Make your bash scripts safer.

Kubernetes 1.35 brings stable in-place pod resource updates, pod certificates to beta, numeric taints, and officially drops cgroup v1 support in a modernization-focused release.

Grafana Enterprise patches a perfect 10.0 CVSS flaw in SCIM provisioning. Everything you need to know and what to patch now.

Step-by-step guide to deploying the NGINX OSS Ingress Controller with Helm on Kubernetes.

Kubectl autocomplete is a command-line enhancement that allows you to create shortcuts for kubectl

A deep dive into Microsoft.FileShares (preview) — a new Azure service that delivers NFS file shares as standalone resources without storage accounts. Learn how it simplifies management, speeds up provisioning, and improves cost visibility.

Kubernetes v1.34 is coming in late August 2025, and this release is all about polish and power-ups. No removals. No deprecations. Just features you’ll actually want to use. Here are my personal favorites from the sneak peek. ServiceAccount Tokens for Image Pulls Long-lived image pull secrets have been the awkward relic of Kubernetes security for years. Now, v1.34 promotes (beta, enabled by default) a new approach: the kubelet uses short-lived, auto-rotated ServiceAccount tokens per Pod to authenticate with registries.

Build a Linux 6.16 kernel tuned specifically for your CPU architecture using CONFIG_X86_NATIVE_CPU and unleash performance gains across the board.

Linux 6.16 is here with major improvements: NVIDIA Blackwell open-source support, performance gains, VPN upgrades, and Intel APX groundwork.

Protect your cluster, impress your boss, and sleep better at night—all with the magical combo of Velero and MinIO.