The AI revolution is shifting from training to inference. Explore how vLLM, TensorRT-LLM, and MLOps practices are reshaping computing infrastructure for the inference era.
Kubernetes positions itself as the definitive operating system for AI data centers with 15.6 million cloud native developers and AI conformance standards expanding rapidly.
Ten years after CNCF's founding, the ecosystem has grown to over 200 projects. From OpenTelemetry's declarative configuration milestone to Cilium's dominance in Kubernetes networking, here's what's shaping cloud native in 2026.
Kubernetes 1.36 drops April 22 with 80 enhancements including stable user namespaces, OCI VolumeSource, and the retirement of Ingress NGINX. Plus: CNCF warns that Kubernetes alone isn't enough to secure LLM workloads.
A practical guide to migrating from the deprecated ingress-nginx controller to Kubernetes Gateway API before the March 2026 retirement deadline.
When adding GPUs doesn't reduce latency, the problem isn't capacity—it's routing. Discover how llm-d's cache-aware scheduling delivers 57x faster TTFT and 2x throughput on the same hardware.
Kubernetes 1.36 brings 22 security enhancements, ProtoMessage method removal, and production hardening aligned with NSA/CISA guidelines. Explore the security improvements, observability enhancements, and Nutanix NKP Metal's bare-metal Kubernetes capabilities.
The CNCF's new Kubernetes AI conformance program aims to solve portability and predictability challenges for AI workloads running on the 80% of enterprises already using Kubernetes.
At KubeCon EU 2026 in Amsterdam, Broadcom announced that Velero—the Kubernetes-native backup, restore, and migration tool—has been accepted into the CNCF Sandbox. The move traces a…
The vLLM Korea Meetup 2026, held in Seoul on April 2nd, delivered more than just technical presentations—it offered a window into how AI inference infrastructure is…
vLLM v0.19.0 brings full Google Gemma 4 architecture support, speculative decoding with zero-bubble async scheduling, and significant Model Runner V2 maturation for improved throughput and efficiency.
Learn how to migrate from Ingress-NGINX to Gateway API using the stable 1.0 release of Ingress2Gateway, featuring support for over 30 annotations and comprehensive integration testing.
Flux 2.8.0 introduces Helm v4 support, server-side apply for HelmReleases, kstatus-based health checking, faster recovery from failed deployments, and GitHub App integration for source authentication.
At FluxCon NA 2025, Morgan Stanley shared their five-year journey from push-based CI/CD to GitOps with Flux, now managing 500+ clusters, 2,000+ nodes, and 100,000+ containers with a self-service platform.
Kubernetes v1.36, scheduled for late April 2026, introduces Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) for partitionable devices, faster SELinux volume mounting, external token signing, and deprecates service.spec.externalIPs.
Financial services organizations can now run PCI DSS workloads on shared-tenancy Amazon EKS without dedicated hosts - here's how to architect compliant Kubernetes infrastructure while balancing cost, security, and scalability.
Six key takeaways from Amsterdam show cloud-native has moved decisively from experimentation to execution - with AI workloads, data sovereignty, and platform engineering dominating the conversation.
Kubernetes v1.36 arrives late April 2026 with notable deprecations including Ingress NGINX retirement, API removals, and exciting new enhancements across storage, security, and networking.
Kubernetes 1.36 preview shows DRA hardware maintenance support and Linux User Namespaces graduating to GA for April 2026 release.
The Kubernetes Gateway API migration tool hits 1.0, offering a GA path off legacy Ingress for WordPress hosts and modern cluster operators.
