Twarga Academy · Source Contract

The rules that keep the course honest.

Twarga Academy mirrors the external bootcamp source. These documents are the constraints the course operates within — they prevent scope creep and keep every lab grounded in what Yeast v1.1 actually does.

Core rules

Use only Yeast v1.1 features documented in the supported surface.
Browser access from the laptop must use SSH local port forwarding. Yeast does not expose guest ports directly.
yeast ssh is interactive and supports --verbose. It is not a raw SSH argument passthrough.
Yeast v1.1 does not have a general ports: field in yeast.yaml. Use ssh_port only.
If the source files and the Yeast repo ever disagree, the source files win.
Treat the mirrored lab folders as the public academy content. Do not rewrite them without updating the source.

Source documents

CURRICULUM.md
The authoritative 30-lab course outline and lab structure rules. ACCESS.md
Browser and service exposure rules — how to reach guest services from the laptop. SUPPORTED_YEAST_V1_1.md
The exact Yeast v1.1 surface the course is allowed to use. HARDENING_PLAN.md
Known gaps and the plan for closing them before public launch. PROGRESS.md
Lab completion status and current progress through the 30-lab set.

What this means in practice

Labs stay inside v1.1

No lab invents Yeast features. If a lab needs something Yeast can't do, it works around it explicitly.

Browser access via SSH tunnel

Every lab that serves a UI explains SSH local port forwarding before asking you to open a browser.

Source is authoritative

The mirrored lab folders are the course. The web presentation is secondary — the source wins on conflicts.

Continue the course

Curriculum
Full 30-lab map with phase overview. Modules
Browse the course in five themed blocks. Labs
Open the hands-on lab set.