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 podcast episode delves into the world of Kubernetes and the emergence of OpenTofu, an open source project born out of the need for open governance following changes in Terraform's licensing. Through an engaging discussion with Ohad Maislish, the episode highlights the significance of community-driven initiatives i...
This podcast episode features a deep dive into the world of cloud-native development through the experiences of Mauricio Salatino, highlighting the pivotal role of Dapr in simplifying interactions with complex infrastructures while fostering open-source collaboration to enhance developer engagement across various commu...
This podcast episode features an engaging conversation with Charity Majors that delves into the significance of observability within engineering management and its evolution from traditional methods to a more comprehensive and context-rich approach known as Observability 2.0. Charity emphasizes the need for all team me...
This podcast episode explores the evolution and capabilities of Kubernetes in supporting AI, ML, HPC, and batch workloads. It discusses the contributions of the Batch Working Group in improving Kubernetes, particularly in the job controller and CronJob API. The episode highlights the challenges and advancements in runn...
This podcast episode explores the experiences and journeys of individuals within the Kubernetes community, highlighting their contributions and leadership roles. It discusses the challenges faced by newcomers in finding their place in the community, the importance of taking initiative and reaching out to mentors, and t...
This podcast episode celebrates the 10 year anniversary of Kubernetes and highlights the events happening around the world to commemorate it. It discusses the updates in the Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) certification and the challenges faced by the Kubernetes community. The transformative power of Kub...
This podcast episode dives into the 10-year anniversary of Kubernetes, discussing its evolution, challenges, and future development. It features interviews with contributors who share their experiences and insights on topics such as namespaces, RBAC, SIG Auth, SIG API Machinery, and the role of special interest groups ...
This podcast episode explores the use of Kubernetes for running Postgres databases, with a focus on the StackGres distribution. The episode covers topics such as the benefits of running databases on Kubernetes, the role of operators in managing databases, the use of snapshots for backups, the Operator Feature Matrix fo...
This podcast episode explores the concept of feature flagging and the OpenFeature project, which aims to standardize the implementation of feature flags across various programming languages and vendors. Feature flagging allows for dynamic control of user experience, operational toggles, and experimentation without depl...
This podcast episode explores the upcoming release of Kubernetes 1.30 and its key features. The hosts discuss the changes to the release shadow program, highlight the enhancements and changes in the release, and emphasize the importance of upgrading to the latest version. They also introduce the concept of "uwu" and it...
This podcast episode features interviews with attendees of KubeCon EU 2024 in Paris. The attendees discuss their experiences at the conference, including their interests, trends observed, and favorite things they learned. The episode highlights the growing interest in running databases in Kubernetes, the importance of ...
This podcast episode explores the upcoming KubeCon 2023 event, discussing its significance in the cloud native community and highlighting the unique venue near the Louvre Museum in Paris. The episode also delves into the origins and evolution of Envoy, a widely-known proxy developed at Lyft, highlighting its contributi...
This podcast episode highlights the graduation of Falco from the CNCF, underscoring its significance as a mature and dependable runtime security tool for cloud and Kubernetes workloads. Host Kazlan Fields and co-host Abdel Sigi Wah engage with Mike Coleman from Sysdig, who reveals the functionalities of Falco, emphasiz...
This podcast episode features a rich discussion on Kubernetes, likening it to a dishwasher for servers, effectively illustrating its role in managing chaos and restoring order in complex systems. Lukas Kaldström, a Kubernetes expert, delves into fundamental concepts such as control theory, operators, API machinery, and...
This podcast episode provides an in-depth examination of the stale reads issue within Kubernetes, a challenge stemming from its use of Etcd for state persistence and caching at the API server. Through discussions led by Madhav Jivrajani, the episode highlights the historical context of this rare yet potentially catastr...
This podcast episode features Bill Mulligan from Isovalent, discussing the transformative technology of eBPF and its implications for cloud-native infrastructure. Through engaging anecdotes and technical insights, Bill illustrates how eBPF enables developers to inject powerful functionalities directly into the Linux ke...
This podcast episode highlights the development and impact of NAIS, a Kubernetes-based platform innovated by NAV's platform team to enhance developer productivity by simplifying app deployment and reducing operational complexities. The discussion illustrates the platform's evolution from traditional IT to a more autono...
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