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Kubernetes v1.36: User Namespaces in Kubernetes are finally GA - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
Kubernetes v1.36: In-Place Vertical Scaling for Pod-Level Resources Graduates to Beta - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/3… #Kubernetes
🚀 Kubernetes v1.36 graduates two major security features to GA: stable Linux user namespace support and fine-grained kubelet API authorization. Stronger isolation. More precise control. Open source infrastructure keeps leveling up. bit.ly/4n12jlo #Kubernetes
Kubernetes v1.36: Mutable Pod Resources for Suspended Jobs (beta) - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
#Helm charts have long been the default way to install off the shelf #Kubernetes applications, but their templating layers can add complexity for what is often a near 1:1 mapping between values and resource fields. The article below discusses a possible alternative you could use.
#Opensource continues to shape AI and digital infrastructure. This month covers AI-driven security, #Kubernetes for #AI workloads, and emerging standards for system interaction and transactions, along with research, education, and community updates. 👉 Read the newsletter:
🦀 Rust + Kubernetes: Next time you need to write a controller, try Rust. • typed Kubernetes APIs • state machine with enums and sum types • watches, reflectors, finalizers • strong error handling • no surprise nil crashes github.com/kube-rs/kube #rustlang #kubernetes
#Kubernetes #networking has a reputation for being the part of the platform people avoid understanding until something breaks. The article below goes through the model from the ground up, covering Pod-to-Pod flow, Services, #CNI plugins, Ingress, and how packets actually move
Scaling worker nodes with #Kubernetes is key to not wasting too much $$$s. My favorite tool for this is #Karpenter but the standard Cluster AutoScaler (#CAS) works well too. The CAS adjusts node counts based on workload demand, but the setup involves a few moving parts: IAM,
Another new release of #Kubernetes (1.36 and called Haru) came out this week with some steady features maturations. It includes 70 enhancements across stable, beta, and alpha tiers. Notable shifts include Dynamic Resource Allocation reaching production maturity for AI hardware,
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Kubernetes 1.36 Haru: Soaring Toward AI Workloads and Ironclad Stability
Kubernetes v1.36 Haru brings 70 enhancements, with DRA maturity for AI hardware, stable user namespaces for isolation, and VolumeGroupSnapshots for resilience. Deprecations like gitRepo and Ingress...
Using #Kubernetes is very popular but there are many use cases where it is not needed. For smaller teams or early-stage products, a serverless CI/CD setup using #GitHub Actions and Fargate with the Elastic Container Service (ECS) can get you pretty far with less operational
Another core #Kubernetes concept is #namespaces. They get treated like folders, but they are really a multi-dimensional isolation tool that shapes networking, #RBAC, quotas, and naming all at once. Most teams either dump everything into default or split a namespace per
Setting up #observability of #Kubernetes is important to monitor the status and debug issues when they arise. There are many approaches you can take for this but likely the most common is using Prometheus and Grafana. The example below shows setting these up. #Prometheus is a
Protect your #Kubernetes identity infrastructure from DNS bottlenecks. Tune recursive-clients limits, enable CoreDNS caching with positiveTTL and negativeTTL, and shield your cluster from phantom timeouts during pod storms. red.ht/4cdMi85
Kubernetes v1.36: ハル (Haru) - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
Kubernetes v1.36: Fine-Grained Kubelet API Authorization Graduates to GA - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
#Kubernetes #RBAC tends to be the part of cluster security that everyone nods at and few actually configure well. The example below discusses the model from the ground up, covering Roles, ClusterRoles, and the bindings that tie them to actual humans and workloads. It includes an
Kubernetes v1.36: User Namespaces in Kubernetes are finally GA - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
