Learn from production

• How an Admin Cluster Keeps Application Clusters in Sync with GitOps

  De.Code – Deloitte Germany Engineering Blog

  This case study shows how Deloitte built a multi-cluster Kubernetes platform on STACKIT with an admin cluster, Argo CD ApplicationSets, GitLab pipelines, and shared platform tooling.

• We Had Secrets in Kubernetes. Then We Got Audited.

  Alex

  This case study explains how a Kubernetes secrets audit exposed weak secret handling and forced a move toward safer secret management.

  It covers encoded secrets, RBAC, encryption, external secret stores, and audit-ready controls.

• ClickHouse Shard Rebalancing on Kubernetes: From Talk to Operator

  Saurabh Kumar Ojha

  This case study shows how a team built a Kubernetes operator to rebalance old ClickHouse partitions across shards during cluster size changes.

• Our Kubernetes operator didn't scale, so we rebuilt it

  Infisical's case study explains why its Kubernetes operator hit memory and authentication scaling limits and how a reference-based CRD design fixed secret sync.

More case studies →

Matching jobs

1. • Data Engineer with Capco

   • Salary: $162 to $2.64L a year

   • Location: based in the office in Bangalore, IN; Pune, IN; Hyderabad, IN

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, SQL, SQL Server, Kafka

2. • Data Engineer with Capital Technology Group

   • Salary: $54K to $275K a year

   • Location: remote from

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, Java, Python, SQL, PostgreSQL, Kafka, Terraform, Splunk

3. • Machine Learning Engineer with Capital Technology Group

   • Salary: $150K to $230K a year

   • Location: remote from

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, Python

4. • Platform Engineer with Cake

   • Salary: $116.55K to $401.28K a year

   • Location: remote within UTC-5 and UTC+2

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Go, Typescript, Terraform, CDK, Istio

5. • Platform Engineer with Calendly

   • Salary: $238.97K to $347.49K a year

   • Location: remote from

   • Tech stack: Kubernetes, GCP, Go, Datadog

Discover more Kubernetes jobs on Kube Careers →

Build something

• 5 Kubernetes gotchas that break Laravel deploys in production

  Daniel Vigueras

  This tutorial explains five Laravel-on-Kubernetes production gotchas, covering immutable migration Jobs, managed databases, worker shutdown timeouts, queue worker flags, and better autoscaling signals.

• Installing and Configuring Node Problem Detector in my Home Cluster

  Timothy Bryant

  This tutorial explains how to install Node Problem Detector in a home Kubernetes cluster using Helm and Argo CD.

  It shows how node-level issues like disk I/O errors, filesystem corruption, and kernel panics become Kubernetes node conditions.

• Multi-Tenant SaaS Architecture on Amazon EKS: Real-World Deployment Notes

  Muhammad Muzammil

  This tutorial shows how to build a per-user SaaS setup on EKS Auto Mode with one pod, one subdomain, one persistent volume, wildcard TLS, and a shared ALB.

• Running Hermes Agent on MicroK8s and Leveraging K8s CronJobs

  Mo Figueroa

  This tutorial shows how to run Hermes Agent on MicroK8s as a stateful gateway, move scheduled briefings into Kubernetes CronJobs, and use PVCs, ConfigMaps, retry jobs, and Helm for a small agent system.

More tutorials →

Call for Papers closing soon

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   WeAreDevelopers Conference India

   The Call For Paper is open until 24 July 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Bengaluru, IN

   • In-person conference organized by WeAreDevelopers.

   • The conference starts on the 26 November 2026.

   • Apply here

2. 13

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   ContainerDays & AI Context Singapore

   The Call For Paper is open until 31 July 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Singapore, SG

   • In-person conference organized by ContainerDays.

   • The conference starts on the 28 October 2026.

   • Apply here

3. 13

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   Cloud Native Summit APAC 2026

   The Call For Paper is open until 31 July 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Melbourne, AU

   • In-person conference organized by Cloud Native Summit.

   • The conference starts on the 29 October 2026.

   • Apply here

4. 13

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   ServerlessDays Cardiff 2026

   The Call For Paper is open until 31 July 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Cardiff, GB

   • In-person conference organized by ServerlessCWL.

   • The conference starts on the 3 October 2026.

   • Apply here

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   Cloud Native AI Summit Europe

   The Call For Paper is open until 14 August 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Paris, FR

   • In-person conference organized by mate.dev.

   • The conference starts on the 3 December 2026.

   • Apply here

6. 28

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   Cloud Security Space 2026

   The Call For Paper is open until 15 August 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • Location: Buenos Aires, AR

   • In-person conference organized by Cloud Security Space.

   • The conference starts on the 9 October 2026.

   • Apply here

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   Monster Scale Summit 2027

   The Call For Paper is open until 28 August 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

   • This is a virtual event

   • Online conference organized by ScyllaDB.

   • The conference starts on the 11 March 2027.

   • Apply here

More articles

• I Fine-Tuned a 7B Model to Be a Cloud Security Expert On My Local Machine, For $0

  Tunc Celik

  This article explains how a local 7B model was fine-tuned to answer cloud security, Kubernetes, Terraform, and compliance questions from a rule-based dataset.

• Which of our Containers are Chainguard?

  Christian Johannsen

  This article explains how to detect which running Kubernetes containers use Chainguard or other base images by reading runtime OS data through node-level proc inspection.

• GOMAXPROCS Is Lying to Your Kubernetes Pod (Costing You CPU)

  Gabriel Anhaia

  This article explains why Go services in Kubernetes can waste CPU when GOMAXPROCS does not match pod CPU limits.

  It covers automaxprocs, Go 1.25 behavior, stale env vars, and throttling checks.

• I built a custom load balancer in Go. The hardest part wasn’t the code.

  sathwick

  This article shows how a probe-driven Go load balancer was tested against Kubernetes workloads and why benchmark discipline mattered more than the algorithm.

Even more articles →