Curriculum
Learning Path
Kubblai is an archive, not a course platform. This path is a disciplined sequence through the texts—built to help you progress without wandering.
Start here
A short sequence that builds real footing.
Initiate Tutorials
Chapter 12Kubernetes Primer
Cluster, node, pod, deployment, service, ingress—what they are and how they relate.
Initiate Tutorials
Chapter 13Kubectl and First Deployment
Install kubectl, connect to a cluster, deploy a sample app, and inspect the resulting objects.
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Chapter 14YAML, Deployments, and Services
Manifests, labels, selectors, replicas, and service types—with practical YAML.
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Chapter 15Ingress, Config, and Secrets
Ingress basics, ConfigMaps, Secrets, and security caveats—plus real examples.
Initiate Tutorials
Chapter 16Operations Handbook
Debug pods, read events, manage rollouts, and navigate common failure modes with restraint.
The Five Tenets
Ceremony as mnemonic; mechanisms as truth.
Tenet I
Tenet IThe Control Plane
Governance of desired state: declarative truth, admission, and authority that guides convergence.
Tenet II
Tenet IIReconciliation
Controllers, drift correction, and calm self-healing: the discipline of returning to intent.
Tenet III
Tenet IIIScheduling
Placement as stewardship: resources, fairness, constraints, and the rite of efficient execution.
Tenet IV
Tenet IVService and Network
Communication, discovery, ingress, and trust boundaries: the paths by which workloads speak.
Tenet V
Tenet VObservability and Memory
Logs, metrics, traces, events, and audit: the archive that preserves truth across incidents.
Progression map
A practical staging model for learning Kubernetes.
Foundations
Objects, control plane basics, YAML, kubectl muscle memory.
Workloads
Deployments, probes, rollouts, and failure triage in practice.
Networking
Services, endpoints, ingress, and the sequence for diagnosing routing.
Operations + Reliability + Security
Evidence-first operations, policy/gov, trust boundaries, and restraint under pressure.
How to use the archive
Browse by purpose, not by mood.
- Use the Atlas when you have a symptom and need a diagnostic sequence.
- Use Labs when you want repetition and hands-on practice.
- Use the Shrine Archive when you want deeper doctrine and tradeoffs.
- Use the Lexicon when a term is fuzzy and you need an operational definition.