// kubernetes.io
Kubernetes is deprecating Docker as a container in favor of runtimes that use the Container Runtime Interface(CRI) created for Kubernetes. Docker-produced images will continue to work in your cluster with all runtimes.
// forelse.io
With the recent outage on AWS last week, there have been a lot of discussions about various architectures and how effective they would've been to combat the downtime.
// acloudguru.com
The FAQ for EKS Anywhere, announced this week for 2021 has references to "on-premises", bare metal compute, and VSphere. AWS's stated rationale for expanding access to their managed Kubernetes service is all about hybrid cloud.
// humanitec.com
Determining what knowledge is intrinsic to a team member's role and what is outside of their scope is critical to reduce the strain on their cognitive load. Internal Developer Platforms provide a way to compartmentalize complexity, and enable people to focus on what's critical to their role.
// alexw.substack.com
Alexandr Wang of Scale shares an old company memo before growing hit team to 150: "The uncomfortable truth is that most people don't give a shit."
// blog.dave.tf
Dave Anderson and Vallery Lancey discuss what they would do differently if they built something new, from the ground up, with no regard for compatibility with Kubernetes.
// humanitec.com
An Internal Developer Platform (IDP) is an essential step for rapidly scaling companies to keep their developers working productively and happily. This is a roundtable discussion with Jason Warner, the current CTO of GitHub and previous VP of Engineering for Heroku about how IDPs help teams of that scale build efficiently.