The sidecar pattern deploys a helper container alongside the main application container in a pod, extending functionality without code changes.
What Is an Observability Pipeline?
An observability pipeline collects, transforms, routes, and filters telemetry data between sources and destinations for cost optimization.
What Is Linkerd?
Linkerd is a lightweight, CNCF-graduated service mesh for Kubernetes providing observability, security, and reliability with minimal complexity.
What Is Jenkins?
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that automates building, testing, and deploying software through CI/CD pipelines.
What Is a Pod Disruption Budget?
A Pod Disruption Budget limits the number of pods that can be voluntarily disrupted at once, ensuring minimum availability during maintenance.
What Is a Rolling Update?
A rolling update replaces application instances incrementally, ensuring continuous availability during the update process.
What Is MTTD?
MTTD measures the average time between when a problem occurs and when the team becomes aware of it.
What Is Crossplane?
Crossplane extends Kubernetes to manage cloud infrastructure resources like databases and storage as native Kubernetes objects.
What Is an SLA?
An SLA is a formal contract between a service provider and customer defining expected service levels and penalties for breaches.
What Are Feature Flags?
Feature flags are toggles that control which features are visible to users, allowing teams to deploy code without immediately releasing it.