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Announced!!! Kubernetes Certified Administrator & Developer (KCAD)

Kubernetes is one of the highest trending technology in Cloud Computing as of today. Kubernetes had the fastest growth in jobs, over 173% from a year before as reported recently by a survey conducted by Indeed.

The Kubernetes Certified Administrator & Developer (KCAD) program was created by the DevOpsSchool, To elevate your DevOps career, learn how to effectively deploy applications on Kubernetes. The cucurriculum of this certification program is combination of Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) & Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD), thus you can become a Master in Kubernetes technology.

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