The Kubernetes for Developers course provides an in-depth, developer-focused exploration of Kubernetes (K8s) for containerized application deployment. Over 21 hours of advanced training (€2,147), participants learn to containerize applications with Docker, deploy to Kubernetes clusters, configure RBAC, manage services and persistent volumes, use ConfigMaps and Secrets, and implement multi-container patterns. Delivered by Esamatic srl, a Microsoft Learning Partner in Milan, with Microsoft Certified Trainers.
Kubernetes has become the industry standard for container orchestration. This developer-focused course goes beyond basic deployment to cover the full spectrum of Kubernetes capabilities that developers need to build, deploy, and manage containerized applications in production. From Docker image creation to advanced multi-container patterns, you will gain hands-on expertise in the complete Kubernetes development workflow.
Software developers, DevOps engineers, platform engineers, and application architects who need to deploy and manage containerized applications on Kubernetes. Ideal for developers preparing for the CKAD (Certified Kubernetes Application Developer) certification.
Kubernetes skills are among the highest-demand and highest-paid competencies in the technology industry. Developers who can build and deploy containerized applications on Kubernetes are essential for any organization pursuing cloud-native architecture and modern DevOps practices.
No, the course covers Kubernetes from the developer’s perspective starting with foundational concepts. However, programming experience and basic container familiarity are expected.
Yes, the course content aligns closely with the CKAD exam objectives. Many participants use this course as their primary preparation for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer certification.
The Kubernetes concepts taught are cloud-agnostic and apply to any managed Kubernetes service (AKS, EKS, GKE) as well as on-premises clusters. Labs may use Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) for practical exercises.
The course introduces Helm charts and other ecosystem tools as part of the deployment workflow. The primary focus remains on core Kubernetes concepts and developer workflows that form the foundation for using any Kubernetes tooling.
