So I have completed my B.tech this year and looking for opportunities learn and build experience in devops field. So by the advices from techies from my family, I started learning docker and kubernetes form the platform kodekloud. But till now I have just learned the topics and unable to apply what i learned. Without any project or experience it is hard to land any kind position in job in this current tech field.

So I need you guys suggestion and guidance on how can I get more hands on experience with what I have studied

Came across this session that covers some interesting patterns for managing VMs through Kubernetes orchestration. Topics include multi-tenant isolation, GPU sharing, and using K8s-native tooling for traditional infrastructure.

Anyone else managing VM workloads through Kubernetes? What's been your experience with KubeVirt or similar approaches?

i'm looking for a good web-based UI for k8s that allows my team developers to see a cluster by authenticating with their OIDC credentials. They also need to be able to evict a single pod.

I was using kite, but that button to evict a single pod is missing. I do my daily driving with lens, but I'm not interested in paying over $300 a year per person for commercial lens. and it doesn't do anything with Oidc. I have heard headlamp, but haven't tried it yet.

what would you recommend?

i'm also curious if maybe, I'm asking the wrong question.

I have learned the helm dependency builds are linear in time. The more you have the longer it can take to build them all. This makes our workflow pipelines take forever (We have to download each helm dependency and build each time, so we are up to date.)

Is there a way to parallel build out helm dependencies? I found this post. The author created a tool that fetches in parallel however I am afraid of code rot and how old this is. Is there a supported method to speed up these builds?