How to Save All Kubernetes Documentation in a Single HTML File

Able Lv
2 min readDec 8, 2023

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Having all Kubernetes documentation in a single HTML file can be incredibly useful, whether it’s for offline reading or searching. Fortunately, with the help of a handy browser extension — SingleFile, this task becomes surprisingly easy.

Save All Kubernetes Documentation in One File

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you save the entirety of Kubernetes documentation into a single, easily accessible HTML file.

Step 1: Navigate to the Kubernetes Documentation

First, open your web browser and visit the official Kubernetes documentation site at https://kubernetes.io/docs/_print/. This page is designed for printing, making it easier to save the entire collection of documentation.

https://kubernetes.io/docs/_print/

Step 2: Install the SingleFile Web Extension

To save all the Kubernetes documentation in a single HTML file, you’ll need to install the SingleFile Web Extension. This browser add-on is available for various popular web browsers and allows you to save web pages as single HTML files, complete with all the related resources (stylesheets, images, and so on).

You can get the extension for your browser of choice by visiting the official GitHub page at https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile#install and following the installation instructions.

Step 3: Saving the Documentation

With the extension installed, simply navigate back to the Kubernetes documentation in your browser. Once there, activate the SingleFile extension. The extension will capture the entire page, including all linked resources, and save it as a single HTML file on your local device.

By following these simple steps, you’ll have the complete Kubernetes documentation at your fingertips whenever you need it.

All Kubernetes documentation from a local file

Conclusion

Having the entire Kubernetes documentation saved as a single HTML file enables convenient offline reading and searching. Now, with the help of the SingleFile web extension, you can effortlessly create a portable version of the Kubernetes documentation for your convenience.

Next time you need to access all Kubernetes documentation, you can have all the resources readily available at your fingertips.

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Able Lv
Able Lv

Written by Able Lv

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer @Airwallex: Kubernetes, DevOps, SRE, Go, Terraform, Istio, and Cloud-Native stuff