Spotlight
Jonathan Merlevede
This article explains how EKS authentication tokens work by pre-signing AWS STS GetCallerIdentity calls, and how you can use this technique to implement IAM-based authentication in your own services.
Issaouiadam
This article provides a comprehensive deep dive into kubelet architecture and systematic troubleshooting of pod startup failures with source code references.
SystemDR
This tutorial teaches how to implement production-grade health monitoring in Kubernetes using liveness, readiness, and startup probes with lifecycle hooks for self-healing systems.
Parth Shah
This article explains how to efficiently handle millions of eBPF events per second without burning CPU by using a three-stage funnel architecture for filtering and aggregation.
Tools and utilities
KSail is a unified Kubernetes SDK that simplifies cluster management and workload deployment by providing a single, declarative interface for all your Kubernetes operations.
Jib builds optimized Docker and OCI images for your Java applications without a Docker daemon.
Push-to-K8s is a Kubernetes controller written in Go that automatically synchronizes labeled secrets from a source namespace to all other namespaces in the cluster with real-time change detection propagating updates in 5-10 seconds.
Kuba enhances kubectl with fuzzy argument selection using fzf, new output formats like fx and lineage, cross-namespace operations, automatic container guessing, and an extensible alias language.
Capacitor is a local-first Kubernetes client with a built-in webserver that provides a general-purpose UI for FluxCD, including resource discovery, Helm history, diffing, the Flux resource tree, and multi-cluster support that respects RBAC.
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Migrating from ECS to Kubernetes sounds straightforward — until you hit spot capacity failures, firewall rules silently dropping traffic, and memory metrics that lie to your autoscaler.
Radosław Miernik, Head of Engineering at aleno, walks through a real production migration: what broke, what they missed, and the fixes that made it work.
In this interview:
Four months of migration, over 100 configuration changes in the first month, and a concrete breakdown of what platform work looks like when you can't afford downtime.
Learn from production
Pinterest Engineering
This case study explains how Pinterest migrated its search system (Manas) to Kubernetes and tracked down a rare performance issue.
They found cAdvisor’s memory metric scanning caused huge latency spikes.
Soumya Ranjan Rout
This article explains how to reduce a Kubernetes sidecar container from 421MB to 90MB by building a statically linked Go binary and using FROM scratch base image instead of Alpine Linux.
Tamer Abdulghani
This tutorial teaches how to build and deploy production-ready micro frontends in Kubernetes.
It also covers configuring ingress routing for module federation, and implementing CI/CD pipelines for isolated micro frontend teams.
Sina Nasiri
This case study shows how MonoVM migrated from a legacy PHP and cPanel stack to Next.js on Kubernetes without breaking SEO or user experience.
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Build something
Adin Hodovic
This tutorial demonstrates configuring Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA) with custom kube-state-metrics to expose recommended metrics, enabling Prometheus scraping and Grafana visualization of detailed resource data.
Alex Sørlie
This tutorial teaches how to use XDP for egress traffic processing by exploiting veth interface RX queues, achieving 194Gbps throughput compared to 21Gbps with Traffic Control.
muntashir islam
This tutorial teaches how to generate kubeconfig files for Kubernetes service accounts using a simple Go tool that works with both modern clusters (1.24+) and legacy versions.
Devid Farinelli
This guide explains how to configure GPU-accelerated headless Chromium on EKS, enabling hardware acceleration by mounting host GPU drivers, and resolving AWS EC2's virtual GPU conflicts, achieving a 2x speedup in video rendering tasks like Remotion.
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More articles
Lukas Niessen
This article explains how to use ephemeral infrastructure where components are designed to exist only as long as needed, then disappear, making systems more stable.
It details how Kubernetes Pods are designed to be killed and replaced at any moment.
Alexander Obregon
This article explains how to configure readiness and liveness probes for Spring Boot applications in Kubernetes using Actuator endpoints to control traffic flow during deployment.
Nigel Douglas
This article shows how to scan Helm charts for insecure RBAC, secret leaks, and malicious templates using tools like Trivy, GitHub Search, and OPA.
Fatih Koç
This article explains how OpenTelemetry unifies observability by correlating metrics, logs, and traces through standardized telemetry data collection in Kubernetes environments.