Editorial Calendar
Red Hat Expands OpenShift Application Development Environment
Red Hat this week added a bevy of additional capabilities to its OpenShift platform, including adding support for live migration of virtual machines and making generally available a set of hardened container ...
The Questions Every Team Asks About Docker Sandboxes
Docker Sandboxes launched in March 2026. Since then, I’ve heard the same questions at meetups, on Slack, and during Docker Captain briefings. Instead of writing another overview piece, I want to answer ...
Kubernetes in Production: Where Platform Decisions Break Down
Kubernetes is often described as “free,” but that assumption falls apart in production. What looks like a complete platform is only a foundation. Everything required to run real workloads reliably sits outside ...
Where DevOps Pipelines Break: Real Attack Paths in Cloud-Native CI/CD
While traditional security focuses on perimeters, modern attackers are moving upstream to the CI/CD pipeline. By compromising the build process rather than the final product, they can inject malicious code into trusted ...
Solo.io Extends kagent Runtime to NemoClaw Governance Framework for AI Agents
Solo.io this week added support for the open source NemoClaw framework for safely deploying artificial intelligence (AI) agents in a kagent runtime environment on Kubernetes that is being advanced under the auspices ...
Trilio Extends Disaster Recovery Reach to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Trilio is making available a technology preview of an instance of its disaster recovery (DR) platform that supports Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, which enables IT teams to encapsulate virtual machines in a ...
Report: Utilization of Kubernetes Infrastructure Remains Abysmal
An analysis of tens of thousands of Kubernetes clusters deployed on cloud services published today by CAST AI finds average CPU utilization stood at just 8% in 2025, while memory utilization was ...
Intruder Adds Container Image Scanning to Cloud Security Platform
Intruder expands its cloud security portfolio with intuitive, agentless container image scanning. Simplify vulnerability detection across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure registries without complex DevSecOps tools ...
Mike Vizard | | agentless container security, AWS Elastic Container Registry scanning, Azure Container Registry security, cloud security tools, DevSecOps automation, Google Cloud Artifact Registry, GregAI security analyst, Intruder container scanning, midsize organization cybersecurity, software supply chain security, Vulnerability Management
Survey: Few IT Teams Can Continuously Optimize Kubernetes Clusters
A survey of 321 Kubernetes practitioners at organizations with more than 1,000 employees published today finds that while 89% recognize that automation is crucial, only 17% are able to continuously optimize the ...
How AI is Transforming Cloud‑Native Operations
AI is transforming cloud-native operations with predictive scaling, AIOps and automation to improve performance, efficiency and resilience ...

