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What if Kubernetes Could Resume Instead of Restart? | Checkpoint / Restore Explained

October 02, 2026

Kubernetes usually handles failures and rescheduling by restarting workloads. But what if Kubernetes could save the exact running state of a workload, move it somewhere else, and resume from where it stopped?  In this episode of Kubernetes Bytes, Bhavin sits down with Radostin Stoyanov, maintainer of CRIU (Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace) and a contributor helping lead the Kubernetes Checkpoint/Restore Working Group.  They explore how checkpoint/restore works, why it is becoming inc...

Your AI Agent Has Too Much Access | Fixing Agent Identity

September 15, 2026

AI agents can do far more than answer questions — they can call tools, access data, execute actions, and act on behalf of users. But once agents start taking actions, an important question emerges: who is the agent actually acting as, and what should it be allowed to do?In this episode of Kubernetes Bytes, Bhavin sits down with Maia Iyer, Research Software Engineer at IBM Research, to explore identity, authentication, authorization, and zero trust for AI agents.They discuss why static API key...

Your CI Tool is NOT a CD Tool!

August 28, 2026

In this episode of the Kubernetes Bytes podcast, Bhavin talks to Pushkar, Staff Software Engineer at Snap Inc. The discussion starts by talking about how platform teams support developers by building internal developer platforms, what are the capabilities developers expect in an IDP. They then talk about how reusing a Continuous Integration tool for Continuous Deployment led to issues and pagerduty alerts. Finally the discussion focusses on Argo Rollouts and the benefits it offers for rolling...

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Who is an ideal guest for Kubernetes Bytes?

Kubernetes Bytes typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior engineering, research, or technical leadership experience in Kubernetes, cloud-native infrastructure, platform engineering, software delivery, cybersecurity, or AI infrastructure. Strong candidates typically bring hands-on implementation experience and specific lessons from operating technology at scale. Common among recent guests: Technical leadership at major technology companies; Founding or leading cloud-native infrastructure companies; Practical experience deploying and operating production platforms. Recent guests include Maia Iyer, Philip Andrews III, and Alex Zenla.

How hard is it to get booked on Kubernetes Bytes?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Kubernetes Bytes cover?

Recent episodes cover Kubernetes, Cloud Native, Platform Engineering, Devops, and Data Management. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.