Jim Bugwadia on why finding a Kubernetes problem is only half the battle for Kyverno users
Graduating within the CNCF marks a major milestone for an open source project, signaling not just technical maturity but strong governance, security practices, and widespread adoption. Kyverno, a Kube...
23 Huhti 23min
How AWS Bedrock is shaping Model Context Protocol
At the MCP Summit in New York City, AWS’s Luca Chang, a Bedrock team member and MCP specification maintainer, discussed the rapid rise of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as a standard for connecting ...
22 Huhti 31min
Why Microsoft is betting on temporary identities to stop autonomous agents from going rogue
AtKubeCon Europe 2026,Jorge Palmaoutlined how Microsoft is advancing AI operations across cloud and edge environments. He demonstrated an agent capable of diagnosing, mitigating, and explaining applic...
21 Huhti 24min
As agentic AI explodes, Amazon doubles down on MCP
At the MCP Summit inNew York City,Clare LiguoriofAmazon Web Servicesdiscussed the rapid rise of theModel Context Protocol(MCP), now a leading way to connect AI agents with tools and data. Originally d...
16 Huhti 24min
A year in, Google wants its Axion processors to feel like a scheduling decision
At KubeCon Europe, Google Cloud’s Jago Macleod and Abdel Sghiouar argued that adopting Arm for Kubernetes workloads has shifted from a complex migration to a practical, low-friction choice. After a ye...
15 Huhti 22min
Can you make Kubernetes invisible? Here's why AWS is on a mission to do it.
In this episode ofThe New Stack Makers, Jesse Butler, principal product manager for AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service, shares his vision for simplifying cloud-native computing. Since joining AWS in 2020,...
14 Huhti 23min
The next stages of AI conformance in the cloud-native, open-source world
Running AI models on Kubernetes has historically been inconsistent, with workloads behaving differently across cloud providers due to variations in GPUs, networking, and autoscaling. As organizations ...
9 Huhti 25min
Microsoft wants to make service mesh invisible
At KubeCon EU 2026, Mitch Connors of Microsoft outlined a vision to make service meshes effectively invisible to users. Now working on Azure Kubernetes Application Network, a fully managed service bui...
8 Huhti 21min
