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@pluto_native started using tool Kubernetes , 5 days, 4 hours ago.

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9 new CNCF projects from 2025: OpenTofu, kgateway, Cozystack, and others

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Followingthe recent overviewof newly added CNCF projects in 2025, the next batch of Open Source tools for Cloud Native needs include: - KitOpsfor packaging AI/ML models into all-in-one bundles and deploying them. - OpenTofu, a Terraform fork created by the community. - kagent, a framework for buildi..

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@eon01 published a course, 2 weeks, 4 days ago

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GitOps the Hard Way, with Argo CD

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Build Real GitOps Pipelines From Empty Clusters to Automated Deploys

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@eon01 published a course, 3 weeks, 2 days ago

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AWX in Action

#ansible #iac #AWX #Ansible... #kuberne...

Ansible Orchestration at Scale

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@smh started using tool Kubernetes , 1 month, 3 weeks ago.

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@ravikyada started using tool Kubernetes , 1 month, 4 weeks ago.

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@simme started using tool Kubernetes , 2 months ago.

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@farouklamri started using tool Kubernetes , 2 months, 1 week ago.

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Kubernetes 1.36 new alpha features

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Kubernetes v1.36 will be released in 2 weeks. What will change? Here are prominent newly introduced alpha features in the v1.36 release: - Workload-aware preemption. Groups of related Pods are now treated as a single entity. - Topology-aware workload scheduling, allowing you to place a group of Pods..

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@oseweka2 started using tool Kubernetes , 2 months, 3 weeks ago.

Kubernetes, often abbreviated as K8s, is an open-source orchestration platform designed to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It acts as a "brain" for your infrastructure, ensuring that your containers run exactly where and how they should across a cluster of physical or virtual machines, abstracting away the underlying hardware to treat the entire data center as a single computational resource.

At its core, Kubernetes operates on a declarative model: you define the "desired state" of your application—such as how many replicas should be running or how much CPU they should use - and the system continuously works to maintain that state. If a container crashes or a node fails, Kubernetes automatically detects the discrepancy and restarts or reschedules the workload to ensure zero downtime, providing a self-healing environment that is critical for modern, high-availability systems.

Beyond simple container management, Kubernetes provides a robust ecosystem for networking, storage, and security. It handles service discovery and load balancing internally, allowing containers to communicate seamlessly without hardcoded IP addresses, and orchestrates storage mounting from various providers. By standardizing how applications are deployed and scaled, Kubernetes enables developers to move from local development to global production with consistent and predictable results.