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Most Popular Kubernetes Certifications
The Kubernetes training IT teams assign most — proven starting points for coverage plans.
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Become a Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA). This training simplifies your Kubernetes journey, from learning cluster setup to advanced scaling, security, and troubleshooting. Taught with real-world examples by industry pros, you’ll walk through how to install and configure Kubernetes, manage nodes and storage, probe and debug workloads, and optimize high availability on AWS EKS and EBS. Make sure your application lifecycle stays reliable and efficient, and give your career a boost with Kubernetes certification.
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CKAD
This intermediate-level Linux Foundation CKAD training covers the objectives in the CKAD exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) certification. Use this CKAD exam prep to get certified, and validate your ability to design, build, configure, and expose cloud native applications for Kubernetes.
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Kubernetes Security Specialist
This intermediate Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) training prepares DevOps professionals to take the CKS exam, which is the one exam needed to learn the Kubernetes Security Specialist certification. After finishing this Kubernetes training, you'll know how to minimize microservice vulnerabilities and set up and harden Kubernetes clusters.
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Certification coverage
Kubernetes Courses by Certification
Training mapped to the Kubernetes credentials your team certifies against — updated as new courses release.
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
CKA1 courseCertified Kubernetes Application Developer
CKAD1 courseCertified Kubernetes Security Specialist
CKS1 courseFresh from the studio
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Discipline crossover
Kubernetes Training by Path
Where Kubernetes training overlaps the disciplines your team hires for — each path page shows the full picture.