These two methods for using Kubernetes health checks will improve your applications running in production.

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I know that when I try out a new product if it’s hard to see what it does quickly I usually move on.

Hey everyone, we’re Tommy, David and Erik, co-founders of Release. We wanted to take a minute and kick off our blog with