Kubernetes 1.34 is here with no API deprecations, making upgrades safe and simple for enterprises. This release strengthens security, scalability, and operational flexibility with highlights like Dynamic Resource Allocation (Stable), ServiceAccount Tokens for image pulls (Beta), and Deployment Pod Replacement Policy (Alpha). Discover how these updates improve performance and streamline production rollouts.

Cloud providers make it ridiculously easy to ship a container today: drop an image into AWS ECS, Google Cloud Run, or Azure Container Apps and let the platform scale it for you. But that simplicity comes at a cost—vendor lock-in, limited observability, and roadblocks when you need stateful workloads, multi-cloud, or fine-grained security. In this Tech Stacks Decoded deep dive we compare self-managed Kubernetes with “click-to-deploy” container SaaS, using real-world stories fr

Unlock Kubernetes faster by speaking the language you already know—VMware. In Part 2 of our “Kubernetes for VMware Administrators” series, we map every control-plane and worker-node component to familiar vSphere concepts like vCenter, ESXi, DRS, HA, Resource Pools, and the vCenter database. Learn how the Kubernetes API Server, etcd, controller manager, and scheduler mirror vCenter’s management stack, while kubelet, containerd, and kube-proxy echo ESXi’s hypervisor and virtual