APAmaresh Pelletiindevtoolhub.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 4 min readKubernetes in 2026: The Complete Guide for DevOps TeamsOriginally published on DevToolHub. Kubernetes runs the container workloads behind most production systems built since 2018, and running it well in 2026 means owning a lot more than the base API. Thi00
AKAnusha Kothaincloudtalkswithanusha.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 6 min readLoad Balancer vs Ingress in Kubernetes: Explained with Real-World Examples (Part 1)Introduction One of the most common questions beginners ask while learning Kubernetes is: "What's the difference between a Load Balancer and an Ingress?" Some people think they do the same job. Othe00
ABAlireza Bakhtavarinmicroservice-engineering.hashnode.dev·Aug 10 · 3 min readIntroducing Microservice EngineeringEvery software project begins with a different business idea. One day it's an e-commerce platform. The next it's a banking system, an ERP, or a healthcare application. The business changes. The engine00
AKAnusha Kothaincloudtalkswithanusha.hashnode.dev·Aug 9 · 6 min readHow to Upgrade a Kubernetes Cluster Without Downtime: A Complete Beginner's Guide (Part 1)Introduction Imagine you're working as a DevOps Engineer in a company that runs an e-commerce application on Kubernetes. Everything is working perfectly until one day the Kubernetes team announces a n00
AKAnusha Kothaincloudtalkswithanusha.hashnode.dev·Aug 9 · 7 min readHow to Upgrade a Kubernetes Cluster Without Downtime: A Complete Beginner's Guide (Part 2)In Part 1, we learned why Kubernetes clusters need to be upgraded, what the Control Plane and Worker Nodes are, and the important checks to perform before starting an upgrade. Now it's time to underst00
KPKaran Pratap Singhinfreecodecamp.org·Jul 29 · 30 min readHow to Build Kubernetes Operators: A Handbook for DevsKubernetes ships with controllers that manage a fixed set of built-in resources: Deployments, Services, Nodes, and so on. An operator extends the same pattern to resources Kubernetes doesn't know abou11N
APAmaresh Pelletiindevtoolhub.hashnode.dev·Jul 27 · 2 min readKubernetes 1.36: What's New and What BreaksOriginally published on DevToolHub. Kubernetes 1.36 shipped April 22, 2026 — 18 features graduated to stable, 25 to beta. The two changes most teams will notice: User Namespaces going GA and Mutating00
ETEncodeDots Technolabsinencodedotstechnolabsnews.hashnode.dev·Jul 15 · 14 min readCloud Application Development: Architecture Patterns Every Engineering Team Should KnowMost production incidents don't come from bad code. They come from architecture decisions made early in a project, when nobody thought they'd matter at scale. A synchronous call between two services w00
AMAishat Muibudeeninmaya-blog.hashnode.dev·Jul 6 · 9 min readDeveloper Experience Beyond the InterfaceWhat four months of community analytics taught me about how developers build trust. When people think about my work at the AsyncAPI Initiative, they usually think about product design, and that's fair00
EErezintrigops.hashnode.dev·Jul 2 · 9 min readAuditing Your AWS Dev/Test Idle Hours with Cost Explorer and a Few CLI CommandsThe bill you did not see coming Friday afternoon. Your team ships a fix to staging, you merge the PR, everyone logs off for the weekend. The RDS instance that was provisioned for that feature branch? 00
