There is a moment every release engineer knows well. The CI/CD pipeline turns green. The deployment job reports success. Everyone exhales for a second and thinks, “Okay, the release is done.” But in Kubernetes, that is not always true. A green pipeline usually means the deployment step completed. The job
The deployment finishes, kubectl rollout status reports success, and every pod shows Running and Ready. For most teams, that is the moment the release is considered done. Then a customer transaction fails. Nothing crashes. Kubernetes does not restart a container. The readiness endpoint continues returning HTTP 200, and the deployment
BellSoft is bolstering Paketo Buildpacks. As an OpenJDK vendor known for providing tested (and commercially supported) Java distributions, Bellsoft is now offering a new hardened builder image for Paketo Buildpacks.
Linkerd 2.20 maintainer Buoyant claims it has slashed control plane memory usage by 85% in this version. If you want a lean, mean cloud-native mesh, Linkerd is for you. This latest release continues the project’s long‑running focus on a small, efficient footprint for Kubernetes environments. Linkerd’s parent company Buoyant’s engineers
