⎈ AWS VPC Flow Logs, NAT Gateways, and pods, How does a Docker container work?, Kubernetes fine-grained HPA, TRUE Argo CD diff

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📚 Articles

1. AWS VPC Flow Logs, NAT Gateways, and Kubernetes pods :  a detailed overview

2. Technical guide to the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler

3. How does a Docker container work internally?

4. Kubernetes fine-grained horizontal pod autoscaling with Container Resource Metrics

5. Rendering the TRUE Argo CD diff on your PRs

6. What is the difference between a root process and a containerized root process?

7. Maximizing Nvidia GPU utilization on AKS with time-slicing and MIG

8. Maintaining traffic transparency: preserving client source IP in Istio

9. Kubernetes fail compilation: but they keep getting worse

10. ByteDance cloud native protection system practice

11. The guide to kubectl I never had

12. Locate deprecated API clients in GKE

13. Patch any Helm chart template using a Kustomize post-renderer

14. Elevating your sustainability game with Kepler

15. Kubernetes RBAC permissions you might not know about, but should

16. Alternatives to Long-lived Credentials in AWS

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📖 Tutorials

1. How to pair cost monitoring with automated workload rightsizing Using Kubecost and Optimize Live

2. How to deploy a self-hosted LLM on EKS and why you should

3. Istio multicluster with multiple network using istio-gateway

4. Using Git for a Helm chart Repo

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📺 This week on the KubeFM podcast

Configuring requests & limits with the HPA at scale

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💼 Kubernetes jobs

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🛠 Tools and libraries

1. Kube-vip: virtual IP and load balancer

2. Kubefirst: GitOps infrastructure

3. Seabird: Kubernetes IDE

4. Skooner: Kubernetes dashboard

5. Kubelogin

6. Kubernetes autoscaler benchmarker

7. CloudNativePG: PostgreSQL operator

8. Kubeapps: UI for deploying and managing apps

9. System Upgrade Controller

10. k8s_gateway: CoreDNS plugin

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📅 Upcoming Kubernetes events

🔥 Advanced Kubernetes course (London) 📅 Sep 30

🔥 Kubernetes Community Days Porto 2024 📅 Sep 27

🔥 Kube Native 2024 📅 Sep 26

Building an open-source platform for a 105-year-old company 📅 Oct 2

Practical tips for scaling in Kubernetes & KEDA in Action 📅 Sep 26

👉 You can find more events on Kube Events.

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📢 Call for papers closing soon

🔥 Dutch Cloud Native Day 2024 ⏳ closes Oct 31

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2025 ⏳ closes Nov 25

Tech Internals Conf ⏳ closes Nov 1

Navigate North America 2025 ⏳ closes Oct 1

🔥 DevSecOps 2024 ⏳ closes Nov 4

🔥 Cybersec Asia 2025 ⏳ closes Nov 30

🔥 Devopsdays Chicago ⏳ closes Oct 20

RuhrSec 2025 ⏳ closes Nov 10

DevIgnition ⏳ closes Sep 27

👉 You can find more Call for Papers on Kube Events.

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Until next time!

— Dan