Registry Mirror Authentication with Kubernetes Secrets
Part II: A Platform Integration Example In Part I, we explored the architecture of the CRI-O credential provider and walked through a manual setup. In this part, we’ll see how platforms like OpenShift and its upstream…
Making etcd incidents easier to debug in production Kubernetes
Diagnosing and Recovering etcd: Practical tools for Kubernetes Operators When Kubernetes clusters experience serious issues, the symptoms are often vague but the impact is immediate. Control plane requests slow down. API calls begin to time out….
Registry mirror authentication with Kubernetes secrets
Part I: Architecture and Implementation In production Kubernetes clusters, pulling container images from private registries happens thousands of times per day. Kubernetes distributions from major cloud vendors provide credential providers for their respective registries like AWS…
The great migration: Why every AI platform is converging on Kubernetes
When Kubernetes launched a decade ago, its promise was clear: make deploying microservices as simple as running a container. Fast forward to 2026, and Kubernetes is no longer “just” for stateless web services. In the CNCF…
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 Co-located Event Deep Dive: Kubernetes on Edge Day
Kubernetes on Edge Day returns to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 with a continued focus on where cloud native technologies meet the realities of distributed, resource-constrained, and often unpredictable environments. First launched at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon…
Kubernetes WG Serving concludes following successful advancement of AI inference support
The Kubernetes Working Group (WG) Serving was created to support development of the AI inference stack on Kubernetes. The goal of this working group was to ensure that Kubernetes is an orchestration platform of choice for…
Kubernetes as AI’s operating system: 1.35 release signals
Why v1.35 reads like an AI-infrastructure release Kubernetes has become the place where teams coordinate mixed production workloads: services, batch jobs, data pipelines, and ML training. The Kubernetes v1.35 (“Timbernetes”) release reinforces that trajectory with changes…
TFIR: “Kubernetes Ingress NGINX Shutdown: Why 50% of Clusters Must Migrate by March”
Kubernetes Ingress NGINX is shutting down in March 2026, affecting 50% of production clusters. Learn why it’s happening, the security risks, and how to migrate to Gateway API before the deadline.
Cloud Native Live: Kubernetes v1.35 Release
Similar to previous Kubernetes releases, v1.35 introduces new stable, beta, and alpha features, consisting of 60 enhancements. Of those, 17 have graduated to Stable, 19 have graduated to Beta, and 22 are entering Alpha. Tune in…
k0s in 2025: A year of community growth, governance, and Kubernetes innovation
As we begin 2026, it’s worth reflecting on the remarkable progress we made with k0s as a project and as a community during 2025. Last year brought exciting advancements, adoption, and stronger community engagement. k0s is…