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Article Summaries:

  • Kubernetes 1.35 marks a key advance for stateful workloads by bringing the In‑Place Pod Resize feature to GA and promoting the VPA’s InPlaceOrRecreate update mode to beta. This allows the Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA) to adjust pod resources on‑the‑fly without evicting them, a major benefit for long‑running, stateful applications that cannot afford downtime. The release includes detailed guidance for installing VPA on a local Minikube cluster, enabling the metrics server, deploying the VPA components, and testing in‑place resizing with a sample NGINX deployment. The update streamlines scaling operations and reduces disruption for production workloads.
  • Kubernetes 1.35 introduces the In‑Place Pod Resize feature, now GA, and the Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA) update mode InPlaceOrRecreate has graduated to beta. These changes let VPA adjust pod resources on the fly without evicting them, a major win for stateful and long‑running workloads that previously required downtime. The release also includes a step‑by‑step guide for deploying VPA on a local Minikube cluster, enabling the metrics server, installing VPA components, and testing in‑place resizing with a sample NGINX application. The update streamlines scaling operations and reduces disruption for critical services.

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