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chore: publish blog post on Medium #166

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@SebTardif

Summary

Publish a blog post on Medium introducing Attune and the patterns behind safe in-place pod right-sizing in Kubernetes.

Content

Reuse the article written for the Kubernetes blog (kubernetes/website#55963) with minor adaptations for Medium's audience:

  • Slightly more accessible intro (Medium readers may not all be K8s operators)
  • Same technical depth in the patterns sections
  • Same Attune implementation section
  • Add a canonical URL pointing to the primary publication (kubernetes.io/blog if published there first, or dev.to if that goes live first)

Why Medium

Publication Strategy

  1. Wait for the primary publication to go live first (K8s blog PR blog: Hands-off right-sizing without killing Pods kubernetes/website#55963 or dev.to chore: write dev.to article announcing Attune #120)
  2. Use Medium's "Import a story" feature with the canonical URL to avoid duplicate content penalties
  3. Optionally submit to a Medium publication for wider distribution:

Medium-Specific Formatting

  • Medium uses a rich text editor, not Markdown. The import tool handles basic conversion.
  • Code blocks render adequately but lack syntax highlighting for YAML. Review after import.
  • Images must be uploaded inline (no external image references).
  • Add 5 tags for discoverability: kubernetes, devops, cloud-native, autoscaling, open-source

Prerequisites

  • A Medium account (free tier is sufficient for publishing)
  • The primary article must be published first so the canonical URL exists
  • If submitting to a publication (ITNEXT, etc.), apply to become a writer first

Effort

~30 minutes (import + formatting review + tag selection). Most of the work is already done.

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