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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

Kubernetes 1.16 brought an exciting and important new feature called Endpoint Slices. It’s currently in alpha (September 2019 on K8s 1.16), but it’s one I’m excited about and will

I get several messages per week asking for a Kubernetes Deep Dive course. Well… I’ve already got one. What is it It’s an intermediate-level Kubernetes course that

For some strange reason, I get occasional requests to turn my books into audiobooks. And so far, I’ve always ignored them — tech books don’t

I’ve just updated The Kubernetes Book to the latest versions of Kubernetes and the latest trends in cloud computing. Every page, and every example has been updated