Learn from production

• When ETCD Crashes, Check Your Disks First: A Pod CrashLoopBack Debugging Story

  Anastassios Nanos

  This case study shows how etcd CrashLoopBack pods on a Karmada/k3s demo cluster turned out to be a ZFS I/O latency problem, and how four ZFS tuning settings fixed it — including the exact etcd Prometheus metrics to watch.

• Zero-Downtime EKS Migration: Production-Grade Kubernetes at Scale

  Krishnakanth E

  This case study explains how an ECS workload was migrated to EKS across two AWS regions with zero production downtime.

  It covers KEDA autoscaling, HashiCorp Vault, IRSA, disaster recovery, and a coordinated production cutover.

• We’re a 3-person tech team running production Kubernetes — So we built an AI SRE

  Leo Blondel

  This case study shows how a 3-person team built a Claude-based AI SRE that triages SigNoz alerts, checks Kubernetes, GitLab, logs, traces, and Slack, then ignores noise, escalates, or runs safe fixes.

• How We Set Up One Private Container Registry for 6 AKS Clusters Across 3 Regions and What Broke Along the Way

  Alex

  This case study explains how one private container registry was shared across six AKS clusters in three regions.

  It covers ACR geo-replication, image pull reliability, network access, permissions, and operational breakages.

More case studies →

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Discover more Kubernetes jobs on Kube Careers →

Build something

• Testing Go Microservices with Real Production Traffic Using GoReplay

  Imesh Herath

  This tutorial shows how GoReplay replays real production traffic in Kubernetes so you can test a new Go service before sending users to it.

• Cert-manager on AKS, the Managed Way

  Pixel Robots.

  This tutorial shows how to install Microsoft's managed cert-manager extension on an AKS cluster and use it with Gateway API to issue and auto-renew Let's Encrypt certificates.

• Kubernetes HPA Scale to Zero Without KEDA: Native Autoscaling for Idle Workloads

  Daniel Kraszewski

  This tutorial shows how to make Kubernetes HPA scale to zero with a Redis queue and external metrics, plus the production limits to watch for.

• Deploying a Machine Learning model for inference on Kubernetes (GKE)

  Abasi-ifreke Uwem

  This tutorial shows how to deploy an ML inference app on GKE using FastAPI, Streamlit, GCS FUSE, Workload Identity, Jenkins CI/CD, and HPA.

More tutorials →

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   • The conference starts on the 17 October 2026.

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   ONE Summit Japan

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

   • Location: Tokyo, JP

   • In-person conference organized by CNCF.

   • The conference starts on the 11 December 2026.

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   Monster Scale Summit 2027

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

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   • Online conference organized by ScyllaDB.

   • The conference starts on the 11 March 2027.

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   The Call For Paper is open until 30 August 2026 at GMT-4. More info →

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More articles

• Inside Volcano Controllers: Gang Scheduling, State Machines, and Real Kubernetes Logs

  Talha Amjad

  This article opens up Volcano's controllers to show how gang scheduling avoids the deadlock where half a distributed job holds resources, following the PodGroup and Job state machines with real cluster logs.

• Engineering End-to-End Observability for Kubernetes Workloads

  Pruthvi Raj Seknametla

  This article explains why Kubernetes observability falls apart when metrics, logs and traces don't share context, and how consistent service identity, bounded label cardinality and OpenTelemetry pull them back together.

• The feedback loops behind Kubernetes

  Fatih Arslan

  This article explains Kubernetes operators as feedback controllers, connecting reconciliation, informers, queues, spec/status, and self-healing behavior to database operations.

• Inside Xatastor: ZFS + NVMe-oF for millions of Postgres databases

  Claudiu Dascalescu

  This article opens up Xatastor, the storage system Xata built for millions of Postgres databases, explaining why they chose ZFS zvols over NVMe-oF instead of Ceph or Longhorn, and how their Kubernetes operator drives it.

Even more articles →