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Forced platform migrations are usually treated as something to survive. At Scout24, a mandatory OS migration became an opportunity to rethink Kubernetes autoscaling, node provisioning, and infrastructure efficiency. John Ford explains how Scout24 moved its EKS-based Infinity platform from a polling…
What happens when an AI agent stops generating Kubernetes YAML and starts operating the cluster directly? Mike Solomon, software engineer at AIATELLA, explains how his team moved from a sprawling Helm setup to Markdown-driven infrastructure specs that Claude Code can execute, test, and refine. You …
Kelsey Hightower, Eric Abercrombie, and Julius Payne II reflect on life after achievement, entering the Kubernetes world for the first time, and how music, creativity, and lived experience shape the way they think about technology. In this interview: Why fundamentals, patience, and repetition sti…
A single Kubernetes CRD for every service request turns small changes into full-platform reconciliations. Alexander Held, former platform engineer at Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, describes a production refactor from a 2,000-line CRD to purpose-built resources and controllers. He shows how teams c…
Most teams scale Kubernetes by thinking about pods and nodes. At Render, Brian Stack ran into a different dimension: hundreds of thousands of namespaces per cluster, multiplied across DaemonSets that list-watch every namespace. Brian explains how Render traced the issue through Calico and Vector, w…
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