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if you are looking for any repositories to dive deep on the topic of docker image optimization than have a look at this one .... hope it helps you
https://t.co/61HvKapSeY
yoo chat
if you are looking for any repositories to dive deep on the topic of docker image optimization than have a look at this one .... hope it helps you
https://t.co/61HvKapSeY
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🚀building:☁️ Cloud Native Delivery Platform
The focus isn't the app—
it's building the platform that delivers, secures, deploys, and observes it.
I'll share the journey as I build it.
🔗 https://t.co/aAI9zwzhkk
#DevOps#PlatformEngineering#Kubernetes#GitOps#OpenTelemetry
Someone just shipped a full Kubernetes cluster that runs inside your browser. 🤯
Almost nobody has found this yet.
This is Webernetes. ngrok built it because they wanted to create interactive Kubernetes content without spinning up real cloud infrastructure for every user.
Here is what actually works inside it:
→ Full 3 node cluster boots up entirely in your browser tab
→ Pods, Deployments, ReplicaSets and Services all behave like real Kubernetes
→ Pods get actual IP addresses and talk to each other over HTTP
→ RollingUpdate and Recreate deployment strategies both fully supported
→ Real Kubernetes events fire exactly the same way they do in a live cluster
→ Embed a full working cluster inside any web app with one npm install
Every Kubernetes tutorial makes you provision a cluster before you learn anything. Webernetes removes that friction entirely.
This is one of the most creative things I have seen in the Kubernetes space this year.
Repo: https://t.co/99rwpHZr8d
If AI can write your Kubernetes manifest, your value is not YAML.
Things to stop flexing about:
- "I can write Dockerfiles from scratch"
- "I memorised all of kubectl"
- "I know CircleCI/Jenkins/GitLab CI really well"
Things to quietly get good at:
- Reading tcpdump when a gRPC call randomly hangs
- Using strace/ltrace to see what your service is actually waiting on
- Following a request through Envoy, Kafka, Postgres when latency jumps
- Knowing when "eventual consistency" will corrupt user flows
The leverage is shifting from writing config to understanding failure modes in production.
Cluster Agent Swarm Skills is a collection of specialized AI agent skills for Kubernetes and OpenShift operations, covering cluster management, GitOps, security, observability, incident response, and platform workflow orchestration
➤ https://t.co/BsAQfuQapj
1/ 🚀 I'm officially looking for opportunities in DevOps, DevSecOps, Cloud, and Platform Engineering.
A few months ago, I was focused mainly on backend development with Node.js and TypeScript.
Then I discovered Kubernetes. Everything changed.