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In Kubernetes, Quality of Service (QoS) classes define how resources (CPU and memory) are allocated to pods, especially during times of resource contention. The three QoS classes are:
Guaranteed
Burstable
BestEffort
Here’s a breakdown of the difference between Burstable and Guaranteed QoS classes:
In my previous workplace, Agile was followed and executed seriously. Before that, I used to wonder why time constraints or measurements were necessary in technology, software development, or innovation. But in the real world, especially in a competitive market, if we cannot plan and deliver predictably, we are already too late.
Put simply: daily improvement is today’s innovation.
Key Insights from My Agile Experience
For Agile to be truly successful, a cohesive and stable team is essential. Sticking with the same team over time builds consistency, trust, and velocity.
Here’s how I like to define Agile in simple terms using an analogy:
Capturing JVM heap allocation and comparing it between two executions of a Java application can be super insightful when you're analyzing memory usage, leaks, or performance. Here’s a practical way to do it:
🚀 Step-by-Step Guide
✅ 1. Enable JVM Heap Monitoring
Use the following Java options when running your app to capture memory usage:
Pings every 10 secs with 1 sec timeout to simulate k8 live probe test
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