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🥁 We’ve been working on a few things at EverythingDevOps this past months. One of which we call “Demos” — step by step guides on open source tools reviewed and approved by its maintainers to ensure technical accuracy. Our first Demo is Out! —we wrote about @ciliumproject 1/n

Learn why Fluentd is key for cloud-native logging: everythingdevops.dev/blog/what-is-f…

Microservices are amazing, but distributed logs are a nightmare. Each service logs data everywhere. How do you debug an error when logs are scattered? Fluentd solves this. It collects, organizes, and sends all your service logs to a single destination for real-time analysis.

Why do so many internal platforms fail? It’s not always the tech. Most times, it’s because developers never buy in. This is how it works: No trust = No adoption = No value. However, this article shows just how to gain developer buy-in Read more here: syntasso.io/post/the-engin…

Choosing the right MCP server can overwhelm any cloud-native engineer. Some promise speed. Some promise AI-driven automation. But not all are production-ready. We’ve rounded up the 10 best MCP servers in 2025 and why they matter. Read more here: syntasso.io/post/the-10-be…

This article shows what real AI-native platforms look like: syntasso.io/post/ai-in-pla…

The future of platform engineering isn’t just cloud-native; it’s becoming AI-native. From code suggestions to smart ops, AI is already reshaping how platforms are built and run. But using AI isn’t the same as integrating it.

Spinning up the same Azure resources again and again? VMs, networks, resource groups… The cycle never ends. Ansible fixes that. With a few YAML lines, you can automate it all No endless clicks, no long PowerShell scripts. Here’s how: spacelift.io/blog/ansible-a…

Static Ansible inventory works… until your cloud starts growing. Then you’re stuck updating host files by hand. The fix? Ansible’s dynamic inventory. It pulls hosts directly from AWS, GCP, or Kubernetes. Here’s how to set it up + best practices: spacelift.io/blog/ansible-d…

The good news is that most issues come from just a few common mistakes. Our new guide shows how pipelining, parallelism, and smarter task design speed things up. Read more here: spacelift.io/blog/how-to-im…

Do you know one thing that can really test your patience? SLOW Ansible playbooks!! They turn quick updates into hour-long waits.

Spinning up a full Kubernetes cluster just to test something? With Minikube, you can run a single-node cluster on your Ubuntu machine. This quick guide shows you how to install it step by step. Read more: everythingdevops.dev/blog/quick-ins…

Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi 5? Yes, it’s possible. With K3s, you can spin up a lightweight cluster in a few steps. This step-by-step guide shows you how, from Pi setup to worker nodes. Perfect for edge, IoT, or a weekend project. Read more: everythingdevops.dev/blog/step-by-s…

You can’t run a production Kubernetes cluster on your laptop. But you can test with tools like Minikube, Kind, Docker Desktop, K3s, and Microk8s. This guide helps you pick the right one based on setup, flexibility, and support. Read more: everythingdevops.dev/blog/choosing-…

You don’t need a bigger platform team. You need a more collaborative one. The multiplayer model lets specialists contribute directly without overloading platform teams. This article shows how Kratix Promises make it real. Read more: syntasso.io/post/what-are-…

@kubernetesio RBAC works until it doesn’t. At scale, Roles and RoleBindings fall short. ClusterRoles and ClusterRoleBindings unlock power but also risk. This guide shows how to use them safely with real examples. Read more: syntasso.io/post/complete-…

Routing traffic in Kubernetes? The Nginx Ingress Controller is a top choice. But did you know there are 2 different versions? Each with its own strengths. Learn the differences, advanced configs, and see a full app demo: everythingdevops.dev/blog/practical…

Helm makes Kubernetes simple, until your workloads get complex. Master upgrades, rollbacks, helm fetch, and CI/CD automation. Level up your Kubernetes deployments: everythingdevops.dev/blog/helm-char…

Managing Kubernetes apps with YAML? It works… until it doesn’t. Helm fixes the chaos by bundling resources into reusable charts. Deploy, upgrade, and roll back apps in one command. Here’s how to create your first Helm chart + host it: everythingdevops.dev/blog/intro-to-…

When your system fails, seconds matter. But many teams confuse monitoring, observability & telemetry. Monitoring alerts you when something’s wrong Telemetry collects the raw data Observability helps you find why it’s happening Learn more here: everythingdevops.dev/blog/monitorin…

Private clusters shouldn’t mean less control. @projectsveltos Pull Mode lets clusters behind firewalls securely pull configs No public API, no rule-breaking. See how it works + when to use it: everythingdevops.dev/blog/managing-…