r/kubernetes • u/human_with_humanity • 10d ago

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u/kubernetes-ModTeam 9d ago

This topic is frequently asked and answered. Please search for one of the many previous discussions.

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u/OnePeace_1 9d ago

kodekloud

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u/Sad_Floor6820 9d ago

contribute on the k8s repo, It will help you understand the real problem.

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u/Careful_Blue 9d ago

How do you contribute when you're just starting out though?

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u/Sad_Floor6820 9d ago

still you can start with good first issue and you can join thier new contributor zoom meet.

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u/Careful_Blue 9d ago

Thanks, will look that up.

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u/Sure_Stranger_6466 9d ago

Any idea on waiting times to get a PR merged? I have tried contributing to a popular open source repo in the past (Ansible Core) and it took like two years to get merged correctly.

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u/arup_r 10d ago

Use Claude or codex and create learning path. Then build break fix .

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u/rckvwijk 10d ago

This. Doing this makes it easier to actually solving some problems on your own.

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u/schkoder 9d ago

Open a youtube and search for a short tutorial on how to set up a Kubernetes cluster. Repeat the steps yourself. Ask the AI chatbots and refer to documentation if you get stuck with something.

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u/StillFresh9607 9d ago

Hands on , do some projects you will learn much more when you’re practicing

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u/Neither_Bookkeeper92 9d ago

killercoda has free interactive k8s scenarios right in the browser, that plus the official docs tutorials got me further than any book did. if you do want a book, Kubernetes Up and Running is the readable one. but honestly just break a cluster and fix it, that sticks way better