You shipped the app. The Pods are healthy. Autoscaling works. Then the production question lands: how does traffic reach the service consistently, and what will that decision do to your cloud bill?
That is where teams usually discover that load balancer in kubernetes is not just a networking topic. It is an availability topic, a…
A Kubernetes app can look healthy all week, then fail the moment real traffic arrives. CPU is not maxed everywhere. Memory is not exhausted everywhere. Yet users see timeouts, retries, and partial outages because requests pile onto the wrong pods at the wrong time.
That is why load balancing in kubernetes matters more than many…
