Episode 16 – Kubernetes 1.29 – SWA in 2023

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open cloud infrastructure

Sascha Siekmann

10 episodes

8 months ago

open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle.
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Episode 16 – Kubernetes 1.29 – SWA in 2023 – Cockroach on Kubernetes

open cloud infrastructure

11 minutes 21 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 16 – Kubernetes 1.29 – SWA in 2023 – Cockroach on Kubernetes

Kubernetes 1.29 Mandala is out SWA – one year on Cockroach on Kubernetes A podcast recommendation

Kubernetes 1.29 Mandala is out

Hard to believe, but here we are, at the end of the year and we have a new K8 point release. This time, the thing is big. Lots of so-called KEPs, Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals.

SWA – one year on

I started this podcast one year ago and SWA at the time happened to have the largest meltdown of any airline on record. Subsequently, not only did they lose the business of passengers looking for more reliable airlines, they also had to pay a hefty settlement amount to the Dept. of Transportation.

Cockroach on K8

A great article by Charlie Custer was published on the Cockroach blog. I keep coming back to talk about Cockroach because it’s a great database and my own installation experience when I tried it out a few years ago was impressive

A podcast recommendation

There are so many great podcasts out there and I listen to a lot of them, so why not call them out when there’s great stuff to listen to. This time, I want to recommend something related to the industry, the The Stack Overflow Podcast