Provide interactive tutorials of your product and convert prospects up to three times faster
Deliver online, self-paced training environments to your users and prospects
Develop custom hands-on trainings to improve customer retention
With Instruqt you can easily build and share sandboxed tutorials. This allows you to scale up your product demos, training offerings and increase revenue.
Our platform integrates with all major cloud providers. We make it easy to simulate real production-like environments. All accessible from your favorite browser.
It’s been great working with the Instruqt team on events: they continually come up with effective & fun ways to reach our technical community, and quickly push out new training content to help spread the word for us.
They deliver successfully every time, and keep expanding their platform in great ways.
Customer Engineering Manager, Google
At Quby we moved their on-prem datacenter to the Cloud, which brought in a host of new technology: AWS, Mesos, Marathon, Docker, Chronos, Consul to name a few. Instruqt was essential to deliver the platform team of Quby the required hands-on practical experience with all these technologies in a safe way and allow them to take ownership of their new Cloud Platform.
CTO, Binx.io
Get inspired and informed about Cloud, DevOps and Data
If you’ve read the About Us page, you know that we started Instruqt as a gamified challenge platform. People could solve challenges and we measured the time they took to complete them. The fastest player would win a cool prize. Over the last two years, we focused on pivoting towards a learning platform. Today, everyone can create a learning track and share it with the world. But we missed the fun part.
Consul was already an awesome product for service discovery, but now with Consul Connect it’s even more awesome. HashiCorp integrated service mesh features into Consul, that makes connecting services more secure and manageable. HashiCorp explains the problem like this: managing infrastructure across teams becomes more and more complex due to the fact that infrastructure nowadays is a lot more dynamic. You can’t just file a ticket for a firewall change anymore, because that change may be obsolete in minutes.
At the CodeMotion event in Amsterdam which was held on 8 and 9 May, I gave a talk which gives a look behind the scenes of instruqt. In the talk I showed how the platform is built and why we lean heavily on tools such as Google Cloud Platform, Kubernetes and Terraform. After that we took a look at the inner workings of the platform. Showing what actually happens behind the scenes when content is created and when users interact with the platform.
Until a few months ago, your best (and probably only) option to run Kubernetes in the cloud was Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). But things have changed, and there are a lot of viable alternatives. Let’s compare these offerings and see what’s the best solution for you. Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Google was the first to offer a hosted version of Kubernetes. This makes sense, as Google created Kubernetes, based on their internal scheduler called Borg.
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