content at some point, but I don't know when that will be! I am just about to upload some videos, but very basic stuff on how to install kubernetes (an attempt to cut down on support calls). Useful but very basic and not interesting for those with some experience. I'll get back eventually! All the best!
@@RichardChesterwood Yes, these videos require a huge amount of time and effort, appreciated!
hey richard, i'm only half way completed the course but I wanted to thank you how brilliant job you did explaining these complex concepts. it's been a while since I took a video course and you surely didn't disappoint me.
Ah great to hear it's useful - good luck with it!
I know this old is "old" but I love the way that you keep going over the errors and debugging and explaining! Great mate! Defo going to check out the udemy courses!! Thanks for giving us this content! ❤
Fantastic, thanks for those kind words and it would be great to see you at Udemy! All the best!
Sir, i wanted to learn Kubernetes CKA and everything along with it such as Helm, Istio and maybe CKS etc..or even go. Which i tried from various sources but i must say, i couldn't become the best at it because i didn't had your content. Can't thank you enough as i did this helm mini-series side by side i feel you're the best and should be advertised to every aspirant....your content is more valuable then gold. Sincerely appreciate your enthusiasm, training approach, style, references, presentation, quality and efforts... You're unbeatable. And, i still feel short of words to appreciate you. Going for ALL your courses. Doesn't matter if i've covered those topics or not, but i know you're the guy. Thanks A Ton !!!!!!!!⭐ God Bless You 👍
Ah you're very kind, many thanks! Don't rush into getting all the courses though, the Docker course for instance is quite old now (and there's probably better ones to be honest). The Kubernetes course is kept up to date though - might be a bit easy for you though? Istio course is very useful as a follow on to Kubernets and Helm though, do check that one out. Good luck with and all the best!
I got what you mean. Already kicked off the Kubernetes course of yours on Udemy. Feels great to be honest 👍 @@RichardChesterwood
@@mandeepmails Wonderful, good luck with it, let me know how it all goes!
Absolutely I'll. in case you've published any books on the same content. please let me know too @@RichardChesterwood
@@mandeepmails sorry I never did get around to writing any books. Maybe one day...
I want more
I really, really need to get some content made - it's been a LONG time since I uploaded this! Sorry, pressures of work and all that. I hope to get into gear soon. All the best!
I couldn't stop my self from buying your courses on udemy, and I want to see something like deploying a whole devops project useing Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, Docker, will be a great idea especially with the way you present the data, simple yet so advanced, you deserve all the support and more ❤
@@mohamed.dorgham Ah that's great, many thanks. I definitely want to produce a big course for 2024 and I reckon that's exactly the kind of course it will be. Gitops etc for usre. All the very best and hope to see you next year!
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up until now I could follow along, but in this part of mini course I see error ❌when try to apply fleetman-helm-demo-start.yaml file. kubectl get po show status ❕ CrashLoopBackOff. And the message from the pod's logs is: exec /usr/sbin/nginx: exec format error I'm on M2 MacBook so that might be the case
Hi, yes I think this is due to a bit of weirdness in the way the nginx image behaves on Apple silicon. To fix this, try adding "-arm64" to the end of every image name. (eg: richardchesterwood/k8s-fleetman-webapp-angular:release1-arm64") Do this for all the images, not just the webapp. Reapply and I'm hoping all will be well, but report back. In theory all the images should run under emulation on apple silicon (arm64), but they will run too slowly and the above nginx bug kills things entirely. These alternative images were built natively on M2.
Anyone that comes here after reading the Helm Docs, finish this course and you'll grasps Helm. This is amazing content. The content is digestable in pieces, sticking to the subject. Shows how powerful Go is too. You should continue teaching other concepts of new CNCF tools, keep up the great work!
Many thanks, you're very kind! I've been struggling to find the time and to be honest the motivation to make new courses lately, your kind words are very encouraging! I hope I'll have something out (fairly...) soon! All the best and thanks again!
Amazing course Richard. Thanks alot for this.
Aw thanks Darren, really glad you like it - hope it's useful, good luck with Helm!
I love not only this man's voice but way of teaching. Everything is heading to my brain, and written directly.
Many thanks for those kind words! It's always good to know when the courses work. Good luck with Helm!
Since I'm taking your Udemy course, I paused it to follow the instructions in this video. The GCP UI has changed a bit, but there was enough structural similarity that everything worked perfectly. I am blown away by the portability potential of Kubernetes. I've gotten the same app to work on minikube on Windows, on kops on AWS, on eksctl on AWS, and now on GCP, which I know was the whole point. Some tweaking required and issues to overcome, to be sure. But in the end, it works.
Brilliant, thanks John. Honestly, I'd almost forgotten about this video, it's been a long while since I made it and very few people seem to notice it. When you mentioned this video on the Q&A yesterday I was astonished to hear that it still (somewhat) works! I wish I had a project that uses GCP, I'd love to spend more time on it. Many thanks again John, your contributions to the course via the Q&A have been extremely valuable! All the best.
Great course, thanks!
Great to hear you're finding it useful, good luck with it!
Many thanks!
Great work
Many thanks! Hope you find it useful on a project! All the best!
@@RichardChesterwood Bought your course on Udemy. I hope the whole course will be as cool as this part. :)
@@oleksandrmaltsev744 ooh I'm nervous now, I hope it lives up to expectations. It is a good course I think, it's a bit long but you don't have to do it all. Hope it goes well, let me know!
This is a great mini course. Thank you very much Richard! Question, have you had to update your Udemy course due to new versions of Kubernetes/Helm? Also, have you ever used Helmfile?
Thanks for those kind words! Yes, sometimes a new API has broken the yaml supplied with the course, but that's becoming less common in recent times. With such a big course there's always something at least a bit broken, so there's a long TODO list of upgrades which I'm slowing plodding through. It's a bit like painting a bridge in that it's never finished, which is why I've not released any new courses for a while. Must admit I haven't used Helmfile yet, I think it would be a good addition. All the best!
This series is Unbelievable. It really is, specially compared to udemy courses. Everything in this series is right, it's informative, it's fun, it's insightful. Richard is a great teacher, not just because he teaches you helm, but also how to approach it in real situations. We can only aspire to be like you!!
You're really kind, many thanks for your excellent feedback. I'm currently struggling to find the time (and a bit of motivation!) to make a new course, so it really is wonderful to hear when the courses "work". I hope to upload something soon(ish)! All the best!
This video is watchable at x1.5 speed
Yes I'm quite slow talker. I watch my own videos (when I HAVE to) at 2x speed on Udemy!
@@RichardChesterwood I watched all the videos the "mini-course" and they were very useful to me. Please, don't take this comment negatively :)
@@MarredNDisenchanted Ooh not at all! I'm very pleased that the multi speed option exists or to be honest I wouldn't sell many courses! All the best!
@@RichardChesterwood Sometimes I have a hard time finding information about this technology in spanish, and I really appreciate that you speak slowly so that I can understand you in english and with your perfect pronunciation