Chad M. Crowell

@chadmcrowell.com

CNCF Ambassador | KCD Organizer | Speaker | Author | Instructor at KubeSkills.com

On Dec 31, 2024, we moved to Valencia, Spain. because life is short and experiences matter. how hard would it be? New jobs. New systems. A new language. Setbacks with schools, landlords etc made possible by the people around us. Friends who helped, listened, and made a new country feel like home.

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Excited to share the official Kubernetes v1.35 Sneak Peek! - Removal of cgroup v1 support - Deprecation of kube-proxy ipvs mode - In-place update of Pod CPU/memory now GA - Native Pod certs for automated workload identity and mTLS - & more Check out the full article: kubernetes.io/blog/2025/11...

Kubernetes v1.35 Sneak Peek

As the release of Kubernetes v1.35 approaches, the Kubernetes project continues to evolve. Features may be deprecated, removed, or replaced to improve the project's overall health. This blog post outl...

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Thx @cristhercastro.bsky.social and KCD Colombia for the chat on low-latency in LATAM 🇨🇴 📦 Edge API demo (LKE + Envoy) 🌍 Latency-aware routing w/ Gateway API
 ⚡️ Powering the edge w/ Akamai CDN ▶️ www.youtube.com/live/rvVxbno...

 💻 github.com/chadmcrowell...#Kubernetes #EdgeComputing #GatewayAPI

Beyond the Cloud: Building Low-Latency Apps with Akamai's Edge-First Architecture

YouTube video by Cloud Native Colombia

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honored to be part of the #VLCTech scene here in Valencia...my talk wasn't accepted, and that's ok. Rejection doesn’t mean it’s the end, It’s just a reminder to refine, and keep showing up. I'll be submitting the same to Cloud Native Valencia... let's keep learning and lifting each other up!

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Gateway API is a networking spec that describes exposing services outside of a cluster in a general way⎯a way that can be handled by different implementations. It is a portable, expressive, extensible, role-oriented, & EXCITING addition to K8s ⚡️ Join us Thurs! via.vmw.com/GatewayAPI

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I finally migrated my ghost blog (chadcrowell.com) from AKS to LKE. My bill went from $99 to $39 per month (free Azure credits ran out). It was a good low risk migration. Good practice. Running sqlite instead of sql helped speed up the time as well. Migrated DNS as well, with only 1 hiccup...