Welcome to Kubeasy
Learn Kubernetes through interactive, real-world challenges. Kubeasy runs locally, validates your solutions automatically, and helps you level up your skills.
Kubeasy is an interactive learning platform that helps developers truly understand Kubernetes — by solving real problems.
Each challenge drops you into a minimal but realistic situation: maybe a Pod won’t start, a NetworkPolicy is too strict, or RBAC is silently blocking access. Your goal? Investigate, fix, and validate — using real tools like kubectl, not a browser playground.
Learn by doing
Kubeasy isn’t about passively reading docs or watching videos. It’s about debugging, testing hypotheses, failing — and learning deeply by fixing things yourself.
You’ll face challenges like:
- Pods that crash due to bad resource limits
- Deployments that stay stuck in
Pending - Services that don’t expose anything
- Jobs that fail silently because of missing volumes
Each one mirrors a real-world issue you might face in production.
A minimalist but strict approach
Every challenge gives you:
- A realistic problem (e.g. misconfigured pod, broken RBAC, network policy bug)
- A minimal initial setup
- A clear objective to reach
- An automated validation system
There’s no walkthrough. You’re on your own — but in a safe environment.
Local environment
Kubeasy runs entirely on your machine using a lightweight Kind cluster. Each challenge is fully isolated:
- Runs locally with no cloud required
- Each challenge has its own namespace
- Everything runs through the Kubeasy CLI — no extra setup required
- Use your favorite tools — kubectl, Lens, or anything you’re comfortable with
You stay in control, and nothing touches your system outside the challenge scope.
Who is it for?
Kubeasy is for:
- Developers who want to stop blindly copying manifests
- DevOps engineers looking to sharpen their cluster debugging skills
- Learners who want a practical, challenge-based way to understand Kubernetes
Whether you’re a beginner or already comfortable with kubectl, you’ll find challenges that teach you something new — by doing.
Ready to start?
You’ll need Docker, Node.js and a terminal. That’s it.
Go to the Getting Started guide to set up your environment in less than 5 minutes — and begin your first challenge.