Explaining #DistributedSystems Like I'm 5 When you really need to scale your application, adopting a distributed architecture can help you support high traffic levels. The problem is: How do you do that? When can we call a system "distributed"? https://t.co/p9vmWoAlc3

Exploring best practices for a greener #Kubernetes Did you know that, on average, 37% of CPUs provisioned for #cloudnative apps are never used, and the gap between resources allocated and resources used is widening? https://t.co/JX0zPv8He7 #DevOps

Your first #Kubernetes cluster shouldn't be a nightmare 🚫 Most beginners start with #KubeADM and quit within a week. The problem? KubeADM is built for production environments, not learning. You need that early win to stay motivated. https://t.co/foGc5avB18 #Homelab

Building a mini #Kubernetes cluster you can access anywhere securely which is powered by #Tailscale - no traditional VPNs, no open ports, no public exposure. https://t.co/PFthSy8lGw #Homelab #DevOps

Apptainer for #Docker Developers: A Comprehensive Guide Apptainer was designed to run in multi-user #Linux systems such as #HPC clusters, where user-space #containers without root privileges are required. https://t.co/u5q54fWr7s

Don’t over-engineer #Kubernetes by treating every cluster like it’s Netflix scale. Start with basics: solid networking, clear namespaces, simple autoscaling, and one GitOps flow. Add features only when pain demands it. #K8s gets messy when ambition outruns actual workload needs.

Monitor #DockerContainers Across Servers With Beszel Beszel offers a simple, #Docker-based solution for monitoring container resource usage and health status across multiple servers through a single dashboard. https://t.co/O7lAaGqyjg #Containers #DevOps

Understanding the core #Kubernetes API isn’t optional — it’s the source of truth. Once you grasp how objects, controllers, reconciliation, and declarative state actually work, everything else clicks. You stop treating #k8s as magic and start bending it to your will.

A Technical Review of Crossplane v2.0 #Crossplane v1 was designed to manage infrastructure resources external to a #Kubernetes cluster, v2 reflects the desire by Platform Engineers to use Crossplane to manage apps alongside infrastructure https://t.co/WiizQSXwv2

Introduction to #JSON for new #DevOps engineers JSON is the glue format of modern infra. APIs speak it, CLIs output it, logs embed it & automation pipelines depend on it. If you can query, transform, and validate JSON quickly, you move 👉 #Kubernetes https://t.co/9b7ZC2QSKT

Use tools like #Kubespray or #kops when you want full control over your #Kubernetes cluster but don’t want to hand-craft every control-plane component. They’re perfect for bare metal, custom networks, or strict infra rules. Cloud-managed? Use the provider. Custom? Use these.

In this clip @kelseyhightower breaks down the key distinctions between #PlatformEngineering & #DevOps. Understand the core principles, responsibilities, and how these approaches shape modern software development and operations. https://t.co/zzt1DBkKO2

The Linux Foundation is the bedrock — stable standards, broad ecosystems, long-term governance. #CNCF is the frontier — fast iteration, cloud-native focus, vendor momentum, and heavy community velocity. #LF maintains the past and present; CNCF shapes messy future. #CloudNative

#CNCF graduated projects aren’t magically self-sustaining — they run on mix of sponsored engineers, community maintainers, companies with real skin in the game. Badge means maturity, not autopilot. Under the hood it’s still humans shipping fixes & absorbing burnout. #CloudNative

#CNCF isn’t really run by a single entity — it’s steered by vendors with money, governed by foundation, pushed forward by maintainers who keep projects alive. The power sits with the contributors, the influence with the sponsors, and the soul with the community. #CloudNative

What is the Smallest #Kubernetes Distribution? We ran some tests. Or rather, several. And in this video, we compare CPU, memory & disk usage, I/O on #K3s, #RKE2, #Kairos, and other popular Kubernetes. https://t.co/fn81oKXvTy

Prepare for the Kubernetes Administrator Certification and Pass https://t.co/3nIB05zkFN #Kubernetes #CKA

For beginners, #vCluster is the most fun way to explore multi-cluster #Kubernetes — you spin up virtual clusters inside single real one, practice isolation, #GitOps, upgrades, and networking without burning real infra. It’s like training wheels for multicluster, but in good way.

Deploy, Configure and Manage Talos Kubernetes Clusters with Omni, in Portainer. https://t.co/vXtznHKk6N #Kubernetes #TalosLinux #Portainer

Explore the transformation #Portainer underwent major R&D investment since 2021: from a small, bootstrapped #Docker UI to a full-fledged container management platform that helps teams remove the ops burden of containerization and #Kubernetes. https://t.co/lQyJZPjuGr