Routes, Ingress or Gateway API on OpenShift 4: Which to Choose and How to Migrate
Every OpenShift cluster ships with at least two ways to expose an HTTP service, and since 4.14 there...
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Every OpenShift cluster ships with at least two ways to expose an HTTP service, and since 4.14 there...
Every OpenShift cluster ships with at least two ways to expose an HTTP service, and since 4.14 there...

Introduction If you've been running Kubernetes workloads in production, you've almost...
With Gateway API v1.5 and v1.6 and the retirement of Ingress-NGINX, 2026 is the year of Kubernetes networking modernization. ListenerSet, standard TCP/UDP routing, and the Ingress2Gateway 1.0 migratio
Situation A Recent Task Was To Convert An Existing External Environment On GCP Into An...
The June 30 release of Kubernetes Gateway API v1.6 graduates raw L4 TCPRoute and UDPRoute to the Standard channel under v1, deprecates their v1alpha2 counterparts, and moves remaining experimental resources into a separate API group so the boundary between stable and unstable shapes stops being a naming convention.
Introduction: Navigating the Ingress to Gateway API Migration in Kubernetes The Kubernetes...
Situation My Home RKE2 Cluster Had Envoy Gateway Handling North-South Traffic, Routed To...
Situation Needed The PRD Domain’s Certificate To Auto-Renew, Which Meant Switching...
The Kubernetes SIG Network retired ingress-nginx in March 2026, leaving clusters still on it exposed to unpatched CVEs and stalled feature work. A CNCF post lays out the two migration paths operators are picking between and the tooling to make the move.
Ingress NGINX is retired: the Gateway API migration, 34 annotations mapped (2026) Summary....
Ingress-NGINX retired in March 2026: the Gateway API migration plan for 30...