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Congrats to the Kubernetes 1.18 release team. Thanks to them we’ve got our first Kubernetes release of 2020, and I’m smiling! I think the release

The kids go to bed and read things like Harry Potter and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. As for me…. I go to bed and

This is the first of two articles I’m writing on the topic of troubleshooting Kubernetes service discovery.  In this article, we’ll validate the server-side infrastructure. In

It’s pretty annoying when you’re troubleshooting an issue with a Kubernetes Service and you realise you can’t use ping to test it.  So… here’s a technical explanation why ping doesn’t work

Kubernetes service discovery is one of those topics that generates confusion and questions everywhere I go. So here’s my attempt at a definitive guide to Kubernetes

Most people find it hard to get their heads around Kubernetes YAML. This is normal and nothing to be ashamed of. Fortunately… once you get

Last week I was speaking at a conference in Detroit, USA. As part of my visit, I participated in a panel on service meshes. As most

Kubernetes 1.16 includes a potentially great new feature called ephemeral containers. Here’s the premise… Container images are on a crusade to become as small and lightweight