Kubernetes rightsizing helps set CPU and memory requests and limits using workload data to improve capacity efficiency, cost visibility, and reliability.

How Fairwinds deployed, operated, and migrated production n8n on EKS with workers, PostgreSQL, Redis, S3, and external secrets.

Fairwinds manages Kubernetes, including the control plane, worker nodes, cluster networking, add-on upgrades, and monitoring in partnership with Noonlight

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Kubernetes operations carry costs beyond infrastructure spend. Does your org have the ownership, expertise, & capacity to operate production K8s over time?

Network Observability in Fairwinds Insights turns cluster flow and DNS telemetry into a workload-aware service map and a drillable event stream.

Don't rebuild your platform for AI. Learn how an Agentic Development Platform (ADP) is your internal developer platform with governance built for agents.

Join Fairwinds for a practical webinar: Running LLM Inference On Kubernetes: From Cluster To First Prompt.

Managed Kubernetes‑as‑a‑Service helps teams that already know Kubernetes. too. What signals tell experts it’s time to offload the platform layer?

Standing up a Kubernetes cluster is easy. Building a platform for AI workloads is not. See where teams struggle and how Fairwinds Managed Services helps.

Join Fairwinds for a practical webinar: Running LLM Inference On Kubernetes: From Cluster To First Prompt.

Most organizations hire DevOps and SRE teams to shape how software runs on Kubernetes, but support work still takes a significant share of their week.

Self-hosted Kubernetes deployment for AI platforms sounds manageable in a launch plan. Then the real installs start, and it turns into a different job.

A real-world guide to migrating a production Kubernetes cluster from Ingress NGINX to Gateway API using kgateway, featuring zero-downtime traffic cutovers.

Today, we’re announcing Amazon EKS Version Rollback, a new capability that allows cluster administrators to safely roll back Kubernetes version upgrades on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) clusters. With this feature, you can now confidently roll out new version upgrades across your EKS fleet with an additional safety net.

Running your own AI models changes Kubernetes capacity, security, and ownership. See when self-hosting makes sense, what breaks, and who owns which pieces.

Learn why Kubernetes configurations drive up your cloud bill and get practical, data-driven steps to right-size workloads without risking reliability.

Running LLM inference on Kubernetes requires more than a Deployment. Here's what your cluster needs, which tools to use, and when to use them.

Scaling AI past localized experiments? Learn how to manage massive compute bursts, maximize inference uptime, and build reliable production data pipelines.

AWS Community Day | Midwest is an annual one-day technical conference organized by AWS Usergroup community leaders. This year’s event will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana and features Corey Quinn ...

Learn when to run AI/ML on Kubernetes, how to schedule and right‑size GPU workloads, and how to prevent wasted GPU spend and unreliable AI deployments.

These are seven questions we see again and again across Kubernetes environments, and they’re usually where the biggest wins come from.

On-call is rarely quiet, but what would happen if your Kubernetes clusters added their own soundtrack to that mix? Would you notice when something was off?

Learn what CrashLoopBackOff really means, the most common root causes, and a simple step‑by‑step checklist to fix and prevent it in production

Master Amazon EKS in a hands-on workshop to build, scale, and manage production-ready applications with Kubernetes on AWS. The session covers configuring load balancers, node groups, and autoscaling f...

Supply chain attacks don't break through your perimeter; they enter via tools you trust. Here's what contains the damage and what to do differently."

Kubernetes isn’t just up in 2026; it’s becoming the default foundation for production software and AI. How can you run it safely, efficiently, at scale?

When is Kubernetes a good fit, when it’s overkill, what skills you need, and how to choose between running it yourself and using a managed service.

Master Amazon EKS in a hands-on workshop to build, scale, and manage production-ready applications with Kubernetes on AWS. The session covers configuring load balancers, node groups, and autoscaling f...

Learn how to make Kubernetes self‑service for developers using templates, guardrails, and automation. Ship faster without security and cost sacrifices.

Kubernetes upgrades drain weeks of senior engineering time. Learn how to quantify that cost and move upgrades, patching, and CVE work off your roadmap.

Not sure if you need a Kubernetes platform team? Learn the signs you’ve outgrown ad‑hoc clusters and when to build a team or look at managed Kubernetes.

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