Learn from production

• When failover isn't safe: building high-availability PostgreSQL on Kubernetes

  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.

• An 8-minute outage from a dead NLB and a JVM that cached DNS forever

  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.

• Load Testing Apollo Router

  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.

• Your KV Cache Transfer Is 100x Slower Than It Should Be

  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.

More case studies →

Matching jobs

1. • Chief Technology Officer with saas.group

   • Salary: €54K to €110K a year

   • Location: fully remote

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Javascript

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   • Salary: $196.75K to $243.29K a year

   • Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in San Mateo, CA, USA

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Python, SQL, Spark, Terraform

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   • Salary: US$86.4K to US$291.5K a year

   • Location: based in the office in Auckland, NZ

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, Docker, Python, SQL, Redis, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Snowflake, RabbitMQ, Kafka

4. • DevOps Engineer with Kastle

   • Salary: $90.18K to $330K a year

   • Location: based in the office in San Francisco, CA, USA

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Go, Python, Rust, Cassandra, Kafka, Terraform

5. • DevOps Engineer with Nearform

   • Salary: US$130.5k to US$308k a year

   • Location: based in the office in London, GB

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Python, Cloudformation, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Jenkins

Discover more Kubernetes jobs on Kube Careers →

Build something

• Ephemeral Environments: Automating QA for Reliable Cloud-Native Systems

  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.

• Migrating from Ingress NGINX to Gateway API on EKS

  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.

• Building an InfluxDB OSS Provider with Crossplane and Upbound — My Hands-On Platform Engineering Lab

  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.

• Migrating from AWS VPC CNI & Kube-Proxy to Cilium on EKS

  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

• Investigating High Memory Utilization in a WSO2 API Manager Deployment

  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.

• Building a Raspberry Pi Datacenter at Home

  Niki Dokovski

  This article shows how a twelve-board Raspberry Pi lab is put together, from cloud-init provisioning and static networking to a Ceph storage tier and a Kubernetes cluster sitting on top.

• I benchmarked 5 Languages in Kubernetes and here is what your stack actually costs

  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.

• I Don’t Trust etcd and Neither Should You

  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.

Even more articles →