Cloud-Native Development Archives

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 ...

Joab Jackson | February 4, 2026 | Ingress NGINX, IPv6, kubernetes

ingress Sysdig SUSE Siloscape security-as-code Docker

Noma Security Identifies Security Flaw in Docker AI Assistant

Noma Security today revealed it has discovered a critical security flaw in the artificial intelligence (AI) assistant made available by Docker, Inc. Sasi Levi, security research lead for Noma Security, said the ...

Mike Vizard | February 3, 2026 | AI, docker, Noma Security, security

CNCF Survey Surfaces Widespread Adoption of Kubernetes Clusters

A global survey of 628 IT professionals finds a full 82% work in organizations that are running Kubernetes clusters in production environments. Conducted by Linux Foundation Research on behalf of the Cloud ...

Mike Vizard | January 26, 2026 | cncf, kubernetes, Kubernetes adoption, Linux Foundation

cloud-native chaos engineering, kubernetes

How to Keep Cloud-Native Applications Running During DDoS-Scale Traffic Surges

Prepare your cloud-native apps for chaos! Discover essential strategies to handle traffic surges, from resilient architecture to real-time monitoring, ensuring your applications thrive under pressure ...

Carl Torrence | January 20, 2026 | API gateway, autoscaling, cloud-native apps, content delivery network, DDoS protection, graceful degradation, incident response plan, performance monitoring., resilience, traffic surge, traffic throttling

How Do Cloud-Native Teams Balance Engineering Excellence With Strong Product Branding?

Learn how cloud-native teams can integrate engineering and branding efforts to create high-performing products that resonate with users ...

Lucy Manole | January 13, 2026 | A/B Testing, agile development, Branding Strategies, cloud-native development, Cross-Functional Teams., Design Systems, Engineering Excellence, incident management, Performance Metrics, Product Branding, Software Scalability, Team Collaboration, Technical Performance, User Engagement, user experience

SRE, autoscaling, Tailscale, Kubernetes, argo cd, Kubernetes v1.33, AI, Nelm, Kubernetes, architecture, , architecture, Rackspace, GPUs, Kubernetes, Solo.io Kubernetes cloud foundry keptn cloud-native automation

Kubernetes v1.35 Arrived, Right On Workload-Aware Schedule

Discover the latest enhancements in Kubernetes workload scheduling, including the Workload API and gang scheduling features aimed at optimizing application performance and management ...

Adrian Bridgwater | January 12, 2026 | autoscaling, cloud-native applications, Dynamic Resource Allocation, Gang Scheduling, kubernetes, Kubernetes v1.35, Multi-Node Scheduling, Opportunistic Batching, Performance Optimization, Pod Management, resource allocation, Scheduling Algorithms., Scheduling Improvements, Scheduling Latency, software engineering, Workload API, Workload Scheduling

Running Kubernetes in Production: Practical Lessons From the Field

Kubernetes has become the de facto platform for running containerized workloads at scale. While spinning up a cluster is relatively straightforward, operating Kubernetes reliably in production is far more challenging. Teams often ...

Sai Ram Nadipalli | January 6, 2026 | cloud native, kubernetes, observability, security

CNCF, cloud native, NVIDIA, AI, Peritus microservices

Building AI Agents Using Open-Source Docker cagent and GitHub Models

Discover how Docker’s open-source cagent framework and GitHub Models simplify AI agent orchestration. Learn to build, package, and share a vendor-neutral podcast-generation AI system with production-grade quality and cost efficiency ...

Naga Santhosh Reddy Vootukuri | January 6, 2026 | AI agent orchestration, AI agent runtime, AI development workflows, AI vendor lock-in, cagent framework, containerized AI agents, Docker AI framework, Docker cagent, Docker Hub AI agents, GitHub Models, MCP tools, Model Context Protocol, multi-agent AI systems, OpenAI compatible API, podcast generation AI, production AI agents, vendor-neutral AI, YAML-based AI configuration

Kubeflow and TFX: Accelerating Compute Infrastructure with Operational ML

In an era of exponential data growth, global infrastructure needs are undergoing a seismic shift. Enterprises are moving away from static, monolithic systems toward dynamic, intelligent and adaptive architectures. At the heart ...

Anand Singh | December 17, 2025 | cloud native, infrastructure, Kubeflow, TFX

TLS, certificates, Docker, vulnerabilities, supply chain, KubeCon, SigStore, Kubernetes TrapX container security

Docker, Inc. Adds More Than a Thousand Free Hardened Container Images

Docker is releasing more than 1,000 hardened container images under an open source license, aiming to cut vulnerabilities and strengthen software supply chains ...