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Notes on Kubernetes and production infrastructure.
Field notes from engagements — what we check, what breaks, and what actually moves the needle.
September 14, 2026 · Anees Khan
Your Kubernetes Pod Is Running — So Why Is Your Application Still Not Receiving Traffic?
A Kubernetes Pod can be Running while the application remains unreachable. We walk through how to trace the traffic path from Ingress or Gateway to Service, endpoints, readiness, ports, and the application itself.
September 12, 2026 · Anees Khan
Why One Kubernetes Node Hit 96% Utilization While Another Sat at 48%
A Kubernetes cluster had available capacity, yet one worker node reached 96% utilization while another remained at 48%. We break down how to investigate uneven workload distribution, what Kubernetes autoscaling does—and does not—solve, and the scheduling controls that help prevent node hotspots.
August 5, 2026 · Aditya Pancholi
Your Kubernetes cluster is running. But is it secure?
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July 31, 2026 · Aditya Pancholi
🚀 Most startups don't need more Kubernetes engineers.
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June 18, 2026 · Aditya Pancholi
What a CIS Kubernetes Benchmark Audit Actually Checks
A walkthrough of the control areas a CIS-aligned Kubernetes audit covers, and why a passing dashboard doesn't mean a passing score.
Architecture Review
Turn a field note into a scoped conversation.
If something here matches a problem you're running into, the fastest next step is a direct architecture review — not another blog post.