Charting Your Own Course Through the Cloud Native Landscape
summary
Defines a repeatable learning loop: collect, skim, narrow, learn, repeat with concrete tactics — use Anki spaced-repetition and a stats plugin to track daily progress, pick approachable intros not advanced guides like Kubernetes the Hard Way until ready, practice in local playgrounds such as minikube or kind, and set bite‑sized goals with a "don’t break the chain" streak. Emphasizes measuring progress, matching resources to your VARK learning style, and hands‑on exercises that actually run.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:12Meet Matty Stratton
- 6:30The internet is vast
- 6:57The planned pattern
- 7:31Collecting resources
- 7:42Getting started
- 7:59Not going deep
- 8:15What you dont know
- 8:57Assumptions
- 9:49What resources resonate with you
- 10:59Its time to learn
- 11:11Define bitesize goals
- 11:39Measure your progress
- 12:30Brad Isaac
- 14:03Questions
- 16:02Learning Styles
- 17:19Visual Learning Style
- 17:43Visual Superpower
- 20:20How to Maximize Your Auditory Superpower
- 21:38How to Identify Your Learning Style
- 22:07Reading Writing Superpower
- 22:54Kinesthetic
- 24:49Learning as a Game
- 26:15We are holograms
- 27:01Kubernetes is not hard
- 28:44Kats journey
- 29:41Learning kubernetes
- 30:06Man behind the curtain
- 30:38Call in and call out
- 32:19Recap
- 33:32Reference Slide
- 33:48Wrap Up
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