Managed Kubernetes Service Day Zero Survival Pack
summary
Managed managed Kubernetes requires Day Zero work: cloud providers manage control plane but AKs is not PaaS and teams keep responsibility for nodes, updates and security. Real pain points include 10–11 GB container images that break scaling, missing resource/request limits causing evicted and CrashLoopBackOff pods, and billing surprises from failed private-endpoint retries. Plan for GitOps maturity, automated policy gates, production-like test clusters, observability, multi-region DR and chaos tests, and cost tools like Kube-green/Kubecost; CNCF finds 68% reported cost increase and scans show ~1 million exposed clusters.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25INTRODUCTION
- 3:21SETTING THE SCENE...
- 6:53APPLICATION READINESS
- 11:02ORGANIZATION READINESS
- 14:06DEVELOPERS
- 18:21COST && SUSTAINABILITY
- 24:50SECURITY
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