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McKendrick
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Hegedus
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Tinderholt
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Boorshtein
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Cowell
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Sound familiar?

The deploy rolled out first time in the video

Yours stalled at the rollout. The course had already moved on to Helm. Our experts wrote the chapter on the part that broke.

what it won't teach is how k8s actually fails. that's the gap that bites people when they join a platform team.

An engineer on r/devops, July 2026

.github/workflows/deploy.yml

The instructor's run

Recorded once · 3m 12s

> deployment "web" successfully rolled out

  1. build
  2. test
  3. push
  4. apply
  5. rollout
  6. smoke

Your run, tonight

Your cluster · 10m 04s

> error: deployment "web" exceeded its progress deadline

  1. build
  2. test
  3. push
  4. apply
  5. rollout
  6. smoke
ExpertEdge
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Chapter 11Using Kubernetes Deployments for Stateless WorkloadsThe Kubernetes Bible, 2024

Why a rollout stalls past its progress deadline, and how to roll it back.

Where do I practise?

A course for every box in your rack

Keep breaking things at home. That's how this job is learned. Pick the box you're fixing tonight and take the course written for it.

Your homelab

The course beside it

69%of our cloud and DevOps titles start past the basics

Who wrote it?

Written by engineers who run it for a living

Our experts run production platforms at firms like Akamai and Node4. They write about the systems you break at home.

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    Mark Tinderholt, author of Mastering Terraform

    Mark Tinderholt

    Over 20 years as an architect. Active in the HashiCorp community.

    1 titleProfile
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    Russ McKendrick, author of The Kubernetes Bible

    Russ McKendrick

    Nearly 30 years in IT. He runs SRE and DevOps practice at Node4.

    3 titlesProfile
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    William Hegedus, author of Mastering Prometheus

    William Hegedus

    Leads an SRE team at Akamai. His course goes up to Thanos and SLOs.

    1 titleProfile
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    Marc Boorshtein, author of Kubernetes – An Enterprise Guide

    Marc Boorshtein

    CTO of Tremolo Security. He builds identity for enterprise clusters.

    1 titleProfile
Meet the Experts

Is it current?

Your Kubernetes course still teaches dockershim

Kubernetes dropped it in 2022. Terraform changed its licence a year later. Every title here carries its release month. Check it against the change that bit you.

It's very out of date currently. Demos have been broken for a long time. UI long since changed.

A learner on r/AWSCertifications, March 2026
  1. 1

    Kubernetes drops dockershim

    May 2022

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    Docker and Kubernetes Masterclass: From Beginner to AdvancedNov 2024
  2. 2

    PodSecurityPolicy removed

    Aug 2022

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    Kubernetes – An Enterprise GuideAug 2024
  3. 3

    Terraform moves to the BSL

    Aug 2023

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    Mastering TerraformJul 2024
  4. 4

    IBM buys HashiCorp

    Feb 2025

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    Cloud Automation Projects 2026: AWS, Terraform, and GitHub WorkflowsDec 2025
176cloud and DevOps titles released since Terraform changed its licence

What do I learn next?

Pipelines to pagers, in the order you need them

Tutorials jump from Terraform to Argo CD with nothing holding them together. Set DevOps Engineer as your target and ExpertEdge lines up the skills it asks for, one at a time.

  1. What you already run

    Where you are

  2. CI/CD & Release Automation

  3. Cloud Platforms & Deployment

  4. Container Orchestration & Kubernetes

  5. Infrastructure as Code & Configuration Management

  6. Observability, Monitoring & Logging

  7. Site Reliability Engineering, SLOs & Incident Management

  8. DevOps Engineer

    The goal

What about certs?

Pass the exam. Then take the course for the job.

Sitting the Google Associate Cloud Engineer or AWS Cloud Practitioner? The exam guides are here. So is the course you'll open the week after you pass.

  1. Exam weekGCP ACE
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    Google Cloud Platform - Associate Cloud Engineer
    The week after
    Cover image for Multi-Cloud Handbook for Developers
    Multi-Cloud Handbook for DevelopersSubash Natarajan2024 · Intermediate
  2. Exam weekAWS CCP
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    AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Essentials Course2020
    The week after
    Cover image for Building Resilient Architectures on AWS
    Building Resilient Architectures on AWSAjit Puthiyavettle2024 · Expert
  3. Exam weekJenkins
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    CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course2022
    The week after
    Cover image for Learning Continuous Integration with Jenkins
    Learning Continuous Integration with JenkinsNikhil Pathania2024 · Intermediate

Why not just ask the AI?

Catch the API Kubernetes already removed

You already paste the error into Claude. You need enough Kubernetes to spot the suggestion the cluster will reject.

Your assistant

k8s/ingress.yaml

# Route shop.example.com to the web service
apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
  name: web
spec:
  rules:
    - host: shop.example.com
      http:
        paths:
          - backend:
              serviceName: web
              servicePort: 80

Almost right. Kubernetes 1.22 removed this API in 2021.

ExpertEdge
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Chapter 4

Services, Load Balancing, and Network Policies

Kubernetes – An Enterprise Guide, 2024

Take this 2024 course before you accept the fix. It's well past 1.22.

quiz score for engineers who learned a new library with AI help. The group coding by hand scored 67%.Shen and Tamkin, Anthropic, 2026 (52 engineers)
50%
cloud and DevOps titles on putting AI to work in your pipelines, from Copilot for Terraform to AIOpsIn the ExpertEdge library
10

By design

What we left out on purpose

  • Mid-incident, on demand

    Open the chapter when the cluster breaks. No class to wait for.

  • Your own homelab

    Every example runs on your homelab. No lab billed by the hour.

  • Answers in the library

    Search the error, land on the course. Faster than a forum.

  • Past the basics

    We won't explain what a container is. Most titles start past the basics.

Keep breaking your homelab. The course on the fix is already here.

And the price?

One price, everything included

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