Kubernetes from first principles
Move from a clean environment to a resilient, observable production workflow with the reasoning intact.
OPEN PATH ↗Hands-on technical courses designed as operational runbooks: focused, rigorous, and built for the work that happens after “hello world.”
Move from a clean environment to a resilient, observable production workflow with the reasoning intact.
OPEN PATH ↗Move from a clean environment to a resilient, observable production workflow with the reasoning intact.
OPEN PATH ↗Move from a clean environment to a resilient, observable production workflow with the reasoning intact.
OPEN PATH ↗“No infinite feeds. No passive playlists.
Every lesson ends with a system you understand.”
Concise explanations with the context behind every decision.
Exercises grounded in production-shaped environments.
A clear path, resumable state, and no engagement theater.
Browse and filter published paths, enroll once, move through ordered Markdown and video lessons, resume the last position, and watch completion update from real lesson records.
Create owned drafts, arrange explicit modules and lessons, edit Markdown, preview the learner experience, resolve concurrent edits, and publish only complete paths.
Manage users and allowlisted roles, suspend access without deleting learning records, moderate course visibility, configure safe platform settings, and trace sensitive mutations.
Identity, authorization, persistence, observability, and deployment are designed as visible guarantees—not infrastructure footnotes.
$ inspect-learning-pathsAuthorization Code, discovery, PKCE, state, nonce, secure sessions, and a short-lived signed Next.js-to-Go trust boundary.
Validated REST operations, stable errors, request IDs, bounded pagination, idempotency, optimistic concurrency, and authoritative permissions.
Normalized UUID records, explicit ordering, unique enrollment and progress constraints, versioned SQL migrations, and transactional audit events.
Structured logs, liveness, database-aware readiness, Prometheus metrics, request correlation, and graceful termination.
Non-root read-only workloads, migration Jobs, probes, resource limits, HPAs, PDBs, NetworkPolicies, and environment-specific Helm values.
Semantic landmarks, Radix focus management, keyboard navigation, visible focus, reduced motion, responsive layouts, transcripts, and two themes.
The catalog is public. Progress, authoring, and governance begin through your configured identity provider.