Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Praveen, and I built K8sight Academy.

I kept noticing that people learning Kubernetes and DevOps could pass a quiz but froze the first time something broke in production. Reading about CrashLoopBackOff isn't the same as being paged for it. So I built the place I wanted: you learn by doing, on real infrastructure, and then by fixing things that are actually broken.

What you get

245 free lessons across Kubernetes, Linux, CI/CD, system design and Terraform.
Labs on a real cluster: your own Kubernetes namespace and a terminal in the browser. When you click Validate, the server checks the live cluster, not a checkbox.
AWS and Terraform labs in your own practice AWS account, with a console, the aws CLI and Terraform. Nothing costs money.
35 incident simulations. You get paged, with team chat, logs, dashboards and a terminal, and nobody tells you which command to run. 25 are rebuilt from public postmortems: Spotify's Terraform merge that deleted a cluster, Twilio's writable S3 bucket, Capital One, Slack, Cloudflare and more.
System design reviews from real outages, and DevOps interview prep with a spoken mock interview and a graded report.
A badge and a certificate for every course. Finish a course and you get its own badge and a certificate you can download light or dark, or add to LinkedIn.

Free to try: every lesson, starter labs, and three incidents, including Merged Out of Order, the Spotify one. The rest is a yearly plan from $19.

I'd love to hear where the first ten minutes feel confusing, and which public outage you'd want to debug next. I'm here all day to answer questions.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Praveen, and I built K8sight Academy.

What you get

245 free lessons across Kubernetes, Linux, CI/CD, system design and Terraform.
Labs on a real cluster: your own Kubernetes namespace and a terminal in the browser. When you click Validate, the server checks the live cluster, not a checkbox.
AWS and Terraform labs in your own practice AWS account, with a console, the aws CLI and Terraform. Nothing costs money.
35 incident simulations. You get paged, with team chat, logs, dashboards and a terminal, and nobody tells you which command to run. 25 are rebuilt from public postmortems: Spotify's Terraform merge that deleted a cluster, Twilio's writable S3 bucket, Capital One, Slack, Cloudflare and more.
System design reviews from real outages, and DevOps interview prep with a spoken mock interview and a graded report.
A badge and a certificate for every course. Finish a course and you get its own badge and a certificate you can download light or dark, or add to LinkedIn.

Free to try: every lesson, starter labs, and three incidents, including Merged Out of Order, the Spotify one. The rest is a yearly plan from $19.

I'd love to hear where the first ten minutes feel confusing, and which public outage you'd want to debug next. I'm here all day to answer questions.

K8sight Academy

Learn Kubernetes, AWS & Terraform by fixing real outages

Learn Kubernetes, AWS & Terraform by fixing real outages