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Zendesk Streamlines Infrastructure Provisioning with Foundation Interface Platform

Zendeskhas tossed out the old playbook with itsFoundation Interface. Forget the guessing games of infrastructure provisioning; engineers now scribble their demands in YAML, and voilà—magic happens. Kubernetes operators step in, spinning these requests into Custom Resources. It’s self-service nirvana.. read more

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Setting up Prometheus Stack on Kubernetes

Devtronis Kubernetes monitoring on overdrive. It ropes inPrometheusandGrafana, automates the pesky setup, and shoots real-time insights straight into a slick UI. Effort? Minimal. Results? Maximal... read more

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Post-Quantum Cryptography in Kubernetes

Kubernetes v1.33quietly rides thepost-quantum securitywave, thanks to Go 1.24's hybrid key exchanges. Watch out for version mismatches, though—those could sneakily downgrade your defenses... read more

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Rethinking Node Drains: A Webhook Based Approach to Graceful Pod Removal

Eviction Reschedule Hooksticks its nose in Kubernetes eviction requests, letting operator-managed stateful apps wriggle their way through node drains without breaking a sweat. 🎯.. read more

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Automated Kubernetes Threat Detection with Tetragon and Azure Sentinel

Kubernetes security tools usually drop the ball. Enter the dynamic duo:Tetragonwielding eBPF magic for deep observability, and smart notifications for sniper-precise alerts.Fluent Bitpairs withAzure Logic Appsin an automated setup so you can hunt down threats in real-time. Not a drop of sweat needed.. read more

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Securing Kubernetes 1.33 Pods: The Impact of User Namespace Isolation

Kubernetes 1.33rolls out with a security upgrade. It flips the switch onuser namespacesby default, shoving pods into the safety zone as unprivileged users. Potential breaches? Curbed. But don't get too comfy—idmap-capable file systems and up-to-date runtimes are now your new best friends if you want.. read more

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6 Design Principles for Edge Computing Systems

Edge systemseach have their eccentricities, needing solutions as unique as they are:Chick-fil-Aswears byKubernetesto herd its standard operations. TheAir Force, however, prizes nimbleness and ironclad security for deployments scattered across the globe. Smart edge management? It’s a mix ofInfrastruc.. read more

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Kubernetes Observability with OpenTelemetry | A Complete Setup Guide

OpenTelemetrydelivers a full observability package for Kubernetes—traces, metrics, logs—all without handcuffs to a single vendor. Deployyour own OTEL Collectorson Minikube usingHelm charts. Dive into node and pod-level metrics and grab those can't-miss Kubernetes cluster events... read more

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Under the hood: Amazon EKS ultra scale clusters

Amazon EKScranked up its gear—you can now spin up clusters with a staggering100,000 nodesat your beck and call. That’s a cozy home for either1.6 million AWS Trainium chipsor800,000 NVIDIA GPUs. Welcome to the playground for ultra-scale AI/ML. Performance soars skyward by ditching old etcd consensus .. read more

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The Evolution of Virtualization Platforms: The Rise of Managed Services and Local Providers’ Edge Against Hyperscalers

Cozystackwants local cloud providers to flex by deliveringKubernetes-based managed serviceswithout breaking a sweat. Who needs hyperscalers anyway? Built on open-source goodness, it ditches vendor lock-in, giving these providers the freedom to roll out next-gen infrastructures in style... read more

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