De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast

Kubernetes 1.37 verscheen eind augustus onder de naam Garhwal, genoemd naar de Noord-Indiase regio waar de release lead zelf vandaan komt. Op papier een rustige release: 67 enhancements, waarvan zestien naar Stable, drieëntwintig naar Beta en zevenentwintig nieuw in Alpha. Jan constateert dat Kubernetes al een tijd steeds stabieler wordt en dat breaking changes zeldzamer word...

Andrew "Andy" Block writes books and reviews pull requests at thirty thousand feet over the Pacific, because as he says, he can sleep when he's dead. Between Red Hat's services organization and four talks at KubeCon Amsterdam, he sat down with Ronald Kers and Jan Stomphorst to talk about the first major Helm release in almost five years.

Helm 4 is a story about res...

Ronald and Jan talk with Peter O'Neill and Boris Kurktchiev from Teleport about their talk "Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Why Reverse Proxies Beat VPNs." Both guests bring deep networking and security backgrounds, from early desktop support and Slackware days to leading Teleport's solutions engineering and CNCF community work.

The core argument: traditional VPNs grant broa...

In deze aflevering gaan Ronald en Jan in gesprek met Eric de Witte, Cloud Native Solutions Architect bij Nutanix, over hoe moderne Kubernetes-platformen worden uitgerold en beheerd over virtualisatielagen, bare metal en de cloud heen. Eric heeft een lange geschiedenis die teruggaat tot de vroege vCenter-tijd, via de opkomst van container orchestration (Mesos, Docker Swarm) to...

In this episode, recorded live at KubeCon, Ronald and Jan talk with Jannis Relakis and Michael Seiwald-McCarty, both senior platform engineers at Celonis. Celonis manages over 150 Kubernetes clusters across GKE, AKS, and EKS, but it wasn't always that clean. They started with six different Kubernetes flavors, including Gardener, K-Ops, and OpenShift (both Rosa and ARO), sprea...