When you think "it sure would be great to refactor that code you know you're going to need a part of" and then it turns out you already did!

When practicing your session's demo if it involves deleting a pod make sure you delete the pod and not the entire namespace. Don't ask me how I know.

Just added a new app's RESTful API for user management for a customer. Using our new testing harness we went from zero to production in less then a week. Tested everything offline, then quick rollout. Even integrated short lived tokens, so no API keys!

You kube cluster is on-prem, the api is in the cloud. How do you securely connect? I'll show you how at KCD Toronto! We'll step through how to design a Pod identity that can withstand an attack in the AI age. Hope to see you there! https://kcdtoronto.ca/

If you need multiple manual approvals to get kubectl access or a change to YAML takes 10-15 minutes to rollout, the problem isn't kubernetes. Your security model is making the wrong assumptions and slowing you down without adding security (and probably less secure then you think)

"Eventual consistency is a lie" - Ancient Cloud Native Sith Saying

Wow, RIP to the Kubernetes Dashboard and much love to the maintainers. Headlamp is great! The next version of OpenUnison will bundle Headlamp directly and is going to be released in the next few weeks! https://groups.google.com/g/kubernetes-sig-ui/c/vpYIRDMysek/m/wd2iedUKDwAJ?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer&pli=1

Yes, I am using headlamp on my pixel fold running on EKS with hardware MFA and no, headlamp's ServiceAccount doesn't have any permissions.

Let's learn about Argo CD in a multi-tenant platform!
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