1. “Piloting through the Fog: A Tale of Migrating to a New Kubernetes Platform” by Jacob Brandt, Klaviyo.
“I have some experience with Docker and ECS, but I am a complete noob when it comes to Kubernetes and related technologies. [..] In this post I go through my journey of migrating one such service from Klaviyo’s legacy kubernetes platform, to our new spiffy, well-managed platform.”
2. “A guide to modern Kubernetes network policies” by Scott Rigby, Buoyant.
“This guide is for anyone interested in learning more about policy-based controls for your Kubernetes network traffic. You will learn about the different types of policies and why they matter, the pros and cons of each, how to define them, and when to combine them.”
3. “Using the Kubernetes Resource Model to provision Cloud infrastructure” by Briant Grant, original lead architect of Kubernetes.
“In previous posts, I touched on the topic of Kubernetes being used as a universal control plane and using the Kubernetes Resource Model as a declarative configuration mechanism. In this post, I want to go into more depth regarding the use of the Kubernetes control plane and API to provision Cloud infrastructure declaratively.
4. “OpenTofu: RKE2 Cluster with Cilium on Azure” by Eleni Grosdouli.
“We will demonstrate how to use OpenTofu to automate the deployment. [..] Additionally, we will demonstrate how easy it is to customise the Cilium configuration and enable kube-vip for LoadBalancer services from the HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language) definition.”
5. “Building a Real-world Kubernetes Operator” by Anurag Rajawat.
“In this series of in-depth tutorials, you'll learn how to build a real-world Kubernetes Operator in Golang with integration and end-to-end testing. We'll focus on hands-on coding to give you practical experience. We'll build an operator similar to Nimbus from scratch, just like my team did.”
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