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Articles tagged with #k8s
A Deep Dive into Resource Requests, Limits, and Real World Failures A Kubernetes cluster often appears healthy during normal operation. Pods are running, dashboards are green, and alerts stay quiet. Then traffic spikes. Suddenly requests slow down, p...
Running applications on Kubernetes usually feels smooth and stable until one day a pod suddenly disappears. Kubernetes calls this process eviction, and it happens when the cluster decides that removing a pod is the safest way to protect the node or t...
Kubernetes can feel intimidating at first. It has many moving parts, unfamiliar terminology, and a lot of YAML. However, once you understand the main components and how they work together, it starts to make sense. Think of Kubernetes as a city, where...
Whenever using AKS, EKS, k3s, or even full Kubernetes before, you have probably seen clusters where every node gets a public IP. That works, but it’s not ideal, especially if you care about security or you are running a homelab / small cloud setup. R...
