🤝 What does it take to become part of the Kubernetes community? We're releasing "Kubernetes World: Finding Your Path," a book that explores the journey into cloud native, beyond certifications and code contributions Read it now: ku.bz/k8s-world

🗣️ Oleksii Kolodiazhnyi, Senior Architect at Mirantis, shares his structured approach to Kubernetes workload assessment ku.bz/zDThxGQsP 🌟 StormForge 🎙 Bart Farrell

This week on the Learn Kubernetes Weekly: 🔥 AI Infrastructure on K8s 🏠 HA Databases on K8s at Airbnb ⚡ Faster Node & Pod Startup 🎯 Pod Priority and Preemption ⚖️ Cost vs Resilience in Scheduling ⭐️ testkube Read it now: kube.today/issues/156

🤖 Nirmata brings policy-as-code to Booth 1340 at KubeCon Atlanta! See Kyverno demos + their new AI platform engineering agent Grab swag, enter raffles for Ray-Bans, and don't miss the first in-person KyvernoCon on Nov 10 ku.bz/NcwTKq1jh

💰 Here's something that surprised me: most Kubernetes cost waste comes from CPU, not memory. I asked Rafa Brito (who specializes in Kubernetes cost optimization) what the data shows across their customer base: cost reductions between 35-60%, averaging around 54%. But here's

🗣️ Festus walks through his project of building a lightweight version of Kubernetes from scratch in Go ku.bz/pf5kK9lQF 🌟 StormForge 🎙 Bart Farrell

This open-source tool lets you analyze connectivity, inspect applied NetworkPolicies, and generate policy YAMLs, all with an interactive fuzzy-finder UI and JSON/table outputs ➜ ku.bz/HJpY-dbmG

This week on the Learn Kubernetes Weekly: ⚙️ gRPC with ALB and Traefik 🧭 Prevent Failures with Topology Spread 📜 Demystifying Kubernetes YAML 🔗 Shared Socket with eBPF 🌐 Kubernetes Networking Guide ⭐️ testkube Read it now: kube.today/issues/157

This case study explains how BioCatch migrated their Vault environment from costly external storage to Raft, enabling high availability, easy disaster recovery, and lower operational costs in Kubernetes ➜ ku.bz/zPwwpmMyV

🔍 "The direction in network policies is inverted," Ori Shoshan explained on KubeFM. "It's so much easier to say 'I am going to call these services' rather than as a server saying 'here's the list of all services that will call me.'" And I think Ori's right. When you need to

Kviklet provides a secure, self-hosted tool for engineering teams to request, review, and approve production database queries with a workflow inspired by code reviews ➜ ku.bz/blQ6ybFXN

Project Quay runs as a service inside or outside Kubernetes, storing images in S3 or local storage It scans images for vulnerabilities with Clair, supports image signing, and enforces repository access and security policies via webhooks and RBAC ➤ ku.bz/mXXL2JPl4

This article explains how a Security Context in Kubernetes works ➜ ku.bz/jgGTq6n99

🗣️ Tim Miller CEO and Co-founder at kusaridev challenges the common belief that minimal container images automatically mean better security Watch: ku.bz/-2Sqn9Jb9

This project provides a RESTful API interface over the Bitwarden Rust SDK to enable the External Secrets Operator to fetch vault secrets securely ➤ ku.bz/t-WF03pc3

This article shows how to build enterprise-level secret management in an MLOps setup using tools like Sealed Secrets, Git encryption, and clear team boundaries for secure, scalable credential handling ➤ ku.bz/2Dlnrr0W7

1,317 Kubernetes practitioners shared how they manage resources: → 56% still do it manually despite wanting automation → 45% regularly hit CPU throttling/OOM kills → 57% estimate 20%+ waste in compute costs Report: kube.today/kubernetes-res…

Sealed Secrets provides declarative Kubernetes Secret Management in a secure way Since the Sealed Secrets are encrypted, they can be safely stored in a code repository ➜ ku.bz/M_ZTLCWtB