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Breaking A Kubernetes Service in Three Ways And Examining The Raw Packets

A Kubernetes service is simple conceptually. You get a stable endpoint which load balances traffic across a pool of backend pods. Under the hood it’s implemented by standard Linux kernel features – DNAT iptables rules, virtual bridges, and veth pairs. There’s no separate proxy process implementing the logic for a Kubernetes service, so when it breaks, the errors are just going to be standard Linux…

Demonstrating Kubernetes Race Conditions With A Custom Observability Tool

I had always assumed that updating Kubernetes deployments was a zero downtime operation, but I recently discovered that isn’t necessarily the case.

Assumptions Your SaaS Application Makes That Prevent You From Deploying On-Prem

SaaS is the default delivery method for many software companies, for good reason, but it can totally shut you out from entire market segments.