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Managed PostgreSQL or self-hosted? Compare backups, PITR, failover, upgrades, monitoring, security and total cost, plus when running it yourself makes sense.
Sep 25, 2026·6 min read
How multi-layer load balancing works from DNS to pod: scaling the ingress controller, DNS round-robin limits, GSLB and geo routing, Anycast with BGP, Cloudflare pools, and externalTrafficPolicy.
Sep 24, 2026·10 min read
A practical guide to Kafka KRaft on Kubernetes: broker and controller roles, ZooKeeper vs KRaft, replication and min.insync.replicas, StatefulSet with a headless Service, and advertised listeners.
Learn how a Kubernetes operator works: define CRDs, write a controller with a level-triggered reconcile loop, and build a small database operator in Go with kubebuilder, plus a kopf example.
Learn what CrashLoopBackOff really means, how liveness, readiness and startup probes work, and a step-by-step routine to debug it with describe, logs --previous, events and exit codes.
Make a Kubernetes rolling update truly zero-downtime: tune maxSurge and maxUnavailable, add readiness probes, graceful shutdown and a preStop hook, set PodDisruptionBudgets, and roll back safely.
How Kubernetes requests and limits drive scheduling, why CPU gets throttled but memory gets OOMKilled, how QoS classes affect eviction, and how to spread pods with anti-affinity and topology rules.
How Kubernetes autoscaling works across three layers: the HPA formula with a worked example, choosing metrics, right-sizing with VPA, adding nodes with Cluster Autoscaler, and common pitfalls.
Learn how Kubernetes Ingress routes HTTP traffic by host and path, how IngressClass picks a controller, and how to automate TLS with cert-manager, plus what Ingress can't do.
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