Kubernetes on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is powerful, but it is not simple. Many teams I talk to are stuck somewhere between “we are only 2 versions behind” and...
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 →Learn some of the steps you can take to diagnose an OOMKilled (Out of Memory) error in a Linux-based system. Out of memory errors in Kubernetes usually occur when a container...
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 →Kubernetes’ community ingress‑nginx controller is officially retiring in March 2026, and that deadline is now squarely on the radar for platform and DevOps teams. This post...
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 →Losing a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) can be a serious challenge for organizations relying on Kubernetes. SREs are crucial for maintaining the reliability and performance...
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...
Read More →This series is intended for engineers new to Kubernetes and GKE. It provides a basic overview of Kubernetes, definitions and a quick start for building a Kubernetes cluster...
Read More →It’s been a while since Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduced extended support prices for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), and by now, most of us have felt its impact...
Read More →For platform engineering and DevOps leaders, implementing and scaling an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) has become both a top priority and a major source of risk. This...
Read More →As an agile open source project, Kubernetes continues to evolve, as does the cloud computing landscape. Keeping up with the latest versions isn’t practical for many...
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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.
