🗣️ @hilalyamine, Software Development Engineer at @awscloud, explains what sets Kro apart from existing Kubernetes tools Watch the full interview: https://t.co/2zFUFn4Ric

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Coder lets engineering teams spin up secure, self-hosted development environments in their own cloud infrastructure on VMs, Kubernetes, or Docker—fully defined by Terraform and accessed over fast WireGuard tunnels ➤ https://t.co/9BMpgN1eQg

Kubetail is a bash script that enables you to aggregate (tail/follow) logs from multiple pods into one stream This is equivalent to running `kubectl logs -f`, but for multiple pods ➜

🗣️ Billy Thompson shares his perspective on three Kubernetes tools gaining momentum: Dapr for distributed application runtime, Crossplane for infrastructure reconciliation, and Kyverno for policy enforcement Watch the full interview: https://t.co/QsvhBSGLPk

This tutorial walks through Kubernetes networking theory and hands-on examples, covering pod connectivity, services, DNS, load balancing, network policies, and common pitfalls ➤

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 ➜

🗣️ Yue Yin explains how ByteDance tackled resource management at scale with a unified scheduling system for dynamic resource allocation Watch: https://t.co/CKO8UpNjJL

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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 ➤

This tool runs a Kubernetes operator that manages OpenTelemetry Collectors and auto-instrumentation for your workloads ➤

Kine is an etcdshim that translates etcd API to SQLite, Postgres, Mysql, and dqlite ➜

Observability in Kubernetes is more than just a buzzword, explains @Art3m8 Watch: https://t.co/vma7LIqajF

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This week on the Learn Kubernetes Weekly: 🔥 Informers Are Easy to Misuse 🎤 Three Optimization Lessons 🛑 Graceful Shutdown 🚪 Namespaces & Multi-tenancy 🎯 Centralizing Helm with HTTPProxy ⭐️ @StormForgeIO by CloudBolt Read it now: https://t.co/459kkBCclK

🗣️ @iWorkNTheCloud, CTO @ @Tintri, explains how Tintri is addressing critical gaps in the Kubernetes storage ecosystem by providing visibility and performance optimization for persistent volumes Watch: https://t.co/cczGuxow8P Read: https://t.co/CfpsXcHS3H

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 ➜ https://t.co/tPxMlj50tn

Coroot is an open-source eBPF-based observability tool that turns telemetry data into actionable insights, helping you quickly identify and resolve application issues ➜ https://t.co/cc8cKtWjRg

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This article explains the three core parts of a Kubernetes YAML file: - metadata, - spec, - and status It shows how your YAML declares desired state and how Kubernetes uses that with its reconciliation loop ➤

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 ➤

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