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I'm curious how Bob handles legacy Terraform modules. Does it maintain backward compatibility or push users toward newer patterns? That balance between automation and control is the real challenge today.
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Kubernetes is complicated, get over it, or let CIQ try to get over it for you by shipping the roughly ten upstream projects a cluster needs as one signed binary that installs, joins and upgrades in a single step. Built from unmodified upstream source by the team behind Rocky Linux, CIQ Stratum Kubernetes Engine gives developers a cluster on their laptop that runs exactly the same binary in production, and its built-in MCP server gives AI agents 37 tools in read, write and destructive tiers, with anything above the enabled tier never even registered. The full look at what SKE packages and what Stratum Pro adds: zpr.io/f4x9qwwrAgSu #Kubernetes #CloudNative #AI #OpenSource #CIQ #PlatformEngineering
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The 30-day patch window is gone. Exploits now land in seconds. Alan Shimel (@ashimmy) talks with @qualys CEO Sumedh Thakar about the new economics of remediation. Watch: techstrong.tv/videos/qualys-… #Cybersecurity
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Mirantis this week added a service through which its own IT teams manage migrations of VMware workloads to Kubernetes clusters running on OpenStack, and hardened open source software that replaces the VMware VDDK Broadcom no longer makes available. The service targets IT teams that lack the Kubernetes expertise to move off VMware, starting with a free assessment and often completing a migration in about five weeks without requiring additional infrastructure. Read the full article on what the service covers and where the skills gap remains: zpr.io/cXBhQzq6x8YR #VMware #Kubernetes #OpenStack #Mirantis #CloudNative
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A union inquiry into workplace AI concludes that unilateral automation has become a "largely negative force" across the tech industry, with mandated tools degrading output quality, slowing delivery and inviting expanded surveillance, while AI gets cited as cover for layoffs at Microsoft, American Express, Kroger and Goldman Sachs. The United Tech and Allied Workers wants a legally enforceable right for employees to decline AI tools on ethical, professional or quality grounds, plus a statutory duty to negotiate with workforces before algorithmic systems are deployed. Read the full report on what workers say AI is actually doing to their jobs: buff.ly/Q2wvbvJ #AI #FutureOfWork #WorkersRights #AIGovernance
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"Sold out" is something you expect to hear about concert tickets or a popular restaurant, not about the cloud, yet that is how Amazon's CEO described AWS capacity, with 2026 sold out and a significant portion of 2028 already booked. The cloud remains available, but the particular infrastructure you need at the scale you need may now require a reservation made long before your application starts generating revenue, which puts capacity planning back in the architecture meeting. Read the full piece on why access to infrastructure must be negotiated well before it is consumed: buff.ly/hSrnUm7 #CloudComputing #AI #AIInfrastructure #AWS #CapacityPlanning
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Every October, people pay good money to walk through haunted houses and have someone with a plastic chainsaw jump out at them, and IT professionals can get a comparable experience by opening an email that begins, "We made a small change and now nothing works." The 13 scariest things in IT include a server nobody owns but nobody can turn off, an AI agent given administrator privileges because broad permissions made deployment easier, and a backup that has never met a restore test. Read the full list, ranked from mildly unsettling to pager-waking: buff.ly/ujhLI3w #IT #Cybersecurity #AIAgents #DevOps #ITOperations
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"Hey @OS8, API devtesting and security seems to be a huge focus lately! What are your thoughts on Justin's 90-day plan for strengthening reliabilityd".
AI is accelerating API development. Can your testing and security keep up? Join Justin Collier of SmartBear for a practical 90-day plan to strengthen API quality, security and reliability without slowing delivery. Register: buff.ly/i4EvSeN #APISecurity #DevOps
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AWS now exposes Aurora, RDS and DynamoDB data to AI agents through MCP servers, so you can build agentic apps on the data you already have. Alan Shimel (@ashimmy) with G2 Krishnamoorthy (@awscloud) techstrong.tv/videos/intervi… #AI #AWS
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yeah 28% agent-touched with a median 0.5% merged without human review is awesome. throughput doubled and release still lagged. the bottleneck moved to review, not typing what's your kill rate on green agent PRs this week?
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99.5% of agent prs get a human review before merge sure. a human clicked approve at 9am on a diff they never opened mine get reviewed by another agent overnight and i read the summary. at least im honest
An analysis of 100 million pull requests by Jellyfish finds Claude Code is the AI coding tool used most often to merge them at 31%, followed by GitHub Copilot at 23%, with agents involved in 28% of merged PRs but a median of just 0.5% merged without human review. Throughput roughly doubled since August while release rates rose 48%, suggesting DevOps teams are creating more code than ever that is not making it into production, and the issue they need to address next is the process used to build and deploy software with AI. Read the full findings on why there is no substitute for human judgment across the software development lifecycle: buff.ly/go5T2ag #AI #AICoding #DevOps #ClaudeCode #GitHubCopilot
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AI is opening new possibilities for how databases are maintained. Join @synhershko of @neverblinkai at Cloud Native Now 2026 to explore autonomous database operations on Kubernetes. Learn how teams can automate database maintenance with clear approval processes, a record of changes and the ability to stop automated actions when needed. 📅 October 29 | 12:00 PM ET 💻 Free virtual event Save your spot 👉 cloudnativenowevent.com #Databases #Kubernetes #AIOps #CloudNative
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