Kubernetes T-shirts - Orchestrating container chaos

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Kubernetes

Orchestrating container chaos

T-shirts about managing clusters, writing YAML, and debugging why pods won't start. For DevOps engineers and SREs explaining that Kubernetes solves problems by creating new ones. Designs about the complexity of container orchestration, from service meshes to persistent volumes that aren't really persistent. Works when you're running kubectl commands that should work but don't, or explaining to management why moving to K8s isn't just "putting it in containers." Made for infrastructure engineers who know that uptime requires constant vigilance and endless YAML.

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