In this guide, you'll learn how to deploy a 3-node Kubernetes cluster with kubeadm on Rocky Linux 10, from control plane setup to joining worker nodes. Read it: pro.tecmint.com/blog/deploy-ku… Follow @Tecmint for more #Linux and #DevOps automation tips! #Kubernetes #Linux
Kubernetes v1.36: Tiered Memory Protection with Memory QoS - kubernetes.io/blog/2026/04/2… #Kubernetes
Financial firms, meet your idle compute solution. @FINOSFoundation spotlights 5-Spot — a #Kubernetes controller from RBC Capital Markets that brings cloud-style scheduled capacity to on-prem, helping firms reuse idle compute for batch jobs, testing & sustainability. 🔗
dived into the @kubeflow for my knowledge graph project. spent the day analysing internals of overall architecture. the maintainers advice was simple but loud: pick an issue and start you'll learn along the way. #Kubeflow #Kubernetes #OpenSource #MLOps #buildinpublic #OSS
🖥️ vlebo/ctx ctx is a CLI tool that simplifies working across multiple cloud environments, projects, and infrastructure platforms. Switch between #AWS profiles, #Kubernetes clusters, VPN connections, and SSH tunnels with a single command github.com/vlebo/ctx
Stop letting #Kubernetes manifests intimidate you. Under the labels & selectors, it’s just the same server-side architecture we’ve used for decades—just rebuilt with #containers as the atomic unit. #DevOps
At first sight, Kubernetes may look like a new tech: Pods, Deployments, Services, manifests, labels, selectors... But under the jargon, it largely recreates a good old model, familiar to everyone with prior server-side experience: - A Pod is an "instance" of a service (a "box")
Crossplane v2: you can't jump v2.0 → v2.2 directly. CRD migrations are version-gated. Skip v2.1 and the v2.2 controller expects state that was never prepared. Helm applies without error. Reconciliation breaks later. One hop at a time. #Kubernetes #Crossplane
Kube GitOps Lab Part 7: Crossplane v2 migration Phase 2. 4 gotchas, the full Resources → Pipeline composition migration, and why managementPolicies: [Observe] is your best friend when live MRs are in the way. Full post: medium.com/p/kube-gitops-… #Kubernetes #Crossplane #GitOps
It seems we built a system where deploying code requires the forensic skills of a detective. My engineer didn't quit for money but to escape the YAML. We finally made things boring again and frankly it is delightful. 🧐 #DevOps #Kubernetes nivelepsilon.com/2026/01/17/kub…
Wrote up the full Phase 1: pre-migration checklist, version bump, provider renaming (upbound-provider-helm → provider-helm), and GitOps branch isolation. Kube GitOps Lab #6 👇 medium.com/p/kube-gitops-… #Kubernetes #GitOps #Crossplane #DevOps #HandsOnEngineer
New post: wiring Crossplane into a GitOps setup with ArgoCD sync waves, InjectedIdentity ProviderConfigs, and an XRD + Composition that shows the abstraction pattern even without a cloud provider. medium.com/p/adding-multi… #Kubernetes #GitOps #Crossplane #DevOps #HandsOnEngineer
#DevOps #CloudNative #Kubernetes #Docker #OpenSource #PlatformEngineering #SRE #InfrastructureAsCode #OCI #AIOps #DevEx #GitOps #MLOps #DevSecOps #InternalDeveloperPlatform #Automation #CloudComputing #SoftwareEngineering
Learning Kubernetes architecture ☸️ Control Plane: API Server, Scheduler, etcd, Controllers, CCM Worker Nodes: Kubelet, Kube Proxy, Container Runtime Big takeaway -> control plane manages, workers execute. #Kubernetes #DevOps
🤖⚙️ AI en DevOps: Magia o Ingeniería Real en Kubernetes dzone.com/articles/ai-ag… #DevOps #Kubernetes #AI #Ingenieria
#Kubernetes database struggle is the gap between ephemeral pods and persistent data. We live with volume attach errors during failovers & I/O throttling from noisy neighbors. Now operators are mandatory to manage the gravity of state that #K8s wasn't originally built to hold.
#Kubernetes 1.36 'Haru': Volume Group Snapshots, GPU Partitioning, and OCI Volume Sources openeverest.io/blog/k8s-136-r… #CloudNative #DevOps
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Kubernetes 1.36 'Haru': Volume Group Snapshots, GPU Partitioning, and OCI Volume Sources - OpenEv...
Kubernetes 1.36 brings Volume Group Snapshots, OCI Volume Source, DRA GPU partitioning, and Memory QoS to stable/beta. Here is what matters for databases, portability, and AI on Kubernetes.
