This article shows how to deploy and operate Istio traffic management in Kubernetes, with clear examples for Gateways, VirtualServices, DestinationRules, traffic shifting, canary deployments, circuit breaking, and advanced routing ➜

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Forecastle is a control panel which dynamically discovers and provides a launchpad to access applications deployed on Kubernetes ➜ https://t.co/RjTBe27K2H

KubeTidy helps you clean, merge, and optimize your Kubernetes configurations effortlessly ➜ https://t.co/g23RCvo8hE

🗣️ @_enfinity walks through his project of building a lightweight version of Kubernetes from scratch in Go https://t.co/QAzAECg0Xn 🌟 @StormForgeIO 🎙 @birthmarkbart

Kubero is a fully self-hosted Internal Developer Platform that brings Heroku's workflows to your Kubernetes cluster It enables you to deploy your applications with a few clicks, has a built-in CI/CD pipeline, and supports multiple staging environments ➜

RamaLama lets you run and serve AI models with container workflows It auto-detects GPUs, pulls optimized OCI images, mounts models read-only, isolates containers, and outputs Podman Quadlets or Kubernetes YAML ➤

🗣️ Nicholas Walker, Director of Product at @StormForgeIO, shares insights on Kubernetes autoscaling with KEDA, using queue metrics for better scaling Watch: https://t.co/U80kLyLnfb

KubeElasti lets your Kubernetes services scale to zero when there’s no traffic by sitting behind a proxy that queues incoming requests, and then spins up pods when traffic arrives again ➜

Typhoon delivers a minimal, upstream-Kubernetes distribution managed via Terraform modules and deployable on Fedora CoreOS or Flatcar Linux across cloud or bare-metal environments ➤

Multus CNI is a meta-plugin for Kubernetes that allows attaching multiple network interfaces to a single pod It acts as a front-end CNI and dispatches calls to multiple delegate CNIs based on a `NetworkAttachmentDefinition` CRD ➤ https://t.co/wFj1QsvHxG

This article argues that developers think in terms of environments, not clusters, and shows why workflows should focus on promotions (QA → staging → prod) and not raw deployments ➤

This tutorial shows how to implement Crossplane on AWS EKS for infrastructure as code, covering setup, custom API design, and governance strategies ➤

A Kubernetes in Kubernetes tool, k3k provides a way to run multiple embedded isolated k3s clusters on your kubernetes cluster ➤

Kubezonnet is a two-component eBPF system (agent+server) that monitors pod traffic and identifies cross-zone Kubernetes transfers ➤

Restart-Operator is a Kubernetes operator for scheduling recurring restarts of workloads using cron expressions It watches custom `RestartSchedule` CRDs, and when triggered it annotates the pod template (`restart-operator.k8s/restartedAt`) ➤

Longhorn is a distributed block storage system for Kubernetes Longhorn creates a dedicated storage controller for each block device volume and synchronously replicates the volume across multiple replicas stored on various nodes ➜ https://t.co/9Hmo6fyymu

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KubeDiagrams reads Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, helmfiles or live cluster state and produces visual architecture diagrams (DOT, SVG, PNG, PDF, etc.), with support for custom resources, clustering, and interactive views ➤ https://t.co/IYfGhiT929

onechart is a generic Helm chart for your application deployments It abstracts all the YAML specs and offers a simpler interface to create resources such as Deployments, CronJobs, Secrets, etc ➜

This article describes how a Kubernetes PaaS team implemented split-DNS for Kafka in a multitenant cluster: overriding specific broker hostnames via CoreDNS templates and delegating endpoint control to tenants via ExternalName services ➤