Posts from @k6sy..
The inaugural Edge Day launched as a co-located event at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU in 2022, focusing on edge computing and the evolution from centralized data centers to the network edge. The event brings together academic research, enterprise use cases, and insights from the Kubernetes community...
Fluent Bit just edged out Fluentd as the CNCF’s go-to log processor. Why? It's fast—up to 40× faster. Built in C. Embedded plugins. Native OpenTelemetry. Full observability baked in. It handles routing, schema changes, and telemetry across containers and edge systems without flinching. No Ruby here..
Obot.ai just dropped out of stealth with $35M in seed and a big swing: it’s building a control plane for agentic AI, anchored on the now-standard **Model Context Protocol (MCP)**. Its **MCP Gateway** handles registry, secure proxying, RBAC, and observability for MCP servers. Think API gateway, but ..
Misconfigured YAML. Broken image refs. Botched resource settings. Most Kubernetes deploys don't fail mysteriously—they fail predictably. This guide breaks down the top 10 culprits: things like `CrashLoopBackOff`, bad image pulls, and `OOMKills`. More importantly, it shows how to dodge them with bet..
We launched a new news experience at FAUN.dev that uses advanced retrieval to deliver context-rich, insightful news for developers.
Perplexity AI launches the Comet browser globally, offering it for free to enhance internet usage with features like the Comet Assistant and Background Assistants, aiming to foster curiosity and productivity.
Microsoft is advancing its strategy to predominantly use its own AI data center chips, such as the Azure Maia AI Accelerator and Cobalt CPU, to reduce reliance on Nvidia and AMD, while addressing compute capacity shortages and enhancing system efficiency, according to CTO Kevin Scott.
Akuity introduces AI-driven features to improve Kubernetes management, enhancing stability, security, and scalability while automating issue detection and resolution.
A security breach in Red Hat's consulting GitLab instance led to the theft of 570GB of data by the "Crimson Collective," impacting around 800 organizations across multiple sectors.
