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…

5 hrs ago • 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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ACRL, Warpped 3

Whale hello there, happy new year!

Jan 16 • drmorr

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December 2025

Postmortem: Intermittent Failure in SimKube CI Runners

On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, while testing changes to ACRL’s SimKube CI Runner, an ACRL employee discovered an intermittent failure in the runner.

Dec 5, 2025 • drmorr

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