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traefik.io
Here's how to successfully switch to a NodePort Service to deploy a Network Load Balancer (NLB) in AWS and allow TCP and UDP on the same port.

runx.dev
As of this writing (Feb 2022), the big switch to Kubernetes v1.22 in Amazon EKS and Google GKE’s regular channel is imminent.
In addition, Kubernetes v1.18 is reaching end-of-life in March 2022. Both these changes will see a major change in critical parts of the Kubernetes API, forcing users to change their Kubernetes manifests and helm charts before Kubernetes is upgraded.
Not doing so could cause downtime in your applications, so read on to learn where to look for backward-incompatible API changes and how to fix them.

kubecost.com
To help you get started with kOps, we’ll describe kOps and its key features, compare kOps with popular alternatives, and walk through an example of how to use kOps on AWS so you can get hands-on with this helpful Kubernetes tool.

amazon.com
In this blog, I show you how to quickly deploy a containerized instance of WordPress using EKS with persistent file storage leveraging EFS with Intelligent-tiering enabled for cost optimization.

ricsanfre.com
As part of the project, the goal is to use a lightweight Kubernetes flavor based on K3S and deploy cluster basic services such as
1) distributed block storage for POD’s persistent volumes like LongHorn,
2) centralized monitoring tools like Prometheus
3) centralized log management like EFK stack (Elasticsearch-Fluentbit-Kibana
4) backup/restore solution for the cluster like Velero and Restic.

runx.dev
Anyone who knows me, or who has read my work, knows that I can not shut up about Kubernetes. In fact, they are probably part of a betting pool about how often I say that word.
I am not sorry, though. The abstraction it offers makes my job far easier and, in general, it is a reliable force-multiplier for any DevOps team. With anything, however, we have to take the good with the bad, and Kubernetes presents plenty of formidable challenges for new users trying to learn how to use it. In my 3+ years of working with Kubernetes, I have faced several such trials, with a couple standing out as very memorable headaches. As a word of caution and guidance for new folks, I have compiled a list of what I think are the worst Kubernetes nuisances.

armosec.io
In this article, we’ll explain the different ways to manage network traffic in Kubernetes cluster and look at the various types of services available for network administration and their use cases