ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of DevOps Accents, Kirill previews for Leo his speech for DevOps Pro Europe 2026. He examines the rise of Kubernetes as a near-requirement in tech—for both organizations and professionals—and why its dominance has surprisingly little to do with scaling, microservices, or capacity concerns. Also in this conversation:
- How to become a public speaker?
- When not to use Kubernetes?
- Do we need to talk about GitOps?
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Show Notes:
- DevOps Pro Europe 2026.
- Kirill’s speech on May 20.
- mkdev’s tips for passing CKA exam.
- Preparing for CKA certification with a real example.
- all mkdev videos on Kubernetes and containers.
- CNCF report Leo mentions.
Podcast editing: Mila Jones / milajonesproduction@gmail.com
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