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World K8: Career Quest Β· Boss challenge

Publish the capstone

You will learn: to share Kedai Kancil with its diagram, demo video and proof.

Checked with Kubernetes 1.37 on 31 Oct 2026

The problem

Final quest. The food court is hiring, and Kedai Kancil is your proof. But right now, nobody can see it. Tap each mission you finished.

Tap each point on the timeline.

Try it

Stage 1: draft the README. Add a demo link and your mission proof.

Add a ## Demo section with a link. Then add a ## Missions section with ticked tasks.

Preview

Kedai Kancil

A tiny shop app, shipped by a pipeline to Kubernetes.

How it fits together

Diagram code (Mermaid). Real sites draw it as a picture.
flowchart LR
  browser --> gateway --> web
  gateway --> api --> db

0 of 4 goals done

Predict

Stage 2: proof. What is the best evidence for Mission 2?

Pick one answer.

Check

Stage 3: the demo video. Judge each idea.

Swipe right for good, left for needs work. Or use the buttons.

1 / 5

Change one line in Git, then show the cluster follow

Change one line in Git, then show the cluster follow

Try it

Stage 4: publish for real. Tick each step as you go. It may take a few evenings, and that is fine.

Real mission

  1. git add README.md
  2. git commit -m "docs: add README with diagram and demo"
  3. git push

0 of 14 steps done Β· Your ticks are saved.

Check

Ask GitHub to confirm it. Type your username and your repo name.

Check it on GitHub

Your username is sent only to api.github.com.

  • Kedai Kancil is publicNot checked yet
  • It has a READMENot checked yet
  • Its pipeline has run at least onceNot checked yet

Check

Last stage: tell people. Put your launch steps in order.

First step at the top. Put these in order. Use the arrows, or drag.

  • Pin it on your profile
  • Add the link to your CV
  • Share a short post about what you learned
  • Make the repo public
  • Check for secrets one last time

You did it!

You can now show your Ship It journey in one public repo.

Go deeper (optional)

No job offer yet? That is normal. Hiring takes time for almost everyone. Keep the repo alive with small updates. Ask a friend to follow your README from scratch. Help one open-source project. Every world stays open. Sharpen any skill you like.