Joab Jackson has been covering the IT and computing space since the birth of the Internet. He has first-handedly reported on the dotcom boom-and-bust, XML, Web services, cloud computing, REST and JSON, big data, containerization and cloud native computing. Now, he is interested in what AI can, and can not, actually do. He has written for IDG News Service (Computerworld, PC World, Infoworld) and has held editing roles for Government Computer News, The New Stack, and The National Technology Center.
AWS Stretches Elastic Kubernetes Service to Full Private Networking
While setting up AWS’s managed Kubernetes service, many security administrators probably realized that true Zero Trust security wouldn’t be possible if outbound K8s traffic still must flow over the AWS backbone to ...
Google OpenRL Tames AI Model Tuning, Kubernetes-Style
Google has created OpenRL to manage the fine-tuning of large language models (LLMs) in much the same way its Kubernetes container orchestrator streamlines the management of containers. An open source project from ...
Kubernetes Builds a Sandbox CRD for AI Agents
The Kubernetes community has launched a new project to make a home for AI agents. The Agent Sandbox project, under development by SIG Apps, is a lightweight, single-container VM environment built on ...
Netflix Found a Faster Way to Load Containers
The initial appeal with containers was hardware-agnosticism. What runs on your machine runs on production, as long as both ran on x86 CPUs. This interoperability is a big factor in scalability of ...
Cost Control for Kubernetes: Monitor, Right-Size, Govern
As Kubernetes moves from testbeds to production, managers are getting sticker shock from the bills a K8s deployment can incur. Whether hosted in-house or on a cloud provider, who knew cloud nativity ...
Kubernetes Could Use a Different Linux Scheduler
A pair of Cambridge researchers have found a way to squeeze 10 – 20% more capacity from Kubernetes clusters, simply by making a tweak in the way the Linux kernel schedules jobs ...
Kubernetes and IPv6: Together at Last?
As administrators migrate their clusters from Ingress NGINX, which is being retired from the Kubernetes line-up next month, they might want to consider adding another task to their job: migrating their network ...
Kubernetes Begins Work on Pod Checkpoint/Restore
Kubernetes may be getting a feature that has long been enjoyed by supercomputer users: checkpoint/restore. Just as the name indicates, checkpoint/restore is the ability to bookmark a distributed workload such that if ...