This study elucidates the mechanisms underpinning Kubernetes garbage collection, highlighting its pivotal role in resource reclamation and cluster optimisation. Explore further at: nivelepsilon.com/2024/06/12/und… #Kubernetes #DevOps ⚙️
Plan for the UK bank holiday: 1. Hide from the missus and child. 2. Deploy two new k8s clusters for testing (using VCF Automation, of course). 3. Finally get a service mesh up and running. #kubernetes #k8s #vks #vcf #vmware #broadcom #homelab #IsItReallyAHomelabThough
Confused about when to use ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer in Kubernetes? I broke down all 3 Service types with hands-on demos in video #6 of my K8s beginner series youtu.be/oq7v8A85bgo #Kubernetes #DevOps #CloudNative
Kubernetes can be a suboptimal allocation of compute; data show MicroVMs halve latency and cut cost by >80 %. Scholarly critique welcome. ⚙️📉 #Kubernetes #CloudArchitecture nivelepsilon.com/2025/07/30/wha…
🖥️ kelos-dev/kelos Kelos is a #Kubernetes-native framework for #AI coding agents. It does two things: defines the agent and the environment it runs in as one unit & defines how agents integrate with your workflows github.com/kelos-dev/kelos #AIAgents
🧱 ¿Tu kernel sigue siendo el sandbox para agentes IA en K8s? CNCF: tras Mythos toca aislar IA con microVMs o gVisor. Google donó Agent Sandbox (SIG Apps). Containers ≠ aislamiento real. 🛡️ cncf.io/blog/2026/04/3… #DevOps #Kubernetes #CloudNative #AISec #DevSecOps
🦀 Rust + Kubernetes: Next time you need to write a controller, try Rust. • typed Kubernetes APIs • state machine with enums and sum types • watches, reflectors, finalizers • strong error handling • no surprise nil crashes github.com/kube-rs/kube #rustlang #kubernetes
A fast, keyboard-focused, yazi-inspired terminal user interface for navigating and managing #Kubernetes clusters. Built for speed and efficiency #golang github.com/janosmiko/lfk
Understanding #Kubernetes is important these days. Setting it up can be complicated but the good news is there are small-scale setups you can use to learn and experiment. #K3s is lightweight and uses the K8s API but with reduced resources, Setting up K3s is straightforward - one
🆕 New blog post: #Kubectl Commands I Actually Use Every Day After years of #debugging #Kubernetes clusters, I finally wrote down the commands I reach for first - not a comprehensive reference, just the ones that actually solve problems in real incidents. The post walks through
If your #Kubernetes pods are still relying on legacy service account tokens that never expire, it is worth understanding how projected #tokens change the game. The article bleow walks through the mechanics of time-bound, audience-scoped #JWTs and why they matter for tightening
#Kubernetes #RBAC tends to be the part of cluster security that everyone nods at and few actually configure well. The example below discusses the model from the ground up, covering Roles, ClusterRoles, and the bindings that tie them to actual humans and workloads. It includes an
Build #MachineLearning Workflows with #ApacheAirFlow and #Kubernetes. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #JavaScript #ReactJS #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode geni.us/Workflow-Kuber…
#Kubernetes database struggle is the gap between ephemeral pods and persistent data. We live with volume attach errors during failovers & I/O throttling from noisy neighbors. Now operators are mandatory to manage the gravity of state that #K8s wasn't originally built to hold.
Finally improving the first class Kubernetes support in aspire. aspire add kuberentes aspire deploy @mitchdennydev has been working on this! #cloudnative #kubernetes #aspiredev @aspiredotdev
☁️ Cloud is evolving fast - are your systems keeping up? At #OSSummit + #EmbeddedLinux Conference North America, the Cloud & Orchestration Track dives into #Kubernetes, multi-cluster orchestration, infrastructure automation + more. Explore the track: bit.ly/47JV3Eg
Terraform is my go-to IaC tool but there are others worth exploring. #Crossplane caught my attention - it uses #Kubernetes resources to define everything and works seamlessly for provisioning cloud resources across platforms. Instead of juggling Terraform and K8s separately,
Citrix Secure Developer Spaces support on @Nutanix #Kubernetes Platform is here! 🙌 This integration moves organizations away from fragile, inconsistent developer setups toward a controlled, repeatable, and easy-to-scale model. Learn more: bit.ly/4t0HGHo
The debate over whether #AI needs the complexity of #Kubernetes or the expensive GPUs is shifting in 2026 as we move from the hype phase into the efficiency phase. Here is a breakdown of the reality on the ground: 🧵👇#GPU #AIInfrastructure #DevOps #PlatformEngineering
Default #Kubernetes routing, specifically the way kube-proxy manages services, is a marvel of simplicity that eventually becomes a victim of its own success as your cluster grows. Let's take a look at why the standard way eventually hits a wall: 🧵👇#DevOps
Auto Scaling with #Kubernetes. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode geni.us/Auto--ScalingK…
Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) is the game-changer that finally makes specialized hardware like GPUs feel like a native part of the #Kubernetes ecosystem rather than an awkward bolt-on. Look at why this is the death of the noisy neighbor problem: 🧵👇#GPU #DevOps
Is your #Kubernetes security stack ready for what's next? 🔐 The Security track at #KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon India has you covered (18-19 June, Mumbai). Sessions on Zero Trust, AI workload isolation, container security, SPIFFE presented by speakers from Reliance Industries,
How are teams actually running Private AI in production? 🛠️ Join Chris Wolf and Pankaj Gupta from @Broadcom for a CNCF Fireside Chat on using #Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Harbor to scale secure AI workloads. Register here: community.cncf.io/e/mjf4nd/ #CloudNative
Want to join the live session and troubleshoot with us? 🚨 Comment "DevOps", I’ll send link directly to your DM. Free for 1st 50 users.. #DevOps #Kubernetes #InfraThrone #RemoteJobs #CloudEngineering
The most common mistake people make is thinking #Kubernetes & #Docker are competitors, but it’s more like comparing a single airplane to an entire global air traffic control system. Docker is the high-performance engine—the container itself— 👇(1/4) #DevOps
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