How to use Kubernetes and CI YAML Checker
- Choose Kubernetes resources or a GitHub Actions workflow.
- Paste YAML and run the selected checks.
- Read issues and unvalidated areas before testing in the actual platform.
Example: Kubernetes and CI YAML Checker
A GitHub workflow with an on trigger and one job containing a run step.
Options
- Document type
- Select Kubernetes or the supported GitHub workflow mode. The selected rules do not validate arbitrary YAML or a different CI provider.
- Findings
- Inspect the named resource or job and the rule behind each observation. Unknown structures need review rather than an assumption that they passed.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Valid YAML and operational validity differ
A YAML document can parse while using an unavailable API version, action or runtime value. This page does not contact a cluster, validate complete schemas or execute workflow expressions. Review the dated coverage and test the intended configuration in its own platform. Do not copy a structural pass as a deployment or security approval.
Questions about Kubernetes and CI YAML Checker
Does this replace cluster or workflow validation?
No. Platform-specific validation and actual execution still need separate checks.
Are shell commands or actions executed?
No. They remain text in the submitted YAML.
Can I check a GitLab pipeline?
No. The CI checks here target the supported GitHub Actions structure.