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Introducing Approvals in Pulumi ESC

Pulumi ESC just leveled up withApprovals—structured reviews for environment config changes, straight from Console, CLI, SDK, or VS Code. Think pull requests, but for your infra settings. No more YOLO updates. Teams can now lock down config changes with required sign-offs. More control. Cleaner logs.. read more  

Introducing Approvals in Pulumi ESC
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Building on the foundation of OpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation: what’s new in Grafana Beyla 2.5

Grafana Beyla 2.5 goes all-in on upstreamOpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation, baking it right into the core. This release addsauto-instrumentation for MongoDB and JSON-RPC,manual spans in Go, and tightertrace correlation for NodeJS. New in town:survey mode. Think lightweight service discovery—no ful.. read more  

Building on the foundation of OpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation: what’s new in Grafana Beyla 2.5
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How to automatically disable users in AWS Managed Microsoft AD based on GuardDuty findings

AWS just dropped a new threat-response setup that tiesGuardDuty,EventBridge,Step Functions, andSystems Manager Run Commandinto one clean pipeline. The goal? Hunt for EC2 threats and lock downActive Directoryaccounts—automatically. GuardDuty kicks off the flow when it spots trouble. From there, Even.. read more  

How to automatically disable users in AWS Managed Microsoft AD based on GuardDuty findings
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How I eliminated networking complexity

A fresh pattern’s gaining traction:Docker + Tailscale sidecarsreplacing old-school reverse proxies and clunky VPNs. Each service runs as its ownmesh-routed node, containerized and independent. The trick?Network namespace sharing.App containers hook into the Tailscale mesh with no exposed ports, no .. read more  

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Cloud native is not just for hyperscalers

CNCF just dropped anAI workload conformance program, built like the Kubernetes one—so AI tools play nice across clusters. Portability, meet your referee. It’s tightening the loop betweenOpenTelemetry and OpenSearch, turning ad-hoc hacks into actual cross-project coordination. AndBackstage and GitOp.. read more  

Cloud native is not just for hyperscalers
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AI inference supercharges on Google Kubernetes Engine

Google Cloud's pushingGKEbeyond container orchestration, framing it as an AI inference engine. Meet the new crew: theInference Gateway(smart load balancer, talks models and hardware),custom compute classes, and aDynamic Workload Schedulerthat tunes for both speed and spend. The setup handles GPU an.. read more  

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MariaDB Kubernetes Operator 25.08.0 Adds AI Vector Support and Disaster Recovery Enhancements

MariaDB Kubernetes Operator 25.08.0 drops some real upgrades. First up:physical backups. Now supported through native MariaDB tools and Kubernetes CSI snapshots—huge win if you're dealing with chunky datasets and tight recovery windows. It alsodefaults to MariaDB 11.8, which brings in anative vect.. read more  

MariaDB Kubernetes Operator 25.08.0 Adds AI Vector Support and Disaster Recovery Enhancements
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Introducing Kubernetes for Snowflake

Snowflake just leveled up its workload scheduler—now driven by LLMs and reinforcement learning. Instead of locking jobs to static warehouses, it predicts where to send them in real-time. Smarter routing, tighter hardware use, over40%shaved off compute bills. Bigger picture:Another nod toward ML-bas.. read more  

Introducing Kubernetes for Snowflake
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Kubernetes Will Solve YAML Headaches with KYAML

Kubernetes is eyeing a YAML remix. Version 1.34 may bring inKYAML—a stricter, YAML-compatible subset built to cut down on sloppy configs and sneaky formatting bugs. KYAML keeps the good parts: comments, trailing commas, unquoted keys. But it dumps YAML’s whitespace drama. Existing manifests and Hel.. read more  

Kubernetes Will Solve YAML Headaches with KYAML
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Kubernetes Observability: Pillars, Tools & Best Practices

Kubernetes observability isn’t just about catching metrics or tailing logs. It’s about stitching togethermetrics, logs, and tracesto see what’s actually happening—across services, over time, and through the chaos. Thing is, Kubernetes doesn’t come with this built in. So teams hack together toolchai.. read more  

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