1. "Why Kubernetes is removing in-tree cloud-provider integration support in v1.31, and how it can affect you" by Reza Ramezanpour, Tigera.
"In this blog post, we will examine cloud-provider integrations with Google Cloud Provider infrastructure, how it works, and how we can upgrade to later versions of Kubernetes without breaking our environment."
2. "Write Your Next Kubernetes Controller in Rust" by Thomas Rampelberg, kty.
"If you’re interested in interacting with Kubernetes outside of the golang ecosystem, kube-rs is fantastic. It has a great API, lots of examples and supports everything that I would have wanted. The best parts of client-go, controller-runtime and kubebuilder are all rolled into one, letting you build on top of the rich Rust ecosystem. [..] Keep reading to understand a little bit more about the functionality I believe is required and the differences between the languages."
3. "PromQL Cheat Sheet: Must-Know PromQL Queries" by Prathamesh Sonpatki and Anjali Udasi, Last9.
"PromQL can be a pain, but it's also incredibly powerful when you know how to use it. I've spent countless hours fumbling through queries, and I want to save you some of that hassle. Here's a collection of PromQL snippets that have helped me in the trenches."
4. "Kubecost with AWS integration: Implementing and automating with Terraform" by Anton Kirikov, Palark.
"In this article, we are going to take a look at the things Kubecost is capable of and how it integrates with AWS. We’ll also cover a case study in which we were able to help our customer take advantage of these features and use Terraform to automatically deploy everything they needed."
5. "Internal Developer Platform: Insights from Conversations with Over 100 Experts" by Artem Lajko.
"I’ve received insights from Internal Developer Platform operators, companies that failed, companies that regret it, companies that are happy with it, and those that turned it into a product or SaaS solution. I’ve explored the value it brings and found that, in the end, many solutions share a similar logic."
6. "The Karpenter Effect: Redefining Our Kubernetes Operations" by Tanat Lokejaroenlarb, Adevinta.
"Managing a fleet of over 2,000 Kubernetes nodes and 30 clusters across 25 marketplaces is no small feat. While using Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler and Amazon EKS Managed Node Groups served us well initially, we began encountering operational hurdles that hampered our efficiency and scalability. The complexities of cluster upgrades, the rigidity in instance type selection and limitations in use-case flexibility were becoming increasingly burdensome. We needed a solution that could address these challenges head-on."
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