Add guides on Kubernetes events, operators, and dashboard hardening#168
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Three practical articles covering core K8s topics: event types and observability patterns, the operator pattern with a build-your-own walkthrough, and a dashboard hardening guide for 2026.
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Summary
Adds three resources to the Guides section, placed in alphabetical order per the contribution guidelines:
Kubernetes Events Explained — Walks through event types (Normal vs Warning), practical kubectl commands for filtering and watching events, and observability patterns for integrating events into monitoring stacks. Useful for operators who want to move beyond ad-hoc
kubectl get events.Kubernetes Operators Explained — Explains the operator pattern end-to-end: CRDs, reconciliation loops, controller-runtime basics, and a step-by-step guide to building a simple operator. Complements the existing "Writing Your First Kubernetes Operator" entry with deeper coverage of the underlying mechanics.
Securing the Kubernetes Dashboard — A 2026-updated hardening guide covering RBAC scoping, network policy isolation, authentication proxy setup (OAuth2 Proxy / Dex), and audit logging. Relevant given how often the Dashboard is left exposed with overly broad permissions.
All three are long-form technical articles with code examples and diagrams — no paywalls or gated content.