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Setting Kubernetes Standards with Platform Engineering
You can’t be an expert at everything. But lack of expertise should not prevent you from doing anything at all, or that it should take you ages to accomplish stuff.
It just isn’t right to say that developers aren’t Kubernetes experts and therefore should either learn Kubernetes, roam free while hoping not to break anything or wait for DevOps tickets.
You can’t scale well with resource usage problems, and problem resource usage is bound to create more incidents.
Let’s create a https://demo.getport.io/k8s-clusterEntity?identifier=production&activeTab=3 on top of this data: The Production Readiness scorecard is used to evaluate the readiness of Kubernetes clusters based on a set of standards.
It just isn’t right to say that developers aren’t Kubernetes experts and therefore should either learn Kubernetes, roam free while hoping not to break anything or wait for DevOps tickets.
You can’t scale well with resource usage problems, and problem resource usage is bound to create more incidents.
Let’s create a https://demo.getport.io/k8s-clusterEntity?identifier=production&activeTab=3 on top of this data: The Production Readiness scorecard is used to evaluate the readiness of Kubernetes clusters based on a set of standards.
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