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13 jan. '26

#126 From 135 ms to 6 ms: The Multi-Cloud Networking Mistake Everyone Makes

In episode 126 of De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast, Ronald and Jan sit down with Chris Noon, Technical Solution Director at Alkira, to talk about one of the most underestimated challenges in cloud-native environments: networking. Chris shares his journey from traditional telco and enterprise networking, through VMware NSX, to modern cloud and Kubernetes platforms. The conversation dives deep into why networking often becomes more complex—not less—once organizations adopt multi-cloud, hybrid ...

6 jan. '26

#125 Why Kubernetes Belongs on Raspberry Pi’s, PLCs, and the Edge

In this episode of The Dutch Kubernetes Podcast, Ronald and Jan sit down with Jussi Nummelin, Senior Principal Engineer at Mirantis, to explore the world of lightweight Kubernetes, edge computing, and multi-cluster orchestration. Jussi introduces k0s, a fully upstream Kubernetes distribution packaged as a single, statically compiled binary with zero dependencies. He explains why simplicity, predictability, and minimal operational overhead are essential for edge and IoT environments such as fa...

24 dec. '25

#124 Van Image Max Age tot DRA: de praktische kant van Kubernetes 1.35

In aflevering 124 van De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast bespreken Jan Stomphorst en Ronald Kers de nieuwste Kubernetes-release: versie 1.35. Dit keer geen volledige lijst met alle wijzigingen, maar een bewuste keuze voor impactvolle features die in de praktijk het verschil maken. Een van de eerste onderwerpen is Image Max Age, een nieuwe kubelet-optie waarmee je expliciet kunt bepalen hoe lang ongebruikte container images op nodes blijven staan. Dit helpt bij het voorkomen van volle disks, o...

16 dec. '25

#123 How Kubernetes and AI are helping prevent wildfires

In this episode of The Dutch Kubernetes Podcast, Ronald and Jan talk with Andrea Giardini, cloud native consultant and trainer, live from Dutch Cloud Native Day. Andrea shares his journey into cloud and Kubernetes and dives deep into a real-world use case where Kubernetes, data engineering, and AI are used to help prevent wildfires. Andrea explains how his client Overstory uses satellite and aerial imagery to monitor vegetation near power lines. By combining geospatial data, machine learning ...

9 dec. '25

#122: Helm, Hiccups, and High Scale: Adobe’s Kubernetes Story

In deze aflevering spreken Ronald en Jan met Giorgia Fiscaletti, Cloud Reliability Engineer bij Adobe. Giorgia vertelt hoe ze vanuit een creatieve achtergrond — kunst en digital design — uiteindelijk in de wereld van cloud engineering en Kubernetes terechtkwam. Bij Adobe werkt Giorgia aan Adobe Experience Manager, een enorm platform dat draait op tientallen Kubernetes-clusters met honderden namespaces per cluster. Ze deelt hoe Adobe Helm inzet voor het managen van applicaties op schaal en we...

2 dec. '25

#121 SBOM or Be Doomed: Surviving the Next Supply-Chain Meltdown

In this episode of The Dutch Kubernetes Podcast, Ronald and Jan sit down with Soroosh Khodami to explore one of the most urgent questions in modern software engineering: are we truly ready for the next Log4Shell-level cyber crisis? Soroosh, a hands-on solution architect currently supporting security platform services at Rabobank, takes us deep into the evolving threat landscape. From classic vulnerabilities like SQL injection to modern supply-chain attacks and the infamous XZ backdoor, he exp...

25 nov. '25

#120 Let Them Cook — Inside the Kubernetes Recipes Cookbook

In this episode, we sit down with Luca Berton and Grzegorz (Greg) Stencel, authors of the brand-new book Kubernetes Recipes — a 400+ page cookbook packed with real, practical solutions for everyday Kubernetes challenges. Luca and Greg explain how the idea for the book started: most Kubernetes books do a great job explaining theory, but very few show how to solve the messy, real-world issues engineers actually face. So instead of writing “yet another reference manual,” they chose the coo...

11 nov. '25

#118 Why Ceph Still Rules Cloud-Native Storage

In this episode of De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast, we talk with Travis Nielsen, one of the original creators of the Rook project, about the evolution of cloud-native storage and how Rook and Ceph make reliable, distributed storage accessible to Kubernetes users. Travis shares the story of how Rook started back in 2016 when Kubernetes was still young and how it became the bridge that made Ceph, a powerful but complex storage system, usable in the cloud-native era. We discuss: What Ceph actu...

4 nov. '25

#117 How Policy as Code Is Changing Kubernetes Forever

In this episode of De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast, we talk with Jim Bugwadia, founder and CEO of Nirmata, and Shuting Zhao, Staff Engineer and one of the maintainers of Kyverno — the CNCF project for Kubernetes policy management. Jim and Shuting share how Kyverno was born from Nirmata’s commercial work and has since become one of the most widely adopted open source projects in Kubernetes governance, with over 3.4 billion image pulls. We explore the real question: Why does Kubernetes need p...

28 okt. '25

#116 Running AI on Kubernetes: From GPUs to CRO

In this episode of De Nederlandse Kubernetes Podcast, we talk with Carlos Santana, Principal Partner Solution Architect at AWS and long-time contributor to the Kubernetes and AI communities. Carlos joins us to explore what it really takes to run AI workloads on Kubernetes, from GPU scheduling to scaling inference and training efficiently across clusters. We discuss how AI and machine learning are transforming the cloud-native ecosystem — and why orchestration is becoming just as important as ...

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