Worked on the k0sproject/k0s repository to deliver a configurable healthz binding for kubeProxy, addressing a configuration gap that previously limited deployment flexibility. Focused on backend development using Go and Kubernetes, the work introduced a healthzBindAddress parameter, allowing users to specify network bindings through both CLI and configuration files. This change resolved inconsistencies between CLI and config behaviors, reducing the need for manual patching and supporting more robust configuration management across diverse environments. By decoupling healthz binding from hard-coded defaults, the update enhanced deployment reliability and observability readiness, reflecting a targeted and thoughtful approach to infrastructure configuration challenges.