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How Exposure Management Improves Cloud Detection and Response
A cloud security alert can flag unusual activity on a workload, but the alert alone may not tell an analyst how much damage an attacker could cause. A workload with permission to ...
Buoyant Unveils Open Source Control Plane for AI Workloads Running on Kubernetes
Buoyant has launched Kinference, an open-source control plane that helps IT teams manage and scale AI inference workloads running on Kubernetes using vLLM. By improving GPU utilization, enforcing performance and compliance policies, ...
Mike Vizard | | AI control plane, AI Cost Management, AI Inference, AI infrastructure, AI Workloads, Buoyant, cloud native AI, cloud native computing, GPU optimization, GPU utilization, hybrid cloud, Inference Optimization, Kinference, kubernetes, Kubernetes AI, model serving, open source, PagedAttention, Self-Hosted AI, vLLM
GKE Is Built on Google’s Kubernetes Expertise – So Why is it Still Underutilized?
Google didn’t just adopt Kubernetes. Google created it. More importantly, Google has been able to dogfood Kubernetes at enormous scale for years, giving GKE the benefit of real-world experience from one of ...
EKS Powers the Cloud’s Largest Kubernetes Fleets – So Why Is It Still Running Mostly Idle?
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) remains the primary foundation for enterprise production Kubernetes, hosting massive mission-critical workloads across the globe. AWS pioneered modern cloud infrastructure twenty years ago, and today EKS provides ...
Don’t Hand Your AI Agent the Keys: MCP vs. Context Layers
AI-enabling your systems is easy if you believe the brochures in your inbox. Wrap the system you already have in an MCP server, point a model at it, done. By the end ...
Mark Fussell | | agentic AI, AI agents, AI governance, AI infrastructure, AI security, Change Data Capture, cloud native, cloud native security, cloud-native architecture, Confused Deputy Problem, Context Layers, data security, enterprise AI, kubernetes, least privilege, MCP, Model Context Protocol, Production AI, Prompt Injection, Secure AI Integration
Your ML Platform Isn’t Kubernetes-Native Just Because It Runs on Kubernetes
The real transformation begins when the ML lifecycle becomes declarative, observable, and recoverable. As Vara Bonthu described in a recent CNCF article, the great migration of AI workloads to Kubernetes is well ...
Kubernetes For AI: CIQ Packages The Moving Parts Into One Binary
CIQ is taking aim at Kubernetes complexity with Stratum Kubernetes Engine (SKE), a free, open source, single-binary platform designed to simplify cluster deployment, upgrades and AI-driven operations without vendor lock-in ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | AI agents, AI infrastructure, CIQ, CIQ Stratum Kubernetes Engine, cloud native, cluster management, devops, GPU Infrastructure, kubernetes, Kubernetes automation, Kubernetes Complexity, Kubernetes security, MCP, open source Kubernetes, platform engineering, Rocky Linux, Stratum SKE
Mirantis Adds Service to Facilitate Migrations Off VMware Platforms
Mirantis this week added a service through which it will migrate workloads running on instances of VMware to Kubernetes clusters that run on top of the OpenStack cloud computing framework. Cristian Klein, ...
One Hub, 34 Clusters: Lessons From a GitOps Control Plane at Scale
On Oct. 6, Red Hat published a walkthrough of Argo CD ApplicationSets provisioning hosted control planes straight from Git. A day later, GitHub had an outage that hit Actions, Git operations and ...
AI Didn’t Break Kubernetes Optimization. GPUs Did.
The industry is buzzing about how AI agents have driven up Kubernetes costs. But most agents run like any other service, and the usual tools like right-sizing, bin packing and autoscaling still ...

