Running AI workloads on Kubernetes means learning a new set of concepts: how GPUs are requested and shared, how groups of pods get scheduled together, and how models are...
Read More →Kubernetes rightsizing is the practice of setting resource requests and limits to reflect what workloads actually need. It centers on CPU and memory, and it affects how...
Read More →Some of the most sophisticated Kubernetes teams in the world use Managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service (KaaS). They know Kubernetes well and understand where their time and...
Read More →Kubernetes isn't brand new anymore. Yet, for many teams, adopting it still feels intimidating. Even if you’ve watched Kubernetes become the default foundation for production...
Read More →Self-hosted deployment on Kubernetes sounds manageable when it lives in a launch plan. Then the real installs start, and it turns into a different job entirely.
Read More →Most AI teams don’t start with Kubernetes, even though that’s where their AI infrastructure usually ends up.
Read More →In March 2026, Trivy, one of the most widely used open-source vulnerability scanners in the Kubernetes ecosystem, was weaponized against the very organizations that relied on...
Read More →Many organizations that use containers now run at least some production workloads on Kubernetes, and it comes up in most infrastructure discussions. But not every...
Read More →Salesforce recently announced that it’s ending sales of new Heroku Enterprise contracts and shifting the service into more of a sustaining, maintenance‑focused posture. While...
Read More →Cloud GPU prices just jumped, and every over‑provisioned Kubernetes cluster is now a compounding cost to your budget. If you’re still guessing at requests and limits, this...
Read More →Amazon Web Services (AWS) has shifted more of the infrastructure burden from the customer to the service by automating Kubernetes management with Amazon Elastic Kubernetes...
Read More →In 2026, the question isn’t whether Kubernetes wins – it already has. And yet, many organizations are running mission-critical workloads on a platform they still treat as...
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Fairwinds is a Kubernetes managed service provider, Kubernetes Certified Service Provider, and an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner with the AWS EKS Service Delivery and Managed Service Provider designations. Our SRE teams manage and operate production Kubernetes environments for organizations across a range of industries.
