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News and links on architecting and developing apps on Kubernetes curated by the @Learnk8s team Mastodon: @[email protected]
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This case study shows how Airbnb runs a distributed SQL database across multiple Kubernetes clusters, coordinating node replacements, using custom operators, and isolating failures by availability zone ➤ ku.bz/Kl24ZfR0Z
Rook is a Kubernetes Operator that automates deployment, scaling, and lifecycle management of Ceph storage It delivers cloud-native block, file, and object storage as a self-healing, production-ready service inside Kubernetes ➜ ku.bz/cJNB5kLrN
🗣️ Aviv Shukron, VP Product @ @Komodor_com, discusses critical risks of implementing auto scaling in production Kubernetes environments. He warns that reliability and cost are two sides of the same coin Watch the full interview: ku.bz/HZc2ftY_R
This tool lets you define add-ons (Helm charts, YAML, kustomize, etc.) in a management cluster and automatically deploy them across multiple target clusters with dependency ordering and drift detection ➤ ku.bz/bfhT9vf44
KubeSphere is a cloud-native platform for managing applications on Kubernetes It features a user-friendly interface, supports multi-tenancy, and streamlines DevOps workflows ➜ ku.bz/7WlPVsz7d
Your container does not have GPU drivers installed So, how does PyTorch inside it actually use the host's GPU? Let me explain 🧵
This article explores how scheduling policies can optimize resource usage while preserving fault tolerance It covers strategies for using anti-affinity, spread constraints, and affinity weights to balance cost and resilience ➤ ku.bz/2wgGRZMjd
In this report, you will learn how Kubernetes teams actually scale AI workloads based on 917 survey responses, revealing the gap between vendor capabilities and real-world GPU utilization challenges ➤ ku.bz/B3nxKPYpV
You can use the Kubernetes Descheduler to evict pods based on specific strategies so that the pods can be rescheduled onto more appropriate nodes ➤ ku.bz/GCbVMG-Ms
This article explains how Kubernetes assigns priority to Pods with PriorityClasses, and how it can evict lower-priority Pods to make room for higher-priority ones when resources are tight ➤ ku.bz/FNdcf4LF3
This tool offers a dashboard + agent setup to collect metrics from Kubernetes clusters and visualize them in real time, while also managing workloads across multiple clusters ➤ ku.bz/8yJPY7NxB
🗣️ James Wilson, VP of Engineering & Product Development Leader at @nopsio, discusses how Karpenter's donation to the Cloud Native Foundation will shape autoscaling's future Watch: ku.bz/xkx3gGmlT
This article describes how the author scaled a FastAPI service to handle 200,000 requests per minute using Gunicorn + Uvicorn workers and Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler, with async endpoint optimization and autoscaling strategies ➤ ku.bz/k7xBpkm1J
NGINX Gateway Fabric is an open-source project that implements the Gateway API using NGINX as the data plane The goal of this project is to implement the core Gateway APIs ➜ ku.bz/D0-bgzmCl
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GitHub - nginx/nginx-gateway-fabric: NGINX Gateway Fabric provides an implementation for the...
NGINX Gateway Fabric provides an implementation for the Gateway API using NGINX as the data plane. - nginx/nginx-gateway-fabric
KubeCodex is a standardized GitOps directory layout you plug into your repo so that ArgoCD can manage Kubernetes apps cleanly across multiple clusters ➤ ku.bz/vwgYLh3Ny
Tortoise tracks past resource usage and the number of replicas and continues to optimize HPA and Resource Request/Limit based on that data ➜ ku.bz/4Zk3-GGKR
🗣️ @zroubalik, Founder & CTO @ @kedifyio, shares his perspective on three Kubernetes tools that are shaping the future of cloud-native infrastructure Watch the full interview: ku.bz/vc-lBjCr0
This article describes three standout features that make cluster operations smoother with Kubernetes 1.33: - in-place vertical autoscaling, - user namespaces, - and stable sidecar containers ➤ ku.bz/lJjVCWr8w
TypeKro lets you model Kubernetes using pure TypeScript with compile-time type safety, runtime dependency orchestration, CEL expressions, and deterministic YAML/GitOps export ➜ ku.bz/yjQ3pNHff
frp is a tool that lets you expose a server behind NAT or firewall to the internet, supporting TCP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and even P2P modes ➤ ku.bz/74QXmzGvz
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