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abhinav sharma (@abhinavsharmaa) | Hashnode

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abhinav sharma

@abhinavsharmaa·Joined July 2026

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Microsoft MVP | DevOps & Platform Engineer @KodeKloud | Global Speaker

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ASabhinav sharmainfieldnoteswithabhinav.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 5 min read

Cheap but resilient: the Kubernetes HA lie

Overview I keep seeing the same tension: everyone wants "cheap but resilient", nobody wants to pay for the second replica. That Reddit thread on zero downtime drains for single-replica workloads is ju

ASabhinav sharmainfieldnoteswithabhinav.hashnode.dev·Jul 22 · 4 min read

AI Operators Are Just Another Untrusted Component

Field Note The most useful pattern this week is people finally treating “AI” like any other untrusted system component. The k3s backup restore operator scoped to an isolated namespace, the NAT surpris

ASabhinav sharmainfieldnoteswithabhinav.hashnode.dev·Jul 16 · 5 min read

Field Notes Weekly #1 - DevOps, Kubernetes & Azure Digest

Field Note AI agent infrastructure is starting to look a lot like early Kubernetes: a lot of hand-rolled glue, a few emerging runtimes, and everyone pretending standards exist. Reading through Google’