A biweekly podcast focused on what's happening in the Kubernetes community hosted by Abdel Sghiouar and Kaslin Fields. We cover Kubernetes, cloud-native applications, and other developments in the ecosystem. Abdel and Kaslin on Twitter at @KubernetesPod or by email at [email protected].
This episode of the Kubernetes Podcast from Google features a curated selection of live interviews from KubeCon EU 2025 in London, focusing on key topics such as the rise of platform engineering, cutting-edge technologies, updates on core Kubernetes components, and unique user stories like running Kubernetes on a dairy...
This episode explores the key features, deprecations, and removals in the Kubernetes 1.33 release. Against the backdrop of Google Cloud Next and KubeCon EU announcements, the discussion centers on Nina Polshakova, the release lead, who details the 64 enhancements included, a significant increase from previous releases...
This episode explores the Kubernetes Resource Orchestrator (KRO), a cloud-agnostic tool designed to simplify Kubernetes resource grouping for developers and platform administrators. Against the backdrop of challenges faced by organizations building internal developer platforms on Kubernetes, particularly concerning or...
This episode explores the challenges and strategies of running Kubernetes at scale, specifically focusing on LinkedIn's experience. Against the backdrop of LinkedIn's transition from a proprietary containerization system to Kubernetes, the discussion highlights the complexities of managing stateful workloads, includin...
This Kubernetes podcast episode interviews Lior Lieberman, a Google Cloud software engineer and Gateway API contributor, about the evolution from the Ingress API to the newer Gateway API. The podcast begins with Kubernetes news updates, then delves into Lior's journey with Kubernetes and his involvement in the network...
This Kubernetes Podcast episode interviews Kakeru Ishii, creator of the Kubernetes History Inspector (KHI), an open-source tool visualizing Kubernetes logs for troubleshooting. The interview covers KHI's functionality, development, and open-sourcing motivations, highlighting its ability to correlate logs across multip...
This Kubernetes Podcast from Google features an interview with William Morgan, CEO of Buoyant (the company behind Linkerd), a service mesh. The podcast begins with news updates on Red Hat's connectivity link, KubeCon schedules, and the open-source project KubeZonit. The interview then delves into Linkerd's architectur...
This interview podcast features Kaslin Fields interviewing John Belamaric, a co-lead of the Kubernetes Working Group Device Management. The discussion begins with news about upcoming KubeCon events and then delves into the Working Group's mission: improving Kubernetes' handling of specialized hardware, particularly fo...
In this year-end episode of the Kubernetes podcast, the hosts reflect on the exciting milestones of 2024, particularly celebrating Kubernetes' 10th anniversary. They share insights from podcast statistics, highlighting a trend toward greater consistency. The conversation touches on valuable community feedback regarding...
In this episode of the Kubernetes podcast, we dive into the recent v1.32 release with insights from release lead Federico Munoz. The release, aptly named "Penelope," draws inspiration from Homer's Odyssey, symbolizing the continuous journey of Kubernetes development as it marks its 10th anniversary. v1.32 introduces ar...
In this episode of the Kubernetes Podcast, the hosts dive into the highlights from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024. They discuss major announcements, including the graduation of CNCF projects like Cert-manager and Dapr, the general availability of Istio Ambient Mesh, and the launch of the new CNCF Cloud Nat...
In this episode of the Kubernetes podcast, the hosts dive into the exciting news about Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) now supporting clusters with up to 65,000 nodes—an impressive jump from the previous limit of 15,000. This boost in scalability is largely driven by the growing demands of AI training and inference work...
In this podcast episode, we explore the vital role of the Kubernetes Working Group Serving, which aims to enhance Kubernetes for AI and ML workloads, particularly those that leverage hardware acceleration. Co-chaired by industry experts Yuan Tang and Eduardo Arango, the conversation covers the group's challenges, objec...
In this engaging podcast episode, the Kubernetes Podcast collaborates with the Cloud Security Podcast to delve into the intricate world of VM and container security, featuring insights from Michele Chubrika, a Cloud Security Developer Advocate at Google. Michele highlights that security goes beyond just technology; it'...
In this podcast episode, Marvin Beckers explores the groundbreaking capabilities of KCP (Kubernetes-like Control Plane). He discusses how it serves as a versatile control plane for API management that goes beyond standard container orchestration. The conversation highlights KCP's unique features, including Logical Clus...
In this podcast episode, David Xia and Avin Regmi dive into Spotify's groundbreaking Hendrix machine learning platform. They discuss what defines ML platforms, the architectural choices behind Hendrix, and the challenges of managing resources in a multi-tenant Kubernetes setup. As Spotify moves toward a unified ML solu...
This podcast episode introduces Solomon Hykes, co-founder of Dagger and creator of Docker, to discuss the innovative Dagger platform, which seeks to revolutionize CI/CD processes by containerizing pipelines for improved portability and collaboration. Hykes argues for a programming language-driven approach over traditio...
This podcast episode highlights Ray as a powerful unified compute framework specifically designed for scaling AI and Python workloads, and explores its integration with Kubernetes through KubeRay. The conversation features insights from key contributors, emphasizing Ray's capabilities in simplifying the machine learnin...
This podcast episode dives deep into the essential realm of chaos engineering, particularly through the lens of LitmusChaos, a pioneering platform developed to enhance resilience in cloud-native applications. It covers the evolution of chaos engineering from sporadic testing to a continuous approach, highlighting the s...
This podcast episode features an insightful conversation with Angelos Kolaitis, the release lead for Kubernetes v1.31, where he shares his journey and emphasizes the community-driven essence of open source, the joy found in collaboration, and the endeavor to simplify Kubernetes. The episode further explores key feature...
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