Kubernetes request flow tutorial URL is non-deterministic: alias collides with a near-duplicate page

[hiyach28]

Summary

Two near-duplicate copies of the "Kubernetes Request Flow" tutorial exist, and one claims the other's URL as an alias. Hugo writes both to the same output path, so /kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes-request-flow/ is a race between the real page and a redirect stub. Which one wins can change from build to build.

The collision

File	URL it produces
content/en/kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes-request-flow.md	/kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes-request-flow/ (its own page)
content/en/kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes/kubernetes-request-flow.md	/kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes/kubernetes-request-flow/, plus aliases: - /kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes-request-flow

The second file's alias is the first file's real URL.

Evidence

Building the same commit of master twice produced different output at that path:

• one build: the full tutorial page, ~403 KB
• another build: a 417-byte redirect stub, <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=https://docs.layer5.io/kanvas/tutorials/kubernetes/kubernetes-request-flow/">

Production currently serves the real page (HTTP 200), so the impact is latent rather than live, but any rebuild can flip it and silently replace the tutorial with a redirect.

The two files are almost identical, differing mostly in wording ("Kanvas" vs "Meshery Kanvas") and front matter.

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