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Spotlight

Server-side apply: what happens when you run kubectl apply

LearnKube

This article explains what really happens when you run kubectl apply, and how server-side apply moves field ownership into the API server so Helm, Argo CD and HPAs hit conflicts.

Architecting Next-Generation Infrastructure: Enterprise Multi-Cluster Management Using Rancher, Virtual Clusters (vCluster), and Kargo GitOps
Taofeek Abiodun Olasunkanmi Yusuf
This guide shows you how to architect a multi-cluster Kubernetes environment using Rancher for governance, vCluster for cost-efficient isolation, and Kargo for automated GitOps promotion pipelines.
The kubectl 401 That Wasn’t a Kubernetes Problem
Pradhyuman Pandey
This case study shows how debugging a kubectl 401 error on EKS revealed that a two-year-old static IAM credential file was shadowing a valid instance profile in the AWS credential chain.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Reconciliation Loop
 Bobby DeVeaux
This article explains how to use Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions and the reconciliation loop to manage, scale, and monitor multiple concurrent AI coding agents.

Tools and utilities

Multikube - one entry point for many Kubernetes clusters
Multikube is a reverse proxy that sits in front of several Kubernetes API servers, terminating TLS and handling authentication and authorization centrally so kubectl talks to one endpoint.
k: a shorthand wrapper for kubectl
k is a small kubectl wrapper that lets you switch context, cluster, and namespace inline with short prefixes instead of typing out long flags every time.
keda-gpu-scaler: autoscale GPU workloads with KEDA
keda-gpu-scaler is a KEDA external scaler that reads GPU metrics from NVML on each node, so vLLM and Triton deployments scale on real GPU load instead of CPU, including scale to zero.
Harbor: Container registry with built-in scanning and signing
Harbor is an open-source container registry that stores your images and Helm charts and adds vulnerability scanning, signing and access control on top.
Valkey Operator: Kubernetes operator for Valkey clusters
Valkey Operator is a Kubernetes operator that automates deployment and lifecycle management of Valkey clusters and instances with features like automated installation and configuration management.

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Events starting soon

Agentic Platform Engineering on Kubernetes: MCP and Infrastructure-as-Context
September 2, 2026
- Location: Melbourne, AU and virtual
- This is a free event.
AI orchestration using Amazon EKS
September 2, 2026
- Location: Sydney, AU
- This is a free event.
Immutable, Minimal, Mighty: Running Kubernetes on Bare Metal with Talos
September 3, 2026
- Location: Vienna, AT
- This is a free event.
Fundamentals of KubeVirt and its integration with OpenShift
September 3, 2026
- Location: Santiago, CL
- This is a free event.
Container Days Hamburg 2026
September 4, 2026
- Location: Hamburg, DE
- This event requires an entrance fee
- - Use CDS26 MEDIA PARTNER LEARNKUBE to get 20% off
Devopsdays Graz
September 4, 2026
- Location: Graz, AT
- This event requires an entrance fee

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Learn from production

How Netflix Simplified Batch Compute with Kueue
Netflix Technology Blog
This case study shows how Netflix moved millions of batch jobs from its homegrown queueing system to Kueue, without the people submitting those jobs noticing any change.
Fixing Harbor Trivy Scanning in a VKS Supervisor Service Deployment
Deepakravi
This case study shows how to stabilize Harbor on VMware VKS by expanding storage, upgrading the Supervisor Service, and configuring Trivy scanning to receive vulnerability results.
CRM, Regulatory Constraints, and Automation: How We Engineered a Reliable Release Process
EXANTE Technology
This case study shows how EXANTE replaced manual Saturday releases with a fully automated GitLab CI + Flux + Jira pipeline across 60+ Django modules, 7 GKE environments, and 30+ services to meet fintech regulatory audit requirements.
Production LiteLLM on AWS EKS: High Availability with GitOps
Saeedafzal2030
This case study shows how one team ran LiteLLM as a single gateway to many model providers on EKS, kept it highly available, and managed the whole thing with ArgoCD.

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Matching jobs

- DevOps Engineer with LendingTree
- Salary: $110K to $140K a year
- Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in Charlotte, NC, USA
- Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, Docker, Powershell, Python, Terraform, Ansible, Datadog, Splunk
- Platform Engineer with Later
- Salary: $125K to $205K a year
- Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in Boston, MA; Vancouver, WA, USA
- Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, SQL, C#, Typescript, PostgreSQL, CDK
- Platform Engineer with Later
- Salary: $175K to $250K a year
- Location: remote from
- Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, SQL, C#, Scala, Typescript, PostgreSQL
- Platform Engineer with Nexxen
- Salary: US$92.07K to US$218.24K a year
- Location: based in the office in Tel Aviv, IL
- Tech stack: Kubernetes, Docker, Python
- Site Reliability Engineer with Valtech
- Salary: CA$100K to CA$150K a year
- Location: remote from
- Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Java, Python, Terraform, AppDynamics, Datadog

Discover more Kubernetes jobs on Kube Careers →

Build something

Deploying WSO2 API Platform Gateway on OpenShift: A Practical Guide
Osura Viduranga
This tutorial walks through deploying the WSO2 API Platform Gateway on OpenShift, from building the images and installing cert-manager to applying the gateway operator, a sample REST API, and the route that exposes it.
From Ingress to Gateway API: How We Modernized Networking on Our GKE Cluster
Dharmendra Yadav
This tutorial explains why Gateway API replaces Ingress on GKE, walking through GatewayClass, Gateway, and HTTPRoute, then sets up traffic splitting and TLS without vendor-specific annotations.
Building a Real k6 Test Suite Against a Live Kubernetes App
Matthew Wimpelberg
This tutorial builds a real k6 test suite against Google's Online Boutique running on a home lab Kubernetes cluster, with a shared client library, smoke, load, stress, and browser tests, and the two bugs the first run exposed.
Autoscalable GitLab runners on AWS EC2
Timur Nizamutdinov
This tutorial shows how to replace always-on EC2 runners with autoscaling GitLab runners using the AWS fleeting plugin and an Auto Scaling Group, so instances start per job and shut down when the queue is empty.