Kubernetes problems often hide in controller timing, implicit defaults, and capacity assumptions.

This week in Learn Kubernetes Weekly:

🔎 A production race condition left orphaned pods blocking new deployments.
📦 Source Hydrated Infrastructure Models commit rendered manifests for explicit GitOps audits.
🖥 Headlamp replaces the archived Kubernetes Dashboard and maps familiar workflows to a maintained UI.
⚙️ Kubernetes 1.36 adds pod-level CPU and memory management.
📊 The k8s-overcommit operator reclaims idle capacity according to priority classes.

Read issue 201: https://kube.today/issues/201

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