Pills
Leave with it running. In production. Built by you.
A pill is a short, practical course for very few people, with a single objective declared up front.
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One objective, not a syllabus
Every pill declares what you will be able to build and run in production by the end. If you do not leave with that working, the pill failed.
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Six seats
Tiny groups, so nobody gets stuck in silence.
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Nobody arrives unprepared
Before the session you verify your machine with a script and prove the prerequisites. That way your hours are spent building, not troubleshooting somebody else's setup.
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Metered to the minute
The full agenda is published before you buy. It starts and ends when it says.
Free hands-on labs
How-to videos with reproducible steps — every command really ran. Start here.
How to build an agentic VM with herdr and several AI CLIs
An agentic VM brings together on one machine the runtime that keeps several coding agents alive, a context all of them read and a remote way in. This lab builds it on Ubuntu with herdr, installs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and OpenClaw, and gives them one shared MCP memory.
How to Run a Private, Self-Hosted Docker Registry
A private Docker registry is the server that stores and serves your own container images instead of Docker Hub. In this lab you bring up the official registry:3 image, tag and push an alpine image, pull it back after deleting it locally, and secure it with htpasswd and TLS.
Multi-Stage Docker Builds: Smaller, More Secure Images
A multi-stage Docker build chains several FROM stages inside one Dockerfile: one compiles with the full toolchain, and the final, minimal stage (Alpine, scratch or distroless) copies only the resulting binary with COPY --from=build. The production image ends up far smaller, with a much smaller attack surface.