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The best AI reviewers are not just reading one file. They are reading the whole tree Shivay Lamba on what AI code review gets right today 📺: https://ku.bz/lzl3pF_Ft

0 vue 21/10/2026

“Configuration review needs testing, not just visual inspection.” Henrik Rexed on why YAML and Helm changes slip through 📺: https://ku.bz/KGQ_b20nQ

0 vue 21/10/2026

🗣️ Frédéric Gaudet explains the critical relationship between Kubernetes deployment strategies and Istio's warm-up feature effectiveness. Without proper rollout configurations, warm-up becomes completely ineffective Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/grxcypt9j

0 vue 21/10/2026

Join Graziano Casto of Akuity at LearnKube Day Salt Lake City 2026 for Kubernetes lightning talks, YAML Games, and a community reception with DJ Amin Astaneh Learn more: https://learnkube.com/learnkube-day-salt-lake-city-2026

0 vue 21/10/2026

Managed Kubernetes should remove heavy lifting, not remove understanding YongKang He on the limit of abstraction in production 📺: https://ku.bz/8Q7Vy60P7

0 vue 20/10/2026

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"My biggest surprise was that kubelet pulls images serially by default. One big image blocks everything else." Jan Ludvik on a one-flag fix for faster node startup 📺: https://ku.bz/B7TzKXyxf

0 vue 20/10/2026

Abstraction stops helping when your team cannot explain what happened in production Bill Shelton on why guided analysis matters during incidents 📺: https://ku.bz/cDnQHYcvj

0 vue 20/10/2026

“A lot of it still feels hacked together.” Glen Messenger on the reality of AI-native infrastructure 📺: https://ku.bz/N5njxPHdY

0 vue 19/10/2026

100 pods on the same node. Node-level firewall rules don't separate them. Network policy does: east-west traffic control at the pod level. Service Mesh adds mTLS on top Rodrigo Bersa on pod security 📺: https://ku.bz/dB7PDNt0v

0 vue 19/10/2026

🗣️ Owumi Festus explains how he built a lightweight version of Kubernetes from scratch, stripping away complexity while preserving core concepts for first-principles understanding Watch: https://ku.bz/pf5kK9lQF

0 vue 19/10/2026

“Good AI tooling should speed teams up without hiding the system from the people responsible for it.” Christopher Tineo on AI for platform teams 📺: https://ku.bz/5f9sFC6CG

0 vue 16/10/2026

“Developers should know Kubernetes.” David Parry on why local runtimes like Docker Desktop help teams test, learn the platform, and keep ownership close to the code 📺: https://ku.bz/c5J05syX3

0 vue 16/10/2026

🗣️ Ben Poland discusses unexpected Kubernetes scaling challenges when migrating CI from Jenkins to Buildkite, hitting internal throttling and etcd limits with thousands of smaller pods Watch: https://ku.bz/klBmzMY5-

0 vue 16/10/2026

“You should be building a cluster with purpose.” Joel Vasallo on multi-tenancy, guardrails, and cluster sprawl 📺: https://ku.bz/zTPZwj-__

0 vue 15/10/2026

🗣️ Danyl Novhorodov explores how BEAM runtimes and Actor models provide built-in fault tolerance and scalability without requiring external orchestration like Kubernetes Watch: https://ku.bz/BYhFw8RwW

0 vue 15/10/2026

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Assume your AI can be nefarious. Assume the worst, but hope for the best Andrew Block on zero trust for AI 📺: https://ku.bz/-q_FYPGj8

0 vue 15/10/2026

The control plane burden is completely gone — AWS handles it Raglin Anthony on EKS Hybrid Nodes and on-prem Kubernetes 📺: https://ku.bz/2XqMJnLVx

0 vue 14/10/2026

"The quality of the recommendation that you're going to give to the developer is paramount." Robin Elliott on earning trust in cost optimization 📺: https://ku.bz/rD9v3_N25

0 vue 14/10/2026

"If the disk filled up before backup ran, the Postgres instance would go down." Ziv Yatzik on why existing backup solutions fall short 📺: https://ku.bz/Rg_sQYSmw

0 vue 14/10/2026

"Two systems independently fighting over the same pod is worse than either alone." Nic Vermande on automation guardrails 📺: https://ku.bz/NrSRK80WN

0 vue 13/10/2026

🗣️ Oleksii Kolodiazhnyi, Senior Architect at Mirantis, explains why effective Kubernetes workload assessment must start with business understanding rather than technical details Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/zDThxGQsP

0 vue 13/10/2026

Acting without undo has to be earned before Kubernetes automation changes production Nic Vermande from ScaleOps explains why read-only proof and reversible guardrails matter 📺: https://ku.bz/dY0R0kk15

0 vue 13/10/2026

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Automation can only replace human judgment if your pod signals are strong enough to trust Jason Deal on what Kubernetes platforms still need to get right before upgrades can be fully automated 📺: https://ku.bz/1_-DTgLsg

0 vue 12/10/2026

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"I expect Kubernetes infrastructure to become more and more invisible as customers focus on the applications that delight their users." Alex Kestner on the next 10 years of Kubernetes 📺: https://ku.bz/blMzG_XM7

