Devops on Wolkwacht

KubeBuddy: An Agentless Second Opinion for Kubernetes

Sun, 06 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0200

Kubernetes is very good at reporting desired state. A Deployment can be available while its pods restart every few hours. A cluster can show green nodes while workloads have no disruption budgets, probes, resource limits, or network isolation. Dashboards show signals; they do not necessarily connect them into an operational judgment.

That is the gap KubeBuddy tries to fill. The open-source KubeDeck project is a Go-based command-line scanner that connects through an existing Kubernetes context and evaluates cluster health, workloads, security, RBAC, networking, storage, and configuration. It can add provider-specific checks for AKS and GKE and emit terminal, HTML, JSON, and CSV output. There is no controller, Helm release, or long-running agent to install in the cluster.

Is Azure Container Apps Eating AKS's Lunch for Smaller Workloads?

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Kubernetes has become so familiar that many teams don’t choose to adopt it anymore; they just start using it. When a new internal API appears, someone sets up an AKS cluster, and within weeks, the team manages node pools, upgrade channels, ingress, identity, policies, observability, and a backlog of Helm charts. None of these decisions are incorrect, but the issue is that the workload might never have required a Kubernetes platform in the first place.

Devopsdays Amsterdam 2023

Tue, 27 Jun 2023 13:59:17 +0200

Recap of Devopsdays Amsterdam 2023