Most AI teams don’t start with Kubernetes, even though that’s where their AI infrastructure usually ends up ... Read More

In March 2026, Trivy, one of the most widely used open-source vulnerability scanners in the Kubernetes ecosystem, was weaponized against the very organizations that relied on it for security. Attackers compromised the Aqua Security repository, force-pushed malicious binaries, and poisoned 75 of 76 version tags in the process. Any pipeline ... Read More

Many organizations that use containers now run at least some production workloads on Kubernetes, and it comes up in most infrastructure discussions. But not every organization actually needs it or needs to run it themselves. This Q&A explains when Kubernetes is a good fit, when it’s overkill, what skills you ... Read More

Salesforce recently announced that it’s ending sales of new Heroku Enterprise contracts and shifting the service into more of a sustaining, maintenance‑focused posture. While it’s not an immediate wind‑down, it’s a clear signal that Heroku’s long‑term roadmap is narrowing for many enterprise customers. For teams still relying on Heroku for ... Read More

Cloud GPU prices just jumped, and every over‑provisioned Kubernetes cluster is now a compounding cost to your budget. If you’re still guessing at requests and limits, this price hike might spur you to check whether you’re already running more instances than you actually need ... Read More

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has shifted more of the infrastructure burden from the customer to the service by automating Kubernetes management with Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Auto Mode and EKS Capabilities. These features automate much of the cluster infrastructure (provisioning, scaling, networking, and storage) on top of the core ... Read More

In 2026, the question isn’t whether Kubernetes wins – it already has. And yet, many organizations are running mission-critical workloads on a platform they still treat as plumbing, not the operating layer that controls speed, security, and efficiency. Recent Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) surveys of cloud‑native artificial intelligence (AI) ... Read More

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025 is almost here, and whether you’re a cloud-native newcomer, seasoned SRE, or Kubernetes fan, Atlanta will be full of energy this month. The conference isn’t just for hardcore technologists, either. It’s designed for anyone interested in how cloud-native technology is shaping modern software and ... Read More

Platform engineering teams face an important choice: implement an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) using proprietary SaaS or assemble one grounded in open source. While vendor demos look polished, open source IDPs, especially those anchored on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Kubernetes, offer long-term flexibility, innovation, and control. Open source and ... Read More

Most organizations launching an internal developer platform (IDP) initiative want transformation: faster releases, happier devs, and tighter governance. Still, too many projects stall or fail. This actionable playbook, drawn from real platform successes, will help CTOs, platform team leads, DevOps managers, and cloud architects ensure an IDP actually gets launched and ... Read More