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# DevOps Daily

@devopsdaily · NYC · Joined May 2025

The latest news, tutorials, and guides for DevOps professionals.

[Website](https://devops-daily.com/)

### [Opsville District Guide: 8 DevOps Topics, 34 Quests and the Simulator Behind Each One](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/opsville-district-guide-8-devops-topics-34-quests-and-the-simulator-behind-each-one?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

▶️ Watch the full 30-second trailer Opsville is a free top-down pixel-art town that you play in the browser. Each district is one DevOps topic. The people there give quests that open our browser simul

3h ago · 7 min read [thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/opsville-district-guide-8-devops-topics-34-quests-and-the-simulator-behind-each-one?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

### [Git Ours vs Theirs Cheat Sheet: Merge, Rebase, Cherry-Pick, Revert, Pull and Stash](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/git-ours-vs-theirs-cheat-sheet-merge-rebase-cherry-pick-revert-pull-and-stash?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

\--ours is always index stage 2 and the top half of a conflict. --theirs is always stage 3 and the bottom half. What changes is which commit each operation puts there. Every output below comes from Git

5d ago · 6 min read [thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/git-ours-vs-theirs-cheat-sheet-merge-rebase-cherry-pick-revert-pull-and-stash?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

### [DevOps Newsletters in 2026: Which Ones Still Publish, How Often, and What They Cover](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/devops-newsletters-in-2026-which-ones-still-publish-how-often-and-what-they-cover?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most "best DevOps newsletters" lists copy each other, and some of their picks stopped publishing years ago. This page lists six newsletters that each had a new issue in October 2026, what each one cov

Nov 2 · 4 min read [thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/devops-newsletters-in-2026-which-ones-still-publish-how-often-and-what-they-cover?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

### [p50 vs p95 vs p99 Latency: A Cheat Sheet With the Math Behind It](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/p50-vs-p95-vs-p99-latency-a-cheat-sheet-with-the-math-behind-it?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A percentile is a rank: sort the requests, then read the value at a position. Everything below follows from that. Python output comes from Python 3.11 in a scratch directory. Simulator numbers come fr

Oct 30 · 7 min read [thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/p50-vs-p95-vs-p99-latency-a-cheat-sheet-with-the-math-behind-it?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

### [Kubernetes Pod Stuck in Pending: FailedScheduling Reasons Decoded](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/kubernetes-pod-stuck-in-pending-failedscheduling-reasons-decoded?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When a pod stays Pending, the scheduler has already written down why. Get it with either command: kubectl describe pod <pod> # read the Events section at the bottom kubectl get events -A --field-

Oct 28 · 7 min read [thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev](https://thedevopsdaily.hashnode.dev/kubernetes-pod-stuck-in-pending-failedscheduling-reasons-decoded?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)