How One Company Accidently Autoscaled to 200 Nodes and Crashed The App
4 min readThis is the first part of an ongoing series detailing some of the most horrific K8s incident stories we've heard from our customers.
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The Top 5 Kubernetes Configuration Mistakes—And How to Avoid Them
5 min readThis post outlines the top five Kubernetes configuration mistakes, as well as best practices to prevent these misconfigurations in future.
Diving Under the Hood With Our New ‘Node Status’ Feature
2 min read‘Node Status’ is our latest feature that easily correlates application-level issues with changes in the node infrastructure.
Four Best Practices to Migrate to Kubernetes (Part 1)
4 min readBest practices for migrating to Kubernetes, from personal experience of working with it daily for the last four years.
Five Kubernetes Deployment Best Practices (Part 2)
5 min readThis post will outline the 5 quick wins you should make a point of implementing to make your Kubernetes system easier to troubleshoot.
Komodor Workflows: Automated Troubleshooting at the Speed of WHOOSH!
5 min readWorkflows automatically detects K8s issues, responding with a sequence of checks to quickly pinpoint the root cause and recommendation for the fix!
The Aftermath of the Facebook 6-Hour Outage
3 min readMany things can happen in 360 minutes. So what were the repercussions of the 6-hour outage?
Troubleshooting vs. Debugging
5 min readThis blog post will dispel the confusion between troubleshooting and debugging, including some best practices for incorporating these methods into your workflow.
Clubhouse Talk: Bleeding-Edge Kubernetes Projects
6 min readHighlights from a Clubhouse talk featuring Elad Aviv, a software engineer at Komodor. Hosted by Mauricio Salatino and Salman Iqbal.
