Why Observability is Critical for Modern Cloud‑Native Systems
In the future, observability will be a key factor for any organization looking to succeed with the concept of cloud native architectures.
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Microsoft Introduces Execution Containers to Keep AI Agents in Check
Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) brings policy-driven, OS-level containment to AI agents on Windows. Here's what enterprises need to know ...
Azure Linux 4.0 Signals Microsoft’s Commitment to Open Source AI Infrastructure
Microsoft is widening its Linux strategy as AI infrastructure drives Azure’s growth, announcing Azure Linux 4.0 alongside the general availability ...
Together, Edera and Minimus Claim They Can Protect Your Software From AI Hackers
Hopefully, they can deliver because AI programs like Anthropic’s Mythos AI are cracking open programs faster than an otter can ...
Kubernetes Was the Easy Part
Kubernetes was hard. Nobody who lived through the early container years should pretend otherwise. The industry had to learn a ...
Cloud Native Is Becoming AI Native
Open Source Summit North America has always been a good place to see where infrastructure is going before the market ...
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Securing the Cloud-Native Edge
The job of “protecting the data” in a cloud-native environment used to mean snapshots and offsite copies of stateful workloads ...
The “Golden Ticket” for Cloud-Native Modernization
For years, the case for ripping out a legacy hypervisor was mostly philosophical — the migration cost almost always outweighed ...
CLOUD-NATIVE DEVELOPMENT
CLOUD-NATIVE PLATFORMS
Azure Linux 4.0 Signals Microsoft’s Commitment to Open Source AI Infrastructure
Microsoft is widening its Linux strategy as AI infrastructure drives Azure’s growth, announcing Azure Linux 4.0 alongside the general availability of Azure Container Linux at Open Source Summit North America 2026. For Microsoft, Linux now underpins much of the company’s cloud and AI operations. The company reports that more than
CLOUD-NATIVE SECURITY
Together, Edera and Minimus Claim They Can Protect Your Software From AI Hackers
Hopefully, they can deliver because AI programs like Anthropic’s Mythos AI are cracking open programs faster than an otter can shuck oysters. MINNEAPOLIS — At Open Source Summit North America, Edera, a leader in hardened runtime isolation for containers, GPUs, and AI agents, and Minimus, a top company in hardened
CLOUD-NATIVE NETWORKING
Why Service Mesh is Poised for a Dramatic Comeback in 2026
Sidecarless service mesh architectures like Istio Ambient Mode are reducing complexity and reigniting enterprise adoption in 2026.
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