> If you want to learn Golang for example (from 0 previous experience), don't jump into reading Docker or Kubernetes...
I aggree that to learn C, you'd probably not start with reading Linux kernel code.
That's not the correct analogy, though. Learning to write a kernel driver would be more analogous to learning how to extend Kubernetes.
So if that was the goal, and it would be known that Kubernetes internals and its interfaces to extensions are constantly evolving/changing, that there'd more value in diving into Kubernetes code, instead of reading up on possibly outdated howto guides or whatever.
I aggree that to learn C, you'd probably not start with reading Linux kernel code.
That's not the correct analogy, though. Learning to write a kernel driver would be more analogous to learning how to extend Kubernetes.
So if that was the goal, and it would be known that Kubernetes internals and its interfaces to extensions are constantly evolving/changing, that there'd more value in diving into Kubernetes code, instead of reading up on possibly outdated howto guides or whatever.