#kubernetes

6 posts tagged with #kubernetes

Every article below is hand-written, technically reviewed, and focused on kubernetes. Posts cover real-world architecture decisions, code-level implementation patterns, and trade-offs you'll only discover after shipping production systems.

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How to Show Kubernetes Context in Starship Prompt [2026]

Build a fast Starship prompt that shows Kubernetes context/namespace safely, profiles slow modules (Git + k8s), and avoids leaking cluster names in demos.

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7-Step Plan: eBPF Observability Without Sidecars on Kubernetes

A pragmatic migration plan for Kubernetes teams moving from Envoy sidecars to node-level eBPF observability, with P99 validation and telemetry cost controls baked in.

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Transparent Huge Pages + Postgres: Stop P99 Latency Cliffs [2026]

THP isn’t “free performance” for Postgres. Here are the exact Linux settings to avoid p99 latency cliffs, plus a validation loop and Kubernetes guardrails.

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Docker Compose vs Kubernetes for AI/ML [2026]: Use Which?

A practical 2026 decision guide for AI teams: when Docker Compose is enough for a single GPU box, when Kubernetes is mandatory, and the cleanest migration triggers for serving and training.

Docker vs Podman 2026: Which Container Runtime Should You Use? Developer Tools

Docker vs Podman 2026: Which Container Runtime Should You Use?

I'd pick Docker for teams that need a mature ecosystem and fast onboarding, and Podman for rootless, daemonless production environments where security and systemd integration matter. Here's the fault line I hit running both in real projects.

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eBPF Monitoring Is Replacing Sidecars: How Datadog Proved the Cloud-Native Future [2026]

Sidecar proxies had a good run, but eBPF is eating the service mesh from the kernel up. Here's how Datadog's bet on kernel-level observability is reshaping cloud-native monitoring.