What Test Automation Tools Need to Handle When AI is Generating Cloud-Native Code at Scale
AI coding assistants change what test automation tools need to handle in cloud-native environments. Explore where the gaps concentrate and what to address.
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Security Flaw in Argo CD Can Let Attackers Take Over Kubernetes Clusters
Argo CD has become a widely popular open source tool for developers who use GitOps for deploying cloud-native applications to ...
Vercel Now Lets You Deploy Any Dockerfile Straight to Production
Vercel now runs any Dockerfile as a serverless function with autoscaling — but function limits and no durable storage still ...
Apple Ships Stable 1.0 of its Native Container Tool for macOS
Apple Container hits 1.0, giving macOS developers a native, VM-per-container alternative to Docker Desktop — with real tradeoffs ...
Tigera Introduces Lynx, a Unified Control Plane for Kubernetes‑Native AI Agents
The first Kubernetes AI agent control plane is here. Tigera, best known for backing the open-source Calico networking and security ...
The AI Native Stack Already Exists. We’ve Been Calling It Cloud Native
Enterprise AI feels like a clean break from everything before it. Look closely at what makes it run in production, ...
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Why Kubernetes Utilization Is Stuck Below 40%
Kubernetes was sold on the premise that clusters would scale themselves into efficient, elastic infrastructure. The reality on most production ...
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 ...
CLOUD-NATIVE DEVELOPMENT
CLOUD-NATIVE PLATFORMS
Cloud-Native’s Interest Payment Just Came Due
We spent a decade telling each other that cloud-native was how you move fast. Break the monolith into services. Put everything in containers. Declare your infrastructure. Add a service mesh, a GitOps controller, a policy engine, an observability pipeline. Each step was defensible on its own, and each one shipped
CLOUD-NATIVE SECURITY
The Pipeline That Thinks: Building an AI-Powered DevSecOps Pipeline on AWS EKS
The organizations building pipelines that think, review, secure, monitor and recover, are defining what the next baseline looks like.
CLOUD-NATIVE NETWORKING
Linkerd 2.20, the Latest Release of the Cloud-Native Service Mesh, Arrives
Linkerd 2.20 maintainer Buoyant claims it has slashed control plane memory usage by 85% in this version. If you want a lean, mean cloud-native mesh, Linkerd is for you. This latest release continues the project’s long‑running focus on a small, efficient footprint for Kubernetes environments. Linkerd’s parent company Buoyant’s engineers
