ARAnand Ravalinblog.anandraval.dev·4d ago · 4 min readAWS Day 43: Scaling and Managing Kubernetes Clusters with Amazon EKS As part of my KodeKloud 100 Days of Cloud journey, Day 43 focused on creating and configuring an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster with a strong focus on security, availability, and cont00
APabhishek pareekinabhishekpareek.dev·Aug 13 · 9 min readHigh Linux Load, Low CPU usage: When CPU Throttling Increased CPU LoadTL;DR A highly concurrent workload can create a large population of runnable tasks, and when that workload is also constrained by a CPU limit, those tasks may take longer to accumulate the CPU time th00
CECumaali Ereninasyali-beep.hashnode.dev·Jul 23 · 6 min readThe Kubernetes Illusion: A $15,000 Cloud BillSome time ago, a global e-commerce infrastructure provider with active operations in Germany and China, for whom I was consulting through a referral, had deployed a massive Kubernetes (K8s) cluster dr00
BSBittu Sharmainbittublog.hashnode.dev·Jul 19 · 8 min readProject: Multi-Model AI on KubernetesA complete Kubernetes project showing how to deploy, route between, auto-scale, and monitor multiple specialized AI 🧠 Learn here This is a complete project showing how to deploy, route between, auto-00
ASArief Shaikinariefshaik.hashnode.dev·Jul 14 · 5 min readEvent-Driven Autoscaling in Kubernetes with KEDA : A Deep DiveAs a DevOps Engineer, one of the most critical challenges is ensuring that services scale efficiently based on actual workloads. Traditional Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA) works great whe00
NDNitin Dhimanindocker-basics-a-beginners-guide.hashnode.dev·Jul 10 · 10 min readKubernetes Day-11: Persistent Storage in Kubernetes (PV, PVC & StorageClass) | Hands-on GuideContainers are designed to be temporary, but your application data isn't. Imagine you're running a website where users upload images or a database storing customer records. Everything works perfectly 00
JSJayakumar Sakthivelincloudwithjk.hashnode.dev·Jul 9 · 13 min readHow Cilium Replaces iptables with eBPF — And Why It Makes Kubernetes Security SmarterIntroduction If you've been running Kubernetes in production for any length of time, you've probably stared at a NetworkPolicy YAML, applied it, and then asked yourself, "Is this actually working?" Th00
SCSam Critchleyinauthagonal.hashnode.dev·Jul 6 · 4 min readScale-to-zero can't count to oneThe advice always had the same shape. Your auth traffic is spiky. Your Kubernetes cluster sits mostly quiet. Azure Container Apps scales to zero and bills you for what you use. You are paying around t00
BSBikramjeet Singhinkkubernetes-k8s.hashnode.dev·Jul 5 · 2 min readDay 6: Who Are You, and What Can You Do? Kubernetes Auth, DemystifiedEvery command you run against a cluster goes through one door: the API server. So the first real question in Kubernetes security isn't "how do I stop attackers", it's simpler and sharper. Who are you,00
APabhishek pareekinabhishekpareek.dev·Jul 3 · 10 min readSurviving A Complete ETCD Outage, Part 2: RestorationIn Part 1 we got a verified ETCD snapshot back onto an Ansible control host, even with the cluster fully down. I've come across many a blog posts describing ETCD restoration process on a single node, 00