0 vue 12/10/2026

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🗣️ Brian Donelan explains custom CloudWatch metrics for Kubernetes autoscaling with KEDA based on MacBook screen lock events, showcasing event-driven elasticity beyond traditional CPU/memory metrics Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/sFd8TL1cS

0 vue 12/10/2026

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Trust in AI recommendations depends on strong guardrails Pronomita Dey on trusting AI recommendations 📺: https://ku.bz/lm5jTjdVN

0 vue 09/10/2026

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If AI speeds up coding, review has to change too Viktor Farcic on the new bottleneck in delivery 📺: https://ku.bz/7ZnM0ZlDy

0 vue 09/10/2026

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Andrew, Staff Cloud Infrastructure Engineer at SafetyCulture, discusses why they chose to implement a domain-specific language using CUE instead of simply migrating their Helm deployments to ArgoCD Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/Xvyp1_Qcv

0 vue 09/10/2026

Ten speakers. Five minutes each. Practical Kubernetes lessons for the community Brandt Keller from Defense Unicorns is joining the LearnKube Day lightning talks in Salt Lake City https://learnkube.com/learnkube-day-salt-lake-city-2026

0 vue 09/10/2026

Andrew Lee on why Flock26 matters to SREs and platform engineers Andrew Lee 📺: https://ku.bz/BcF7lBGQT

0 vue 09/10/2026

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“For rich context, in most cases the AI fails really fast.” Artem Lajko on where AI review stops helping

0 vue 08/10/2026

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🗣️ Dave Masselink, Software Engineer and Founder at Compute Gardener, breaks down how their scheduler achieved 50% carbon emission reductions for deferrable workloads Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/zk2xM1lfW

0 vue 08/10/2026

Diana Todea from VictoriaMetrics on what attendees can expect from her session at LearnKubeDay Learn more about the event: https://learnkube.com/learnkube-day-salt-lake-city-2026

0 vue 08/10/2026

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The resources are not unlimited. We should find a way to use them more efficiently Koray Oksay on scaling Kubernetes when GPU capacity is scarce 📺: https://ku.bz/yrtRLM

0 vue 07/10/2026

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Start edge Kubernetes with lightweight images and strong networking fundamentals Jordan Karapanagiotis on what teams should keep in mind first 📺: https://ku.bz/5PD0t32XG

0 vue 07/10/2026

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"Cloud providers have buffer capacity sitting idle. They sell it cheap — on the condition they can take it back." Varnit Goyal on how Spot Instances power a $2/month Kubernetes cluster 📺: https://ku.bz/HpVyQMVv0

0 vue 07/10/2026

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GitOps resolves real problems, but it also creates new ones to manage Shani Adadi Kazaz on GitOps tradeoffs 📺: https://ku.bz/kThBjp3Lj

0 vue 06/10/2026

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🗣️ Dilshan Wijesooriya explains how upgrading to AL2023 broke their cluster autoscaler—it had been silently using the EC2 instance role instead of its own pod-level IAM role Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/T_YPfTfDb

0 vue 06/10/2026

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Software supply chain security should be part of the normal delivery workflow Przemysław Wojtunik on JFrog, Xray, signing, and verification 📺: https://ku.bz/TJRYGMWV2

0 vue 06/10/2026

At StormForge, well-maintained open-source tools in the CNCF landscape are projects worth contributing to Reid Vandewiele on the StormForge approach to build vs. buy 📺: https://ku.bz/9RmbpWGng

0 vue 05/10/2026

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"Hardware vendors are building larger and larger machines - Kubernetes will need to manage time sharing on devices similar to mainframes. Things from the 80s and 90s might be coming back." Ricardo Rocha on the next 10 years of Kubernetes 📺: https://ku.bz/BCzSD9bF_

0 vue 05/10/2026

🗣️ Thibault Jamet, DevOps and Technical Product Owner @ Adevinta, explains how a routine Prometheus alert about missing metrics evolved into a major production incident involving their Vertical Pod Autoscaler Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/rf1pbWXdN

0 vue 05/10/2026

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"The nicest thing about Kubernetes is the possibility to extend the control plane as you want." Andrea Giardini on Kubernetes in the AI era 📺: https://ku.bz/RS1WM5R74

0 vue 01/10/2026

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Mac Chaffee shares his approach to building internal platforms that expose rather than hide Kubernetes complexity Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/9nFPmG85f

0 vue 01/10/2026

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"In the next 10 years, Kubernetes will consolidate and evolve for AI workloads." Abhishek Rao on what's coming next 📺: https://ku.bz/_q9XBgY2c

0 vue 01/10/2026

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"Everything stored in one state — etcd. No more cross-team Terraform handoffs." — Sebastien Allamand 📺: https://ku.bz/hGZChYmJ7

0 vue 30/09/2026

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"More security focus, more compliance, more standardization. That's what happens when things get boring." Mauro Morales on the next decade of Kubernetes 📺: https://ku.bz/8cpgjFfjn

0 vue 30/09/2026

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🗣️ Fabián Sellés Rosa explains the technical challenges when platform tenants want to integrate with external managed Kafka services, including private links for security and DNS rewriting for seamless access Watch the full episode: https://ku.bz/NsBZ-FwcJ

0 vue 30/09/2026