Aflevering 120: Let Them Cook — Inside the Kubernetes Recipes Cookbook

Dave takes us on a journey through the real meaning behind metrics like mean, median, and mode, and explains why so many DevOps teams misread their alerts and dashboards.

With his engaging storytelling and sharp analogies (like toddlers sticking fingers in sockets), Daniel delivers a fun and insightful deep dive into the human side of DevOps.

In deze aflevering duiken we in de nieuwste release van Kubernetes: versie 1.33 “Octarine: The Color of Magic”, een knipoog naar de magische wereld van Discworld én de magie van open source.

Harry shares his extensive experience with observability and dives into OpenTelemetry—what it is, why it matters, and how developers can get started quickly.

Wilco en Rick nemen ons mee in hun missie: software ontwikkelen die niet alleen efficiënt en veilig is, maar ook duurzaam. Vanuit hun ervaring bij Hightech Innovators delen ze hoe zij duurzaamheid structureel onderdeel maken van hun softwareontwikkeltrajecten.

Aurea Imaging’s TreeScout system mounts on tractors and uses cameras, deep learning models, and high-precision GPS to scan individual trees in real time. The goal: optimize every tree’s yield by targeting only the trees that need treatment—such as blossom thinning—rather than spraying entire fields.

What is WebAssembly, and why should you care?Originally designed for running high-performance applications in web browsers, WebAssembly is now making its way into cloud-native computing and Kubernetes environments.

Observability is een essentieel onderdeel van moderne IT-infrastructuren, maar veel organisaties worstelen met de explosieve groei van data en de kosten die hiermee gepaard gaan.

Joris and Saïd introduce an innovative way to prepare teams for cloud incidents: fire drills. They explain how these simulated scenarios not only strengthen the technical side of cloud-native operations but also help teams respond to real-world challenges with confidence.