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This article explains Kubernetes 1.37 gang scheduling, workload-aware preemption, CompositePodGroups, topology rules, shared ResourceClaims, and controller APIs for distributed workloads.
Dmitriy Soloshenko
This article explains how Esp-Monitor manages ESP8266 and ESP32 devices through MQTT, with a Go server, web controls, Kafka processing, and Docker or Kubernetes deployment.
JOOJO DONTOH
This tutorial builds a two-cluster Crossplane lab, sends resources to local and remote clusters, then breaks the setup so you can learn how to read status and failure signals.
Anish Kumar
This article compares IRSA and EKS Pod Identity, explains how each gives pods temporary AWS credentials, and shows Terraform examples plus a migration path.
Tools and utilities
AX is a declarative orchestrator that runs large numbers of autonomous agent tasks in cluster sandboxes, connects their workspaces and models, and manages them with a Kubernetes-like CLI.
KubeAPT checks whether Kubernetes admission controls really block unsafe workloads, covering ValidatingAdmissionPolicies, Pod Security Admission, and reusable policy bundles.
Kubie gives every shell its own Kubernetes context and namespace, loads contexts from multiple kubeconfig files, runs commands without switching shells, and lints kubeconfig problems.
KitOps packages models, datasets, code, and settings into versioned OCI ModelKits, so AI and ML teams can move the exact same bundle through development, review, and production.
Cardamon finds Prometheus metrics that are stored but never queried by alerts, rules, or Grafana, then shows their cardinality and last use and creates safe drop rules.
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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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This case study shows how a team replaced CPU-based HPA scaling with KEDA, using request rate, connection pressure, and queue depth to scale event-driven workloads before they overload.
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This case study shows how to stop restarts and deployments from causing outages by separating liveness and readiness probes and handling SIGTERM with a proper drain period.
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This case study shows how a silent 47-minute outage pushed one team to block merges in CI with an OPA policy that rejects any service without proper observability settings.
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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.
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This tutorial shows how to connect two Amazon EKS clusters with an Istio multi-primary, multi-network mesh and view both through centralized Kiali.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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