security patches
What to Expect From Kubernetes 1.36
Kubernetes 1.36 launches April 22, 2026, marking a major shift in networking as Ingress-Nginx retires in favor of the more scalable Gateway API. Key updates include bolstered Linux User Namespaces for better ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | admission control config, CloudNativeCon, cluster security, container isolation, Deployment Stability, DRA, Dynamic Resource Allocation, EKS, fat image anti-pattern, gateway API, ingress-nginx retirement, Karpenter, KubeCon Europe, Kubernetes 1.36, Linux user namespaces, LLM weights, manifest-based admission control, OCI artifacts, platform engineering, security patches, specialized hardware, taints and tolerations, upgrade risk, VolumeSource, WatchCache
Navigating the Ingress NGINX Sunset: Four Migration Strategies and How to Choose
Ingress NGINX reached end-of-life in March 2026. Explore four migration strategies—alternate controllers, forks, direct Gateway API migration, and dual-support controllers (e.g., Traefik Ingress NGINX Provider)—plus a three-phase audit→swap→modernize plan for zero-downtime transition ...
Emile Vauge | | configuration translation., controller fork, gateway, gateway API, HTTPRoute, ingress annotations, Ingress controller, ingress controller migration, Ingress NGINX, Ingress NGINX EOL, ingress-nginx-migration, IngressNightmare, kubernetes, Kubernetes control plane, Kubernetes networking, migration strategies, multi-tenant networking, observability, phased migration, production stability, security patches, Traefik Ingress NGINX Provider, zero-downtime migration

