Kube Cuddle

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eBPF

Cilium

ZX80 / Timex Sinclair 1000 / Commodore 64

Kelsey Hightower’s Tetris demo

Thomas Graf

Brendan Gregg

Liz’s talk at KubeCon LA

A Beginner's Guide to eBPF Programming with Go

Hubble

DTrace

Beyond printf & tcpdump: Debugging Kubernetes Networking with eBPF (from KubeCon LA)

Tetragon

The Clilum Project Update at KubeCon Valencia

Liz’s talk about the Cilium Service Mesh

The CNCF’s Technical Oversight Committee

The Charlie meme

That XKCD cartoon

What is eBPF? by Liz

Listener question from @isugimpy -  Thanks!

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Rich’s appearance on Gerhard’s Ship It! Podcast

Changelog

The Kubernetes Documentary [part 1] [ [part 2]

Dagger

Solomon Hykes, Sam Alba, Andrea Luzzardi

BuildKit

CUE

DAG

The changelog.com GitHub repo

Continuous Delivery

Jez Humble

James Governor

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Celeste’s talk Writing for Developers: Take your Project Docs to the Next Level 

SIG Docs

Dockershim Removal FAQ

Inclusive Naming Initiative

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Dave’s tweet that got this all started

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Kurt Kemple

The Privilege Escalation Foundation (Kris’s non-profit)

Open Sourcing Mental Illness

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ColdFusion

Agones

The Fields Tested episode on Agones

Quilkin

XKCD’s standards comic

Google for Games

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Talkers

Walid Shaari

Walid’s guides on GitHub for the CKA and CKS certifications

k9s

Nova and Stromberg on Klustered

Sleuth Kit

Cloudnative.tv

Dan POP

Saiyam Pathak

Kunal Kushwaha

Linkerd

Red Panda

Tilt

Skaffold

Telepresence

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cloudnative.tv

Rich's blog post about the cloudnative.tv schedule

Kaslin’s talk from KubeCon EU 2020

Kubernetes SIG Contributor Experience

Kat and Ian’s talk

Working in Public by Nadia Eghbal

Kubernetes Monthly Community Meeting

CKA Exam Simulator

Saiyam Pathak

Rich’s talk What On-Call Does to Us

Listener question from @qam_f. Thank you!

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Kelsey’s Twitter

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The Hightower Rating System

No Code

The Borg paper

The Mesos paper (PDF link)

Kelsey’s talk from Automacon in 2015 (the Tetris talk)

Container Linux (CoreOS) Wikipedia page

Brandon Philips

Alex Polvi

The Raft paper (PDF link)

Open Policy Agent

Gatekeeper

Redpanda

Cockroach DB

etcd

Kubernetes the Hard Way

Kim Bannerman

Vault

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Brad’s Twitter

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Advance Persistence Threats

Ian Coldwater

Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS)

Kubernetes the Hard Way

Brad’s Container Drip writeup

Duffie Cooley

Rory McCune

Ian’s talk from KubeCon San Diego

MITRE ATT&CK framework

KubeCon Europe 2021

Cloud Native Security Day Europe 2021

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Women Who Go

Write/Speak/Code

Jeremy Rickard

Porter

CNAB

Go Dep

KubeCon EU 2021

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