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.
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Installing NGINX Open Source Ingress Controller in Kubernetes Using Helm
Step-by-step guide to deploying the NGINX OSS Ingress Controller with Helm on Kubernetes.
Understanding and configuring kubectl Autocomplete
Kubectl autocomplete is a command-line enhancement that allows you to create shortcuts for kubectl
Kubernetes v1.34 Sneak Peek: Security, Tracing, and YAML That Finally Behaves
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.
Velero, MinIO, and Kubernetes Backups: The Ultimate Guide
Protect your cluster, impress your boss, and sleep better at night—all with the magical combo of Velero and MinIO.