Spotlight
Bruno Costa
This tutorial explains how In-Place Pod Resize enables you to change the CPU and memory allocation for a running Pod without needing to restart it, allowing you to adjust resources on the fly and avoid downtime or wasteful overprovisioning.
Dominik Szymański
This article explains why the author switched from Docker to Podman, highlighting its rootless security model, lighter resource footprint, and tighter integration with Linux and Kubernetes.
Vincent von Büren
This article describes a real-world incident in which a high-privilege Kubernetes service account token was accidentally logged in plaintext.
This article announces that Kubernetes 1.34 now offers an alpha-level Changed Block Tracking (CBT) API allowing CSI drivers to quickly detect which blocks changed between two snapshots.
Tools and utilities
This tool helps you build and run distributed AI workflows and autonomous agents on Kubernetes, with a Python SDK, graph-based orchestration, state persistence, and scheduling.
VolSync asynchronously replicates Kubernetes persistent volumes between clusters using rsync or rclone.
This Virtual Kubelet implementation makes Kubernetes appear to have a GPU-backed node via RunPod, letting you schedule GPU workloads seamlessly without owning GPU infrastructure.
DB Query Operator turns SQL query results from PostgreSQL into manifests via Go templates, then reconciles them.
This is a Golang tool that inspects GPU resource allocation and usage within Kubernetes clusters, reducing API server overhead by up to ~75 % while giving clear usage stats per node and pod.
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Learn from production
Sanadhi Sutandi
This case study explains how the team at Beekeeper by LumApps adopted Karpenter on their Amazon EKS clusters.
It shares real-world lessons around AMI drift, node disruption budgets and scaling flexibility.
Miroslav Hrivnak
This case study explains how Coreteq moved from Docker Swarm to Kubernetes, replacing NFS with distributed storage, adopting Argo CD for GitOps and using Vault for secrets while redesigning networking for better reliability.
Evgeny Kharitonov
This case study details how Tailor Tech’s platform team transformed developer experience by shifting from docker-compose to remote AWS EKS namespaces and automating workflows using MCP servers and Argo CD.
Sai Kiran Pikili
This article walks through how to route gRPC traffic via an AWS ALB into Traefik as the Kubernetes Ingress, and explains why health-checks and protocol mismatches (HTTP/2 vs gRPC) can break things.
Matching jobs
DevSecOps Engineer with Built Technologies
Salary: $120K to $185K a year
Location: fully remote
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Python, Javascript, Typescript, Go, SQL, C++, C#, Snowflake
Machine Learning Engineer with Grafana Labs
Salary: CA$186.37K to CA$223.64K a year
Location: remote from Canada
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Python, Javascript, Typescript, Go, Rust
Platform Engineer with Geotab
Salary: $38.56K to $330K a year
Location: fully remote
Tech stack: Kubernetes, GCP, OpenShift, ArgoCD, Docker, Java, Python, Shell, Go, Terraform
Platform Engineer with National Information Solutions Cooperative (NISC)
Salary: $24.75K to $484K a year
Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in Cedar Rapids, IA; Lake Saint Louis, MO; Mandan, ND, USA
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, SQL, Python, Java, Typescript, Cassandra, Spark, Terraform
Software Engineer with Forter
Salary: $67.5K to $660K a year
Location: based in the office (and remote from home) in NYC, NY, USA
Tech stack: Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Python, Java, Kotlin, Rust, Go
Build something
David WOGLO
This tutorial walks you through how to mimic S3-like object storage inside Kubernetes and automate static website deployments using that storage, letting you host static sites without relying on external S3.
Oluchi Njoku
This article recounts a DevOps intern’s experience integrating Jenkins with a Kubernetes cluster, detailing steps to run pipelines inside Kubernetes, configure agents, and link build jobs to cluster deployments.
Itchimonji
This tutorial teaches you how to deploy Jaeger on Kubernetes, configure tracing, and visualize traces to debug and optimize microservices performance.
Destiny Erhabor
This tutorial walks through Kubernetes networking theory and hands-on examples, covering pod connectivity, services, DNS, load balancing, network policies, and common pitfalls.
More articles
Federico Paparoni
This article introduces ChaosRoom, a playful tool that helps engineers learn chaos engineering by running mini-games simulating faults and observing how systems respond.
Fernando Duran
This article shares how the author moved workloads off the big managed Kubernetes clouds and onto cheaper VM providers like Hetzner, using a lighter control-plane setup.
This article explains that with Kubernetes v1.34, Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) adds consumable capacity, which lets devices share things like GPU memory or bandwidth in smaller, flexible chunks instead of giving everything to one pod.
Boris Zaikin
This article explains how to run AI/ML and large-language-model inference in production by using MLflow for experiment tracking/versioning, KServe for model serving, and vLLM for LLM inference on a Kubernetes cluster.
