Shadow boxing video in Bilbao.

My boss can lift more than your boss- @danielepolencic in action! Photo credit to @AmitJayShah, hope I can make it to the next meetup!

Kube Select starts now An NGINX-to-Envoy migration produced five terabytes of metrics per second The verdict: more telemetry, higher costs, and no better decisions Henrik Rexed joins Salman Iqbal and Bart Farrell ku.bz/848pmBN5_ With Dynatrace. Sponsored by LearnKube

Fun Sunday boxing video.

"We need to keep the costs down. And more importantly, it's good for the environment. We need to keep our carbon footprint down." Salman Iqbal on why scale to zero matters 📺: ku.bz/_hMPY1FGj

🗣️ Mike Stefaniak tackles how much Kubernetes knowledge developers should have. He advocates for a "middle ground" approach where platform teams build abstractions without completely hiding that applications run on Kubernetes Watch: ku.bz/NH_jwkNcR

🎙️ What is Brandt Keller bringing to KCD New York? We also have 10 free tickets — email hello@kube.events to claim one 🔗 ku.bz/JkjmffBzw

"CPUs are not real metrics." Nicholas Eberts on why custom metrics beat CPU and memory for HPA scaling 📺: ku.bz/jlDL5XzCd

AI should assist the operators, not replace them YongKang He on AI as a co-pilot for SRE 📺: ku.bz/8Q7Vy60P7

This was fun to record/edit. Enjoy!

🗣️ Paul Butler explains why Custom Resource Definitions aren't always the best choice in Kubernetes Watch: ku.bz/Dmn93dd7M

💥 The Kubernetes Automation Trust Gap study found that SREs and platform engineers trust optimization automation much less than engineering directors, even within the same organization. (Link to the report is in the comments.) This makes sense when you consider who gets paged if something breaks. Directors see the savings dashboard, but SREs remember when a so-called safe recommendation reduced headroom just before a traffic spike, causing major issues. One respondent said they would not trust the tool unless it can demonstrate that it understands the SLO impact and blast radius. Good savings numbers alone are not enough.

🗣️ Mike Stefaniak, Head of Product, Kubernetes and Registries at AWS, discusses why organizations keep AI tools in read-only mode for Kubernetes due to insufficient security controls and AI hallucination problems Watch the full interview: ku.bz/PzjrglcZJ

🗣️ Andrew Charlton explains how instance matching addresses the limitations of StatefulSets when managing PostgreSQL clusters Watch: ku.bz/fhZ_pNXM3

🗣️ How do you build SaaS workflows with Kubernetes Operators without turning one CRD into a dumping ground? Alexander Held explains what went wrong with a 2,000-line CRD ku.bz/TGy4Qn7Qs 🌟 LearnKube 🎙 🎙Bart

Network encryption in Kubernetes: why CNI-based options like IPsec and WireGuard aren't equivalent to TLS. John Howard, Senior Software Engineer at Solo.io, explains the differences Watch: ku.bz/sk-ZF1PG9

Keep pushing, every move counts!

Day 2 of #GoogleCloudNext started with a run 🏃 and Interview 🎤 for @K8sFM with the one and only @birthmarkbart 🙌 #GoogleCloud #GoogleCloudNext #DevRel

Most organizations prefer one Kubernetes distro, but real deployments are not always that simple Przemysław Wojtunik on operating across on-premise infrastructure and AKS 📺: ku.bz/TJRYGMWV2

🗣️ Alessandro Pomponio, Research Software Engineer @ IBM Research, explains how his team addressed critical resource contention issues by moving from manual cluster administration to a GitOps-first approach Watch the full episode: ku.bz/5sK7BFZ-8