CNCF On demand webinar: Kubernetes is the new Skynet or the rise of Kubernetes automation
Imagine a self-operating platform needing minimal human input. Join Andrei as he shares tools like Talos Linux (K8s on bare metal), KubeVirt (VM orchestration), and large-scale cluster management.
The Kubernetes Surgeon’s Handbook: Precision Recovery from etcd Snapshots
TL;DR: Precision Recovery from etcd in 5 Steps This guide walks you through surgical resource recovery from etcd snapshots without triggering a full cluster restore. Whether you’re troubleshooting accidental deletions or forensic debugging, this lightweight and…
Announcing OpenReports: Standardized Kubernetes Reporting
The Kubernetes ecosystem, while powerful, is a sprawling landscape of tools. As organizations scale their deployments, ensuring compliance and security becomes paramount. But how do you effectively track and report on your Kubernetes policies and scanners…
Understanding Kubernetes Gateway API: A Modern Approach to Traffic Management
Traffic management in Kubernetes can be complex, especially with modern applications composed of multiple services like frontends, APIs, and backends spread across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. As these environments grow, ensuring secure, efficient, and reliable communication…
TFIR: “Kubernetes 1.33: Native Sidecars are here, plus Big Security Boost with User Namespaces”
Kubernetes version 1.33, codenamed “Octarine,” has arrived, bringing a wave of significant enhancements and long-awaited features to the cloud-native ecosystem.
Cloud Native Live: Internal Kubernetes platform using vCluster
In this session, we will explore Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) and specifically dive into Internal Kubernetes Platforms (IKPs). We will discuss why organizations need an IKP, highlighting key benefits such as improved developer productivity, streamlined operations,…
Cloud Native Now: “Kubernetes 1.33 Release Adds Native Support for Container Sidecars”
The latest release of Kubernetes, made available this week, adds 24 capabilities in alpha, with another 18 that were under previous development having been declared stable. At the same time, another 20 features have been elevated…
The New Stack: “Kubernetes v1.33 Advances in AI, Security and the Enterprise”
Kubernetes 1.33 brought the maintainer wizardry, with fresh namespace support, native sidecars and dedicated resource allocation for GPUs and TPUs.
TFIR: “Kubernetes v1.33: Faster Networking, Better Security”
Named after the magical color from Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, v1.33 celebrates the open source spirit and collaboration that power Kubernetes.
ITPro Today: “Kubernetes 1.33 ‘Octarine’ Delivers Major Upgrades for Cloud-Native and AI Workloads”
The first Kubernetes release of 2025 introduces 64 enhancements — including sidecar containers, user namespaces, and advanced AI workload support — marking a new era of cloud-native “magic.”