Kubernetes Playgrounds
Go to SadServers Kubernetes Playgrounds
Kubernetes playgrounds are full K8s sandboxes implemented with k3s to experiment with; there are no problems to solve.
You can use these playgrounds for whatever you want. Each playground includes manifests for specific tools; you can apply them (e.g., kubectl apply -f nginx.yaml) or write your own K8s manifests.
Usage
Click “Start Playground” on your desired playground. After a few seconds, you will be redirected to the playground page.
On this page, click “Open the Server Terminal in a new Window” and you should get the terminal prompt in about 60 seconds or less.
At any time you can terminate the playground (please do when you are done).
The playground will be destroyed when it reaches its maximum alotted time.
Please also note that free accounts are limited in the number of playgrounds they can run at a given time. Paid plans (Pro and Business) do not have such restrictions.
Tips
You can use k as a shorthand for kubectl.
Autocomplete is enabled. For example, you can type k g, press TAB, and it will autocomplete to k get. If there are multiple options, they will be displayed (e.g., typing k de and pressing TAB shows “debug”, “delete”, and “describe”, with a brief summary of each).
Kubernetes Restrictions
- Computing resources (CPU, memory) are limited (Paid accounts have fewer limitations).
- Playgrounds for free accounts don’t have access to the Internet.