OpenShift Video Course Creation for Udemy
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
Job title
Freelancer needed to create complete OpenShift video course for Udemy
Project overview
Looking for an experienced OpenShift engineer/trainer to design and record a complete video course that I can upload to Udemy under my instructor account.
The audience is beginners to intermediate DevOps / cloud engineers who want hands‑on skills in Red Hat OpenShift.
I am not looking for live classes; I need a full pre‑recorded course with all source files and full rights so I can sell it on Udemy.
Scope of work
The freelancer will:
Design a clear course outline and learning objectives for each section
Prepare slides, demos, and lab exercises
Record high‑quality video lessons with clear audio
Provide lab setup instructions (e.g., OpenShift Local / OKD / trial cluster)
Deliver all raw files (videos, slides, lab guides, code/YAML)
Allow me to publish the course on Udemy under my name, with commercial rights
Suggested course structure (can be refined)
Introduction
What is OpenShift, use cases, comparison to Kubernetes
OpenShift architecture
Control plane, worker nodes, projects, namespaces, key components (API, etcd, router, registry, operators)
Setup and environment
Installing/using OpenShift Local or OKD, CLI (oc), web console
Working with core objects
Pods, Deployments/DeploymentConfigs, Services, Routes, ConfigMaps, Secrets
Builds and images
ImageStreams, BuildConfigs, Source‑to‑Image (S2I), registries
Storage and configuration
Persistent volumes/claims, environment variables, config best practices
Security basics
Users, roles, RBAC, Security Context Constraints (SCC) basics
Application lifecycle
Scaling, rolling updates, rollbacks, troubleshooting, logs, monitoring overview
Mini‑projects
1–2 simple end‑to‑end application deployments (for example, a sample web app + database)
If you already have a proven OpenShift curriculum, you can propose your own structure.
Deliverables
Course outline and script/plan
6–10 hours of HD video content (screen recording + voice)
Slide deck(s) in editable format (PPT/Keynote/Google Slides)
Lab guides / step‑by‑step instructions (PDF/Markdown)
Example YAML files, code, or demos used in the course
A short promotional video (1–2 minutes) suitable for Udemy
Transfer of rights/permission for me to resell on Udemy
Required skills and experience
Strong hands‑on experience with Red Hat OpenShift (version 4.x preferred)
Practical experience in DevOps / cloud‑native deployments
Prior teaching, corporate training, or online course creation is a big plus
Excellent spoken English and clear communication
Ability to explain concepts with real‑world examples and demos
What to include in your proposal
Brief summary of your OpenShift experience
Links to any existing courses, YouTube videos, or training materials you have created
Proposed high‑level course outline (sections + rough duration)
Your estimated total cost and timeline to deliver the full course
Tools you will use for recording (mic, screen recorder, etc.)
Budget and timeline
Budget: [Add your range, for example: USD 400–800, negotiable based on experience and course length]
Target course length: [e.g., 6–10 hours of content]
Deadline: [e.g., within 4–6 weeks from project start]
Freelancer needed to create complete OpenShift video course for Udemy
Project overview
Looking for an experienced OpenShift engineer/trainer to design and record a complete video course that I can upload to Udemy under my instructor account.
The audience is beginners to intermediate DevOps / cloud engineers who want hands‑on skills in Red Hat OpenShift.
I am not looking for live classes; I need a full pre‑recorded course with all source files and full rights so I can sell it on Udemy.
Scope of work
The freelancer will:
Design a clear course outline and learning objectives for each section
Prepare slides, demos, and lab exercises
Record high‑quality video lessons with clear audio
Provide lab setup instructions (e.g., OpenShift Local / OKD / trial cluster)
Deliver all raw files (videos, slides, lab guides, code/YAML)
Allow me to publish the course on Udemy under my name, with commercial rights
Suggested course structure (can be refined)
Introduction
What is OpenShift, use cases, comparison to Kubernetes
OpenShift architecture
Control plane, worker nodes, projects, namespaces, key components (API, etcd, router, registry, operators)
Setup and environment
Installing/using OpenShift Local or OKD, CLI (oc), web console
Working with core objects
Pods, Deployments/DeploymentConfigs, Services, Routes, ConfigMaps, Secrets
Builds and images
ImageStreams, BuildConfigs, Source‑to‑Image (S2I), registries
Storage and configuration
Persistent volumes/claims, environment variables, config best practices
Security basics
Users, roles, RBAC, Security Context Constraints (SCC) basics
Application lifecycle
Scaling, rolling updates, rollbacks, troubleshooting, logs, monitoring overview
Mini‑projects
1–2 simple end‑to‑end application deployments (for example, a sample web app + database)
If you already have a proven OpenShift curriculum, you can propose your own structure.
Deliverables
Course outline and script/plan
6–10 hours of HD video content (screen recording + voice)
Slide deck(s) in editable format (PPT/Keynote/Google Slides)
Lab guides / step‑by‑step instructions (PDF/Markdown)
Example YAML files, code, or demos used in the course
A short promotional video (1–2 minutes) suitable for Udemy
Transfer of rights/permission for me to resell on Udemy
Required skills and experience
Strong hands‑on experience with Red Hat OpenShift (version 4.x preferred)
Practical experience in DevOps / cloud‑native deployments
Prior teaching, corporate training, or online course creation is a big plus
Excellent spoken English and clear communication
Ability to explain concepts with real‑world examples and demos
What to include in your proposal
Brief summary of your OpenShift experience
Links to any existing courses, YouTube videos, or training materials you have created
Proposed high‑level course outline (sections + rough duration)
Your estimated total cost and timeline to deliver the full course
Tools you will use for recording (mic, screen recorder, etc.)
Budget and timeline
Budget: [Add your range, for example: USD 400–800, negotiable based on experience and course length]
Target course length: [e.g., 6–10 hours of content]
Deadline: [e.g., within 4–6 weeks from project start]
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