Spotlight
Sam Ezebunandu
This tutorial teaches how to use CronJobs, RBAC, ServiceAccounts, and the Go client-go library by building a three-cronjob system that dynamically adjusts Philips Hue light schedules based on daily sunrise/sunset forecasts from OpenWeatherMap.
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This tutorial shows how to fix GKE pod IP exhaustion without rebuilding the VPC by adding a Class E secondary range, creating a new node pool, and draining workloads onto nodes that use the new pod CIDR.
Waleed Malik
This article argues that vLLM in a pod is only the engine, and maps the layers a real LLM platform needs around it:
Dilky Liyanage
This article explains why a JVM pod can sit at 90% memory and still be perfectly healthy, and how to compare pod memory with real heap usage before hunting for a leak.
Tools and utilities
K9s is a terminal UI for Kubernetes that keeps watching your cluster and lets you navigate, inspect and manage resources without typing long kubectl commands.
etcd-k8s-extract reads an etcd data directory or db file from a cluster and outputs all stored Kubernetes resources as YAML files, organized by kind and namespace.
SKA OCI Daemon primes OCI registries and compute nodes with container artifacts to reduce image pull times through efficient caching and multiple authentication methods.
chaossnake is a Go terminal game that deletes real Kubernetes pods as you play Snake.
VolSync replicates Kubernetes persistent volumes between clusters with rsync or rclone, and can also back them up to object storage using restic.
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An application release can flood a shared Kubernetes cluster with logs, even though another team owns the logging infrastructure. Who has enough context to find the cause—and who owns the fix?
Molly Sheets joins Daniele Polencic and Bart Farrell to examine how tenancy decisions affect coordination, maintenance, and staffing costs. She connects ownership to business goals and explains why faster AI-assisted changes still need controlled releases.
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Learn from production
Shree Sampath
This case study shows how a Datadog gameday exposed unsafe PostgreSQL failover on Kubernetes and how they made it safe with synchronous replication and Patroni.
claire nguyen
This case study shows how a JVM DNS cache pinned one service to dead AWS Network Load Balancer IPs during migration, causing an outage fixed with a 30-second TTL.
Yurii Rochniak
This case study shows how Preply tested Apollo Router with a Rust mock service and Vegeta, found a safe range of 1,200–1,500 requests per second, and chose CPU-based autoscaling.
Federico Iezzi
This case study finds a 100x KV cache transfer slowdown in vLLM on GKE, shows how NixlPushConnector restores about 49 GB/s, and measures the latency tradeoff of disaggregated LLM serving.
Matching jobs
DevOps Engineer with Plane Software, Inc.
Salary: $82.17K to $330K a year
Location: remote from
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Rancher, Docker, Go, Python, Shell, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kafka
DevOps Engineer with Sigma Software
Salary: US$47,97K to US$131,84K a year
Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in Lviv, UA
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Helm, Python, Shell, Terraform, Gitlab
DevOps Engineer with Sycamore
Salary: $82.17K to $3.3L a year
Location: based in the office in Bengaluru, IN
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Helm, Docker, Go, Python, SQL, PostgreSQL
DevOps Engineer with Sycamore
Salary: $122.4K to $440K a year
Location: based in the office in Palo Alto, CA, USA
Tech stack: Kubernetes, GCP, Helm, Go, Python, SQL, PostgreSQL, Pulumi, GitHub Actions
DevSecOps Engineer with SAP IT Business Systeme
Salary: $58.5K to $423.5K a year
Location: based in the office in Reston, VA, USA
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, Terraform, Ansible
Build something
Sheza Ashraf
This tutorial shows how to give every pull request its own ephemeral Kubernetes environment so tests run in a clean, isolated setup, using GitHub Actions and Argo CD ApplicationSets.
Douglas Alves
This tutorial shows how to move an EKS cluster from the retired ingress-nginx controller to Gateway API, covering the AWS Load Balancer Controller CRDs and a zero-downtime traffic shift.
Subasukumar
This tutorial walks through building a Crossplane platform API on a local kind cluster, modelling an InfluxDB provider with XRDs and compositions, and debugging the composition when it fails.
Pavankumarn
This tutorial teaches how to migrate EKS from AWS VPC CNI and kube-proxy to Cilium using blue/green nodes, WireGuard encryption, and Hubble for observability.
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More articles
Ashok Vishwakarma
This article benchmarks Go, Node.js, C#, Java and Python on the same Kubernetes cluster and shows how image size and startup time drive scaling speed and turn language choice into a monthly bill.
Har8
This article explains why Kubernetes keeps all its truth in etcd, and how the Raft algorithm gets several servers to agree on one version of reality before your apply returns.
Oleksandr Kazimirov
This article explains why a team forked Apache Stateful Functions to keep it running on Flink 2.x and Java 21, what they changed in the connectors, build and release pipeline, and when you should use the fork.
Harshitha Anuganti
This article shows how an LLM inference platform was built on EKS with Terraform, GitOps and monitoring using a cheap CPU stub first, so the GPU only arrived once the whole platform worked.