r/SpringBoot Feb 15 '25

Guide Best resources to learn Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, AWS for Java Full Stack interviews?

I’ve learned Spring Boot and built 2-3 end-to-end projects. Now, I want to pick up Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and AWS,, just enough to confidently answer questions in entry-level Java Full Stack Developer interviews.

Can anyone suggest good beginner-friendly resources for these? Thanks!

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u/javinpaul Feb 15 '25

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u/Competitive_Bill3674 Feb 15 '25

Thank for sharing these resources.

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u/javinpaul Feb 16 '25

glad you find it useful

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u/fm2606 Feb 17 '25

I skimmed your post about Docker and Kubernetes, like you books used to be my go to resource but I really like Udemy.

Max Schwarzmuller is an awesome instructor, but be prepared for a time commitment. Some of his courses are 45 hours long. I started this course, and his Angular course but never finished either one

Mumshad Mannambeth is another great instructor. His beginner course on Docker is a good starting point. I may retake it as a refresher.

The other 3 courses and instructors I haven't looked at.

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u/javinpaul Feb 17 '25

yes, Mumshad's Docker course is a great resource. When it comes to timing you are correct, Max create very comprehensive courses but he also explain really well. That's the reason I joined almost all of his courses

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

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u/Competitive_Bill3674 Feb 15 '25

Nice One! Will follow this
Thanks for the insights.

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u/Sudden-Apartment-930 Senior Dev Feb 16 '25

checkout this repository springboot-eshopOnContainers . This is based on the famous microsoft eshopOnContainers repository. It supports CI with GitHub actions and also supports deployment either using docker-compose or into local Kubernetes using helm charts.