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k0s vs k3s vs RKE2: Which Lightweight Kubernetes in 2026?

k0s vs k3s vs RKE2: Which Lightweight Kubernetes in 2026?

All three of these call themselves lightweight Kubernetes. All three pass the CNCF conformance tests, ship as a single binary, and install with one curl command. So on paper they're interchangeable, and that's exactly why picking one is confusing. They aren't interchangeable. Each one

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 16, 2026. Mozilla Drops an AI Client, K8s 1.36 Preview, and Valkey Takes Over

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 16, 2026. Mozilla Drops an AI Client, K8s 1.36 Preview, and Valkey Takes Over

You know that feeling when every tab in your browser has breaking news? That was this week for the self-hosted world. Mozilla dropped an AI client nobody saw coming, Kubernetes 1.36 is about to land with some genuinely useful changes, and the Valkey takeover is now officially complete

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 10, 2026. NGINX Ingress Is Gone, the Pentagon Goes Open Source, and AI Code Gets Banned Again

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 10, 2026. NGINX Ingress Is Gone, the Pentagon Goes Open Source, and AI Code Gets Banned Again

Welcome back to Self-Hosted Weekly, your Friday roundup of everything that matters in the open-source and self-hosting world. This week: a major Kubernetes retirement finally hits, the Pentagon goes open source, and the AI-generated code debate escalates again. 1. NGINX Ingress Is Officially Dead The March