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2026 (4)

February (1)

azure: [In preview] Public Preview: Unified tooling in the AKS MCP server

Azure Updates

2026-02-18

AKS MCP Server adds unified tooling in public preview to reduce tool/context overhead when managing AKS MCP servers. Two new tools are introduced: call_az and call_kubectl.

January (3)

k8s: Experimenting with Gateway API using kind

Kubernetes Official Blog

2026-01-28

This guide shows how to run a local experimental Gateway API environment using kind and cloud-provider-kind. It walks through creating a kind cluster, running cloud-provider-kind (which provides a LoadBalancer and a Gateway API controller and CRDs), deploying a Gateway and an HTTPRoute, deploying a demo echo application, testing with curl, troubleshooting common issues, and cleaning up. The setup is intended for learning and testing only — not production.

k8s: Uniform API server access using clientcmd

Kubernetes Official Blog

2026-01-19

This article explains how to use the clientcmd library (part of client-go) to make Go CLI tools access the Kubernetes API with the same kubeconfig/kubectl semantics users expect. It covers loading rules, configuration overrides, building and binding flags, merging behavior, creating a merged ClientConfig (interactive or non-interactive), and obtaining a kubernetes client, plus relevant gotchas and an example.

k8s: Kubernetes v1.35: Restricting executables invoked by kubeconfigs via exec plugin allowList added to kuberc

Kubernetes Official Blog

2026-01-09

Kubernetes v1.35 introduces a beta credential plugin policy and allowlist to give users control over executables invoked by kubeconfig exec plugins. You can set policy via the client-go ExecProvider.PluginPolicy or by configuring kubectl's kuberc with credentialPluginPolicy (AllowAll, DenyAll, Allowlist) and credentialPluginAllowlist entries to restrict which plugins may run.

2025 (1)

November (1)

k8s: Kubernetes Configuration Good Practices

Kubernetes Official Blog

2025-11-25

This article collects practical Kubernetes configuration best practices: prefer current stable APIs, keep manifests minimal and version-controlled, write YAML carefully (watch boolean values), group related objects, favor controllers (Deployments/Jobs) over naked Pods, use Services and DNS properly, avoid hostNetwork/hostPort unless necessary, apply semantic/common labels, add helpful annotations, and use kubectl features like applying directories, label selectors and server-side apply to simplify management.