Black Friday Deals on Docker + Kubernetes Courses

In honor of Black Friday, America’s favorite shopping holiday, we’ve rounded up the best deals on Docker + Kubernetes learning materials from Docker Captains. Docker Captain is a distinction that Docker awards to select members of the community that are both experts in their field and are committed to sharing their Docker knowledge with others. 
Books:

Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches, Elton Stoneman (Save 40% with the code webdoc40).

Docker in Action Second Edition (2019), Jeff Nickeloff (Save 50% with the code tsdocker).

Manning publications is also offering half off when you spend $50 this week.

Nigel Poulton’s The Kubernetes Book and Docker Deep Dive ebook bundles is $7 (for both!) through December 1st with this link.

Self-Paced Online Courses:

All of Bret Fisher’s courses are $9.99 through Friday, November 29th. Choose from Docker Mastery, Kubernetes Mastery, Swarm Mastery, and Docker for Node.js.

Elton Stoneman has a wealth of courses, from Handling Data and Stateful Applications in Docker to Modernizing .Net Framework Apps with Docker on Pluralsight. Get 40% an annual or premium subscription through Friday November 29th.

Nick Janetakis’s Dive into Docker and Build Web Applications with Flask and Docker courses will be 50% off (no code needed) through December 2nd.

Nigel Poulton’s Kubernetes 101 course is $9.99 with the code K8S101 through Dec 1st.
And his 20 Pluralsight courses – including Docker and Kubernetes: The Big Picture; Docker Deep Dive; Getting Started with Kubernetes and more are also 40% off with an annual or premium subscription through the 29th.

Docker + Kubernetes in French:

Luc Juggery creates Docker + Kubernetes courses in French. Both his Introduction to Kubernetes and The Docker Platform courses are $9.99 through Friday November 29th.

This Thanksgiving, take advantage of leveling up your skills at a great price or check out all educational resources here.
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