
Kubernetes v1.36 turns Memory QoS into something platform teams can actually test in production without gambling node stability. The new tiered reservation model gives SREs better control over memory pressure, stronger observab...
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Kubernetes v1.36 turns Memory QoS into something platform teams can actually test in production without gambling node stability. The new tiered reservation model gives SREs better control over memory pressure, stronger observab...

GitHub published a sharp example of platform engineering: using eBPF to stop deployment scripts from creating circular dependencies during incidents. For SRE teams, the takeaway is simple. Recovery tooling must keep working ev...

A critical GitHub vulnerability turned a normal git push into a possible remote code execution path for self-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server. Here is the fastest response plan for SRE and platform teams.

Kubernetes v1.36 quietly ships one of the most important security improvements platform teams will touch this quarter. Fine-grained kubelet API authorization is now GA, which means monitoring and observability agents no longer ...

Kubernetes v1.36 adds a practical upgrade for batch platforms. You can now change CPU, memory, GPU, and other resource settings on a suspended Job before it starts running, which gives schedulers and platform teams more room to...

Gateway API v1.5 is worth a fresh look if your team still treats Kubernetes ingress as a thin HTTP routing layer. The release pushes several long-requested features into the stable channel, including ListenerSet, TLSRoute, ...