DeepSeek-R1-0528's nanized form chops space needs down to162GB. But here's the kicker—without a solid GPU, it's like waiting for paint to dry...

Argo Workflowsisn't just another tool; it sings for Kubernetes-native CI/CD. It juggles complex workflows as DAGs, brings dynamic execution to life with CRDs and parameters. Got a weekly CI? Automate it withCronWorkflows. Secure those Docker pushes using Kubernetes secrets, and let shared volumes ha..

K3sandMicroK8sshine in makeshift home labs with minimal hardware. Throw inLonghornfor storage andVelerofor backup bliss. Now that's a recipe for tech nirvana...

Kubernetes 1.33brings in-place pod vertical scaling, allowing you to adjust CPU and memory without restarting pods, a game-changer for seamless resource management in production workloads. This feature simplifies vertical pod autoscaling especially for stateful workloads like databases...

SCHIPfaced off with tenant demands for serverless Kafka. Their weapon of choice? A crafty DNS trick usingCoreDNSand a few clevernode-local DNSadjustments. They kept multitenancy alive and kicking without wearing out the ops team. Nice move...

Nixidyturns Kubernetes YAMLs into sleek, declarative Nix setups. It offers a robust, repeatable config flow—even for those complex Helm charts. Spice up your deployment by pairingArgoCDwith encrypted secrets viasops-secrets-operator. Now you can wrangle sensitive data in Git with style—and security...

Edithits GitHub's Container Registry like a buzzsaw, powered by Docker. Built forApple Silicon, it ridesAlpinelike a speed demon. No fuss, just raw efficiency...

Kubeappsis your backstage pass to deploying and controllingK8sapps with style. Dive into a treasure chest ofHelmcharts ready to roll. For those looking to jazz up a demo, unleashKubedoomorKubevaders. Obliteratepodsfor stress-testing, or just because you can. Craving some retro-futuristic fun? Check ..

The Kubernetes gang will cling to their premium Slack status a while longer. But come 2025, free Slack will beckon. Discord’s got its eye on the scene too, whispering sweet promises of GitHub sync and other shiny toys...

nsenteris your backstage pass to aKubernetesnode. It plays with Linux namespaces, crashing through isolation walls for a direct look inside. Summon it withPID1 and proper permissions, and you're deep in the node's core. No middleman required...