@helayoty.org
Used to be just a SWE who codes behind the screen. I became a human who codes for a purpose. Still love containers and Kubernetes... co-founder of @amalinitiative.org . Don't forget to sign up and volunteer @volunteersforpalestine.org
Kubernetes is working to introduce Workload-aware scheduling to the core, which will allow users to use gang scheduling for their workloads.
If you are running AI/ML or batch workload in Kubernetes, keep tracking this work.
It's happening! Workload APIs are getting integrated with the Job controller!!!
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Stay tuned for the implementation in #kubernetes v1.36
#opensouce #cloudnative
The interview with Sascha Riley is just horrible… We are being ruled by a killer, pedo, child-trafficking, psycho peace of shit…
I will put the substack in the comment but huge shocking warning 😭
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My love for this feature comes from how tiny the idea is and how impactful it gives users. #kubernetes #oss
Have you ever wondered what the container actually is? How does it work? What is the magic behind it? What is the difference between Docker and containers?
Read my recent blog here 👇, and let's work through these questions together.
www.helayoty.org/p/the-magic-...
#containers #linux #oss #docker
And here is the final post in the #kubernetes kube-scheduler series.
Let's dig deep to know how ScheduleOne → schedulingCycle → bindingCycle is happening.
Check out the full blog here 👉 open.substack.com/pub/helayoty...
#oss #sig_scheduling
Let's continue our journey inside #Kubernetes scheduler & deep dive into the cache module.
In this blog, you will understand how the kube-scheduler cache works and why the scheduler needs it.
Read the full blog 👉 www.helayoty.org/p/kubernetes...
#OpenSource #sigScheduling #cloudnative
They brought them home but Israel won’t stop killing and burning civilians.
Because it was never about “hostages”…
An #OSS contribution opportunity. I can mentor/help/pair if you're willing to commit your time to get this KEP+ implementation done for alpha.
Requirement: #golang #Kubernetes
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If only this policy was in place for cowards that dodge the draft like Trump’s Grandfather, Father, and Trump himself.
The community showed what accountability looks like; now the foundation must rise to that level. This work isn’t finished, but at least no one else will face the same silence and structural gaps that defined my experience.
#OpenSource #Comuunity
I’m proud that what I went through resulted in tangible, permanent protections for others ... protections I did not have ... But progress does not erase responsibility.
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..accountability or cultural change. Clear rules are only meaningful if they are enforced consistently, transparently, and without selective interpretation. But they directly address the failures that became visible through my experience.
They offered integrity, fairness, and support when the structure above them failed to do so. They are the reason I returned, and they remain the reason I continue contributing.
The updated CoC/FAQ are overdue steps forward. They don’t erase what happened, and they don’t by themselves create ...
The result is that contributors going forward are protected in ways I was not...
What makes the difference unmistakable is the contrast between leadership and the community. CNCF management did not uphold the values the foundation claims to represent. The contributors and maintainers did 💚.
Under the framework now in place, the process, the responsibility, and the outcome would have been different.
I didn’t receive an apology or acknowledgment that today’s rules would require, but that did not stop me from pushing to ensure these gaps were closed.
1.5 years after publishing my reflection on that experience, the CNCF is now updating its Code of Conduct and has published new FAQ guidance that finally addresses the behaviors that were allowed to escalate in my case.
These standards were absent when I went through this.
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Two years ago, I experienced an incident within the #CNCF ecosystem that exposed serious gaps in how harassment, pile-ons, and reputational attacks were handled. The systems meant to protect contributors simply weren’t there. 🧵
Kubernetes scheduling rarely feels like magic ... because it isn’t.
I just published a deep-dive blog post, “Kubernetes Scheduler & Queue Management,” on how the scheduler’s queueing logic works.
Check it out 👉 open.substack.com/pub/helayoty...
#Kubernetes #CloudNative #K8s #Scheduling
To every lawful immigrant and naturalized citizen who recognizes themselves in this: you are not guests in this country. We are Americans.
We have the right to speak, to vote, to organize, and we will use those rights to defend our place here.
@whitehouse-47.bsky.social
When lawful, tax-paying, highly skilled immigrants feel unwelcome or afraid, the country loses innovation, investment, and long-term commitment. Driving out people who help build this country is not strength; it is self-inflicted damage.
#Immigration
#USCitizenship
#EqualCitizenship
Section 212(f) is about controlling the entry of non-citizens at the border, not about downgrading the rights of existing U.S. citizens.
This climate not only harms immigrant families, but it also harms the United States.
Under U.S. law and the Constitution, naturalized citizens have the same rights as any other citizens. We are NOT guests. Our citizenship is NOT temporary, and it cannot be treated as something that can be taken away just because a politician dislikes our background or our opinions.
The irony is that U.S. policies helped make my region unlivable, and then my family came here believing in America’s promise of “real democracy”, rule of law, and equal citizenship ... only to hear talk of “denaturalizing migrants” and treating our citizenship as if it were conditional.
If it were not for decades of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, I would probably never have considered leaving my home. In my view, wars, interventions, and so-called “democracy promotion” helped destabilize our region and pushed many ordinary families to look for safety elsewhere.
I am a naturalized U.S. citizen. I came here legally on a work visa, work in a high-demand field where employers struggle to find enough qualified people, and I pay a high amount in federal, state, and local taxes every year. Families like mine are not a “burden”; we are net contributors to America.
When this language is amplified by the official White House channel, it is no longer just one politician’s rhetoric. It is being presented as the voice of the U.S. government. Lawful immigrants and naturalized citizens hear it as a warning, not as a “debate” about policy.
