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 layout: blog
 title: "Kubernetes Configuration Good Practices"
-date: 2025-11-11
+date: 2025-11-25
 slug: kubernetes-configuration-good-practices
 evergreen: true
 author: Kirti Goyal
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 This blog brings together tried-and-tested configuration best practices. The small habits that make your Kubernetes setup clean, consistent and easier to manage. 
 Whether you are just starting out or already deploying apps daily, these are the little things that keep your cluster stable and your future self sane. 
 
+This blog is inspired by the original *Configuration Best Practices* page, which has evolved through contributions from many members of the Kubernetes community. 
+
 ## General Configuration Practices
 
 ### Use the latest stable API version