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The AWS CLI 2.36.30 reference lists four container-instance health check types. The ECS API Reference lists three. The drain threshold that triggers instance replacement is published in neither.
One call can now terminate 100 instances. AWS pitches it at container orchestrators - the workload whose main safety control, instance scale-in protection, explicitly does not apply to this API.
The new Amazon RDS Switchover Read Replica execution block runs nine graceful steps, and step 6 validates that the primary in the other Region is available. In a real Region outage that check cannot pass.
Buying DevOps services in 2026 is mostly a decision about who owns the upgrade treadmill. Kubernetes ships a minor version every four months with 14 months of support, and AWS, Google and Microsoft all charge
Kubernetes v1.36 landed on 22 April 2026 with 70 enhancements. Three changes will actually break production clusters, one widely repeated claim about IPVS is wrong, and EKS extended support costs 6x standard. Here is
Downtime costs most midsize and large enterprises over $300,000 an hour, and a 24/7 SRE rotation is costly to staff in India. Here is how AI-driven on-call and eCorpIT's managed AIOps and SRE service cut incident MTTR.
CloudNativePG, KubeBlocks, and Crunchy PGO all run production Postgres on Kubernetes, but they make different bets on HA, backups, and scope. Here is how they compare in 2026, with real config, and when a managed
Cloud Run now fails over between regions automatically using readiness probes and serverless NEGs. Here is the working gcloud setup, plus the two defaults that silently break failover.
In-place pod resize graduated to stable in Kubernetes v1.35, and pod-level resize reached beta in v1.36. What changed, what still forces a restart, and how to wire it to the Vertical Pod Autoscaler.
