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How to Use AI to Detect PPE Compliance in Edge Environments

Meet the motley crew that is theYOLOv8-based AI team. These guys get serious about detecting hard hats across countless video streams and they do it in real time. Their secret weapon? The metallic trio ofZEDEDA,Rancher, andTerraform.ZEDEDAtames edge management.Rancherwrangles Kubernetes.Terraform? I.. read more

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Securing Kubernetes: Integrating AKS with Tetragon for eBPF-Powered Observability

Tetragontaps into the kernel usingeBPF, giving containers an all-access pass without the agent baggage. When you pair Tetragon with AKS, you unlock crystal-clear views of process executions and system calls. Security teams revel in this treasure trove, primed for spotting and squashing threats swift.. read more

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Start Sidecar First: How To Avoid Snags

Kubernetesv1.29.0 steps up its game with sidecars now always booting before the main apps. Fancy that. But don’t get too comfy. To make sure everything’s truly ready, lean on readiness probes or whip up a shell script with a lifecycle hook to get that perfect launch choreography... read more

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Introducing Gateway API Inference Extension

Gateway API Inference Extensiontakes AI workload routing on Kubernetes and infuses it with model-savvy powers. It slices latency on GPU clusters like a samurai. Meanwhile, theEndpoint Selection Extensionacts like a traffic cop on caffeine, using live metrics to steer pods and trim those nagging tail.. read more

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Not Every Problem Needs Kubernetes

Most projects don’t need Kubernetes;for 90% of teams, it adds unnecessary complexity and operational burden compared to simpler alternatives like managed cloud services, VMs, or actor-model frameworks. Unless you’re running at hyperscale, need true hybrid environments, or have a massive, mature plat.. read more

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Gateway API v1.3.0: Advancements in Request Mirroring, CORS, Gateway Merging, and Retry Budgets

Gateway API v1.3.0lands with a killer feature:percentage-based request mirroringthat makes traffic handling a whole lot savvier. Fancy a peek at the cutting-edge? Dive into theCORS filtersandretry budgets, all shiny and experimental. Just a heads-up: these feature names sport an "X" at the front—mea.. read more

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Building Kubernetes Controllers in Node.js

Kubenodeis the secret weapon forNode.jsdevelopers diving intoKubernetes. Forget about wrestling with Go—this tool empowers you to wield custom resources and automate like a boss... read more

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ClusterAPI Provider for AWS and Cilium

Cluster APIis the aspirin for Kubernetes cluster migraines, especially when tangoing with AWS. With neat tricks likeEKS upgradesandself-managed nodes, it’s a godsend.KinDsteps up as the management cluster sidekick in this AWS adventure, while CAPA rolls up its sleeves, threading infrastructure provi.. read more

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Tracing Syscalls with eBPF in Docker: A Practical Example

This post walks through an example of combining a FastAPI service with an eBPF tracer to monitor syscalls. It covers common pitfalls encountered during development on macOS, the shift to containerizing the environment, and how the author ultimately succeeded in capturing the desired syscalls—a hands.. read more

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We saved 30% on Kubernetes by switching to 70% more expensive VMs

Omio swapped Spot VMs for standard ones in a single region and unearthed a shocker. Costs didn't skyrocket; they actually dropped. Network glitches? Gone. They braced for a70% budget implosionbut emerged with a grin. Standardizing on 16-core, 1:4 RAM machines cranked up performance and dialed down c.. read more

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