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Live decks & PDF downloads

Interactive Slidev decks

These are the always-current GitHub Pages builds (hash-routed under /deck/ so slide navigation and hard refreshes work on project Pages).

Deck URL
Documentation home (this site) https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/
Full content superset https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/
Canonical 3-day cut https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/3day/
Day 1 entry https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/day-1/
Day 2 entry https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/day-2/
Day 3 entry https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/day-3/
Template gallery https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/deck/templates/
Self-check quiz https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/quiz/

Deep-link to a slide with a hash fragment, for example …/deck/day-1/#/5 for slide 5 of Day 1.

Compatibility redirects: legacy /3day/ and /templates/ paths forward to the /deck/… locations above.

PDF downloads

Every v* GitHub Release publishes PDF exports (and an offline site zip). Prefer the latest release page so links stay current across tags:

Typical artifact names (tag substituted for <tag>):

Artifact Contents
kubernetes-workshop-day-1-<tag>.pdf Day 1 live entry
kubernetes-workshop-day-2-<tag>.pdf Day 2 live entry
kubernetes-workshop-day-3-<tag>.pdf Day 3 live entry
kubernetes-workshop-full-<tag>.pdf Compatibility superset
kubernetes-workshop-3day-<tag>.pdf Compatibility three-day cut
kubernetes-workshop-site-<tag>.zip Offline HTML bundle

Example pins from v0.6.0:

Pre-release tags still prepend known limitations to the release notes body. How tags are cut: release.md.

Labs & quizzes

Resource Link
Participant labs labs/README.md
Lab 00 (start here) labs/day-1/00-setup.md
Self-check quiz (in the browser) https://platformrelay.github.io/Kubernetes-Workshop/quiz/
Question bank quiz/README.md

Self-check quiz

Pick an answer and see straight away whether it holds, with the explanation and — when you miss — why that distractor was tempting. Deep-link to one section with a hash fragment, for example …/quiz/#S05.

It runs entirely in your browser: no account, no backend, nothing stored, nothing uploaded, and the score is gone on reload. It is a self-check, not an exam — the answers ship inside the static files, so anyone can read them, and no obfuscation will be added to pretend otherwise (ADR 0015).

For a room with no internet, or for a show of hands, the printable participant/facilitator Markdown export from the same question bank remains the fallback.