Do you ever really think about how you get access to your Kubernetes control plane? Whatever mechanism you use to provision your cluster, you get a KUBECONFIG and usually just

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The post discusses the issue of having Kubernetes API servers exposed on the public internet and proposes using the Tailscale Kubernetes Operator as a solution to secure the cluster. It explains how to check the health of a Kubernetes cluster and highlights the risks associated with public clusters.

Why the hell is your Kubernetes API public?

Installing and using the Tailscale Operator