Kubernetes v1.35 – Kubelet Configuration Drop‑In Directory Kubernetes v1.35 introduces a stable, production‑ready way to manage kubelet configuration through a...
Welcome to the first post on learning Kubernetes! Before we dive into the complexities, we have to talk about the building block that made it all possible: Dock...
Native Amazon EKS Backups with AWS Backup For years platform engineers have lived with a quiet nightmare: backing up EKS at scale. As clusters grow and teams s...
The Problem: Always‑On Clusters Most Kubernetes clusters run 24/7 even when users aren’t active. CPU‑based HPAs try to help but quickly break down, especially...
Release Announcement This release marks a major step: more than six years after its initial conception, the In‑Place Pod Resize feature also known as In‑Place...
About This Series This is part 1 of a 5-part series on Kubernetes implementation. These posts cut through the hype to focus on practical decisions: what Kuberne...
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At Red Hat OpenShift Commons Gathering in Atlanta on November 10, 2025, Satish Puranam, Director of Cloud and Developer Experience at Ford, and Sitaram Iyer, VP...
External Job Controllers Reach GA in Kubernetes v1.35 In Kubernetes v1.35, the ability to specify an external Job controller via the spec.managedBy field has g...
In Japanese history, one duel is remembered not for spectacle — but for restraint. Sasaki Kojiro arrived dressed for honor: a long blade, a perfect stance, cere...
Introduction Welcome back to the Amazon EKS at Scale series! In Part 1 we covered the fundamentals of Amazon EKS — what it is, why to use it, and the different...
Introduction Welcome to the first part of the Amazon EKS at Scale series! In this series, we'll explore Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service EKS from the ground u...
