CLI
training surface
Practice in the terminal where the real work happens.
KubeFit / Flagship project · Publicly available · Free to use
My flagship project: a command-line trainer that turns Kubernetes and Linux study into timed, graded practice on your own machine. Concepts, playbooks, reports, and notebooks live at kubefit.com. Publicly available and free to use. Try a real drill without an account, then sign in to save progress.
The problem
Knowing the command is not the same as executing under pressure. KubeFit grew out of the gap between understanding Kubernetes and reliably diagnosing, fixing, and verifying a real system.
The approach / Terminal first
The website holds the concepts, playbooks, reports, and notebooks; the KubeFit CLI runs timed drills on your own machine. Kubernetes scenarios use local kind clusters, Linux drills use disposable Ubuntu VMs, and grading checks the actual system state. The portfolio now points to KubeFit instead of hosting a separate LMS.
The numbers below are snapshots from this write-up. They aren’t updated automatically as the project changes.
Constraints / Evidence
CLI
training surface
Practice in the terminal where the real work happens.
Local
execution
Drills run on your machine in a cluster or disposable VM.
State
grading
Checks inspect the system you changed.
Free
publicly available
Try a real drill at kubefit.com without an account. Sign in to save progress and track readiness.
KubeFit is publicly available and free to use. Install the CLI and try a real drill without an account. Sign in when you’re ready to save progress and track readiness.
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