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Community trust
Instead of getting a recommendation from a single dev, you get recommendation from the entire programming community.
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Recommendation for every programming language/framework/library
You can find Python as well as Jenkins.
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Nice filters
Free, Video, Book, Beginner, Advanced, etc.
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Official Docker Training
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Offers instructor-led training
Docker offers in-person training in various places across the world. You can check out the locations and dates here.
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Only 3 videos available for self-paced learning
The Self-paced Training section of the resources is somewhat limited as it only offers three different videos.
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Certification
You can take an online exam to get a certificate.
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Official documentation is beginner-friendly
The official Docker documentation is written in a way that it can act as a tutorial on its own. Everything is clearly written and directs you to resources if you need further information.
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Written by well known Docker developer
The author of the blog, Ian Miell, has contributed to Docker and has extensive experience building/maintaining Docker-based infrastructure. Currently he is writing a book on Docker.
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Difficult for beginners to follow
The blog doesn't follow a progression. It jumps between topics, many of which might be confusing for someone new to Docker.
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Updated fairly often
The author updates the blog a couple of times a month with new tutorials.
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PluralSight
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Offers advanced content
PluralSight offers programming courses for intermediate and advanced students, providing more depth than many of it's competitors.
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Some courses are outdated
Some of the courses are years old, so they are fairly outdated.
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Offers learning paths
PluralSite offers learning paths, which help you figure out which courses to take and in what order.
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No coding exercices
There is no space where you can test your learned skills.
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Mobile apps available
Available iPhone and Android apps.
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Consistent quality
The course quality is high because Pluralsight has a full-time editing staff that carefully reviews every video produced. They enforce audio, video and content standards that help ensure a consistent and high quality result.
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You can check your skill in learned language
You get rating for each tested language. This rating is compared to the other users of pluralsight.
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Huge breadth of content (over 4000 courses)
Courses on software development, design, 3D modeling, and much more.
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Notes in courses
You can add notes to each course, which makes it easier to repeat what you learned in past.
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New material added frequently
PluralSight is constantly adding new courses to reflect the evolving industry. Currently they offer over 4000 courses.
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Assessments and certificates of achievement
Plural site offers both pre-course and post-course assessments. Passing post-assessments will allow you to view and print off a certificate of achievement.
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Public profile statistics page
You can share your learning progress and interests. Useful to attach to a links section in resume.
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Kubernetes Documentation
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Very in-depth documentation
The Kubernetes documentation is very detailed and well organized. Explanations are easy to understand/follow.
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Not specifically a Docker learning resource
While learning about Kubernetes will give you a better understanding of Docker, it's not specifically a learning resource. This is a better route for someone who already has some Docker experience.
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Supports high availability deployment on a cluster
Allows zero downtime deployment of new releases on a cluster of machines. So your service can scale, resist even if there is a hardware failure, recover from them, etc.
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Harder to set up
Kubernetes configuration and set up requires some more work than just Docker. Using cloud solutions (like Google Container Engine) simplify this, but it's still a bit harder to learn than let's say docker-compose.
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