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DevOps & observability · #kubernetes
Traefik’s Rate Limiting Middleware lets you protect critical endpoints like /login with a declarative, edge‑side solution. Learn how to configure, validate, and fine‑tune limits in Docker‑Compose or Kubernetes, and understand the trade‑offs and practical steps for real‑world deployments.
Choose the right Datadog Agent deployment in Kubernetes—DaemonSet, sidecar, or host process—by comparing coverage, resources, and security. Follow a concrete DaemonSet example and verification steps to ensure reliable monitoring.
Guide to choosing between Automated and Manual sync policies in Argo CD. Compare trade-offs between self-healing and manual control to prevent configuration drift or accidental deletions.
Decide between Longhorn, Rook Ceph, and hostPath for dynamic storage in Rancher. Compare portability, scalability, and overhead, then see a step‑by‑step Longhorn install, PVC creation, node‑drain test, and snapshot restore.
Learn how Traefik Mesh uses sidecar proxies and mTLS to eliminate implicit trust in Kubernetes clusters, moving from IP-based security to a Zero Trust identity model.
Stop guessing where latency lives in your Kubernetes cluster. Learn how to use New Relic Distributed Tracing to map request flows and pinpoint the exact service or external API causing delays.
Learn how to update a Deployment’s container image with zero downtime by using kubectl, verifying the rollout, and reverting if needed.
A diagnostic guide for resolving 'Pending' pods in Kubeflow Pipelines, covering resource quotas, node taints, and scheduler constraints.
Learn how to implement the Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) to maintain application performance during traffic spikes while avoiding common pitfalls like memory-scaling traps.
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