From the course: Kubernetes: Package Management with Helm

What you should know

- Before we begin, let's review what you need to know and be able to do in order to work through this course. First, you'll need a high level understanding of how Kubernetes and pods, deployments and services work. Second, you'll need access to a Kubernetes cluster where you can run the commands kubectl get and kubectl describe. If you need to learn more about the basics of Kubernetes or would like instructions on how to use Minikube, please check out my other course Learning Kubernetes. Third, you'll need access to a terminal application and you should be able to use basic Unix commands like Make directory, Change Directory and Move. Finally, you'll need a text editor like VSCode to look at the Helm charts we'll generate in this course, even if you've got just a little experience with Kubernetes, you can gain a lot by learning Helm, and there's no need for you to be an expert. So let's get started.

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