Difficulty Intermediate
Duration 1h 15m
Cloud computing providers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform are becoming a larger part of our IT budget, making it necessary to understand their cost. We may even be surprised to see public cloud bills to be higher than expected. I am going to take a closer look at the top contributors and what we can do to reduce overall spending while maintaining innovation velocity

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Often, you ll need to present information to users in the form of a table or a list. In this short course, you ll learn how to do both

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This module introduces you to Interfaces in TypeScript

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This module looks at testing in React. You ll learn how to set up a test environment, Jest, and other useful tools to test your React App

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This course looks at what toil is, and why having less of it is a good thing. Toil, as quoted here by Google, is "the kind of work tied to running a production service that tends to be manual, repetitive, automatable, tactical devoid of enduring value, and that scales linearly as the service grows." By the end of this course, you will have a clear understanding of what toil is, how to recognize it and how to address and replace it with automation

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In this short module you ll learn about the head tag and what it s used for, as well as the Document Object Model which is a core part of how HTML has been designed

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This module looks at how to Route in React. You ll be looking at linking components, creating dynamic links parameterized routes, and how to install the React Router DOM

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This module looks at Generics in Typescript, and how to create different types of generic Functions, Classes and Interfaces

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Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes, used to simplify and enhance the deployment experience for deploying resources into a Kubernetes cluster
This training course explores Helm 3, which is the latest version of Helm building upon the successes of Helm 2

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This course delves into the subject of tools and automation within site reliability engineering (SRE). Automation is carried out in SRE to solve practical problems typically those identified as toil. And having the right tools for the right job is important when performing SRE By the end of this course, you'll have a clear understanding of the available tools and practices and how to apply each to a particular SRE automation requirement If you have any feedback relating to this course,

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