What a Kubernetes PR check should say
A green CI check on a manifest change tells you the YAML parses. Rendering the diff against live cluster state — and failing on the five regressions that actually page you — is a different job.
Read post →RBAC your security team will approve
Every observability vendor wants cluster access. Four questions decide the review — and one of them, about secrets, has an answer that RBAC genuinely cannot express.
Read post →Falling behind on Kubernetes costs 6×
EKS, GKE and AKS all charge $0.10 per cluster-hour on a supported version and $0.60 once you fall behind. Three pricing teams, one identical number — and it's the one that gets an upgrade funded.
Read post →Upgrade blockers and CVEs hit the same workloads
Removed APIs and image vulnerabilities get tracked in two different backlogs, by two different people. They land on the same workloads far more often than that split implies — here's how to pull both lists and join them by workload.
Read post →See what's on your clusters
One read-only Helm install · first report in under an hour · secrets and images never leave your cluster.
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