Microservices March 2022 Kubernetes Networking @nginx_official
Microservices March 2022 Kubernetes Networking  @nginx_official
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This year’s Microservices March program includes a series of events and self-paced activities designed to take your Kubernetes networking skills from Zero to Hero. You can choose to complete the entire program or just the bits and pieces you need to fill in your knowledge gaps. You'll learn about Ingress controllers, service mesh, and more! The total time commitment is about 16 hours, spread across four weeks.

Four units progressively guide you through the essentials of Kubernetes networking:
⬢ Unit 1: Architecting Kubernetes Clusters for High-Traffic Websites
⬢ Unit 2: Exposing APIs in Kubernetes
⬢ Unit 3: Microservices Security Pattern
⬢ Unit 4: Advanced Kubernetes Deployment Strategies

Each unit includes:
⬢ Livestreamed webinars featuring NGINX and learnk8s
⬢ A collection of blogs, videos, and ebooks to deepen your knowledge
⬢ Self-paced labs for experimenting with Kubernetes technologies
⬢ Access to the NGINX experts via our Slack community

When you register, we’ll collect just enough information to provide you with calendar reminders for the livestreams, weekly learning guides, access to the Slack community, and enrollment for the labs.

Hope to see you there!
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Microservices March 2022 Kubernetes Networking

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