All the ways to mock your Rust code

Ok, so, suppose you’ve written a Kubernetes controller, you did it in Rust, and then you realized that “Hey, when this thing breaks it’s hard to…

May 1 • drmorr

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April 2026

SRECon 2026 Recap

Last month I had the pleasure of going to SRECon 2026 Americas in Seattle; I realized that I posted the transcript of my talk but I didn’t actually do a…

Apr 24 • drmorr

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Introducing SKEL: The SimKube Expression Language

We just released SimKube 2.5.0, which as I said on Mastodon, feels like a big milestone for mainly “I like round numbers” reasons; but I think this is…

Apr 17 • drmorr

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Boy AMI glad to see you

We’re pleased to announce that two AMIs (Amazon Machine Images) have joined the SimKube family!

Apr 3 • Ian O’Gorman

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March 2026

Stop Reading Changelogs: Safer Kubernetes upgrades with simulation

SRECon 2026 Talk Transcript

Mar 27 • drmorr

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Everything you need to run a single Kubernetes pod

OK, as promised last week, this post is a follow-on to my previous write-up about running a single-node Kubernetes cluster at ACRL.

Mar 14 • drmorr

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Three subtle Kubernetes issues I've seen in the last week

Well I was going to use this post to provide a follow-up to the hot garbage from a few weeks ago, wherein I complain about my efforts to stand up an…

Mar 7 • drmorr

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February 2026

Frustrations with Version Control

Alright, it’s been a long time since I’ve posted a good rant on here, so buckle up buttercup.

Feb 20 • drmorr

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Quick Update about the Blog

Hi friends!

Feb 17 • drmorr

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ACRL is a CA now

“CA” is one of the most overused acronyms in tech.

Feb 7 • drmorr

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January 2026

Making new versions is free, actually.

Ok, before I start off I need to acknowledge the reddit user who complained that my post last week was “hot garbage.” Thank you for your kind words!

Jan 30 • drmorr

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What to expect when you're expecting (a Kubernete)

Hello!

Jan 23 • drmorr

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