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Migrating from MetalLB to Cilium streamlines Kubernetes networking by consolidating load balancer, IP address management, and network advertisement features into a single tool. This article details how Cilium—starting with version 1.13—natively supports LoadBalancer IP management, BGP (Layer 3) announcements, and Layer 2 (ARP) announcements, eliminating the need for MetalLB in most self-managed clusters. Through practical YAML examples, it demonstrates configuring Cilium IP pools, service selectors, specific IP assignments, and both IPv4 and IPv6 support, as well as advertising service IPs to the network using BGP or ARP, offering a more integrated and simplified approach to Kubernetes networking.

https://isovalent.com/blog/post/migrating-from-metallb-to-cilium/
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Dropbox has built a flexible messaging system model to support its evolving async platform. This blogpost explores how the new architecture enhances decoupling and scalability across their infrastructure services.

https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/infrastructure-messaging-system-model-async-platform-evolution
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Sven Eliasson benchmarks Hetzner’s Kubernetes storage classes to evaluate their suitability for database workloads. This report highlights the significant performance differences between instance-attached NVMe storage and cloud volumes, offering practical insights for infrastructure planning.

https://sveneliasson.de/benchmarking-hetzners-storage-classes-for-database-workloads-on-kubernetes
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Instant's engineering team shares their journey of upgrading an Aurora Postgres instance to version 16 with zero downtime. This experience report details the challenges faced, including performance bottlenecks and failed upgrade attempts, ultimately leading to a successful migration strategy.

https://www.instantdb.com/essays/pg_upgrade
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Oilbeater presents k8gb as a standout open-source GSLB solution, seamlessly integrating with Kubernetes to manage cross-cluster domain names and traffic with minimal external dependencies. This blogpost delves into how k8gb leverages DNS protocols to achieve automated, multi-cloud traffic routing and disaster recovery, positioning it as a top choice for cloud-native environments.


https://oilbeater.com/en/2024/04/18/k8gb-best-cloudnative-gslb/
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Ahmet Alp Balkan offers a candid look into the common pitfalls developers face when building Kubernetes controllers. This essay outlines practical patterns and anti-patterns—from CRD design to reconciliation logic—that can make or break production-grade controllers.


https://ahmet.im/blog/controller-pitfalls/
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🌍 Terraform Model Context Protocol (MCP) Tool - An experimental CLI tool that enables AI assistants to manage and operate Terraform environments. Supports reading Terraform configurations, analyzing plans, applying configurations, and managing state with Claude Desktop integration.

https://github.com/nwiizo/tfmcp
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Tobias Andersen demonstrates how to architect a multi-cluster Kafka environment using Strimzi on Kubernetes. This article details the setup of two Kafka clusters with MirrorMaker2 for cross-cluster replication, ensuring high availability and scalability for the Heimdall platform.

https://medium.com/@ZaradarTR/multi-cluster-kafka-with-strimzi-io-fafd36c2b413
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Fernando Borretti critiques SQL's limitations in testing and business logic reuse, proposing composable, statically-typed query fragments—'functors'—as a solution. This article explores how functors can enhance modularity, testability, and maintainability in complex SQL systems.

https://borretti.me/article/composable-sql
Taranis Tech demonstrates how they extended ArgoCD's capabilities by developing a custom Config Management Plugin (CMP) to deploy dynamic Kubernetes objects. This article details their approach to generating manifests via remote noscripts, enabling flexible deployments for ephemeral environments.

https://medium.com/taranis-ag/how-we-used-argocd-management-plugin-to-deploy-dynamic-objects-76a59f0309b8
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ClickHouse engineers detail their migration to AWS Graviton processors, highlighting significant performance and efficiency gains for their cloud services. This article outlines the transition from x86 to ARM architecture, emphasizing the benefits of Graviton4's enhanced throughput and energy efficiency in handling data-intensive workloads.

https://clickhouse.com/blog/graviton-boosts-clickhouse-cloud-performance
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