Kubernetes for developers and operators
A practical path from application deployment to production operations, tuned for the way your team uses Kubernetes.
- Workloads and networking
- Production operations
- Debugging patterns
Organizations
Training
Practical technical training for teams that need to understand the tools, operate them with confidence, and apply the lessons immediately.
Live Instructor-led sessions
Labs Hands-on delivery
Custom Built around your stack
Programs
Training that maps to real engineering work
Each program can run as a focused workshop or become part of a longer enablement plan.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform and Pulumi training focused on reviewable modules, testing, state, environments, and migration patterns.
- Module design
- Testing and policy
- Team workflows
GitOps delivery
Build confidence with declarative delivery using Flux or Argo CD, including promotion, rollback, and environment design.
- Repository structure
- Reconciliation model
- Release workflows
SRE and observability
Teach teams how to define useful signals, design alerts, run incidents, and learn from production behavior.
- SLIs and SLOs
- Metrics and tracing
- Incident practice
Platform engineering
Help platform teams define golden paths, service interfaces, and developer workflows that reduce friction.
- Internal platforms
- Self-service design
- Developer experience
Rust and Go for infrastructure
Hands-on software training for teams building operators, CLIs, APIs, and infrastructure services.
- Project structure
- Testing discipline
- Production patterns
Delivery
Formats that fit the team
Training works best when it respects the team size, skill level, and working context.
Live remote
Interactive sessions with screen sharing, lab support, and short feedback loops.
On-site workshop
Focused team training when the context, pace, or collaboration style benefits from being in the same room.
Custom program
A multi-session path built around your stack, maturity, and the outcomes your leaders need to see.
Outcomes
What participants leave with
- Shared vocabulary across engineering, platform, and operations teams
- Hands-on labs that mirror real work instead of toy examples
- Clear next steps for applying the material after the workshop
- Optional pairing and consulting follow-through when teams want help shipping the change
Questions
Training FAQ
How many people can attend a training session?
For in-person workshops, we usually recommend up to 20 participants per instructor. For live remote training, 12-15 participants keeps the session interactive and gives everyone time for support.
Do you provide training materials to participants?
Yes. Participants receive digital materials, lab instructions, example code, and follow-up resources. For custom workshops, the materials are adapted to your stack and goals.
How far in advance should we book training?
Four to six weeks is ideal for standard workshops. Custom programs, on-site delivery, or multi-session plans benefit from eight to twelve weeks of planning.
What prerequisites should participants have?
Prerequisites depend on the topic. We usually ask for basic command-line fluency and familiarity with containers, CI/CD, or cloud concepts. We can provide prep notes when needed.
I have additional questions about training programs.
Book a conversation with us and we will help shape the right program, audience level, and delivery format.
Need training tied to a migration or platform rollout?
We can pair training with consulting so the learning lands inside the work your team already has to ship.