A new CNCF survey shows 96% of developers using Dapr report faster development cycles, with many citing 30%+ productivity gains. Adoption of the open-source runtime is accelerating as enterprises expand AI-driven applications, embrace multi-cloud strategies, and reduce infrastructure complexity. The post Why Dapr is the Productivity Boost Every Cloud-Native Team Needs  appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes today released an update to the platform that adds and revises application programming interfaces (APIs) to resolve a range of performance, management and cybersecurity challenges. Vyom Yadav, release lead for Kubernetes 1.34 and security engineer for Canonical, said this latest update, dubbed Of The post Arrival of Kubernetes 1.34 Simplifies Raft of Management Challenges appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

GitOps may power cloud-native delivery, but rising outages and breaches across GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Azure DevOps expose just how fragile today’s pipelines really are. The post GitOps Under Fire: Resilience Lessons from GitProtect’s Mid-Year 2025 Incident Report appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

Nearly 10 years on, Kubernetes has become the invisible backbone of cloud-native infrastructure—stable, trusted and still quietly evolving. The post Kubernetes Has Become Boring — That’s a Good Thing appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

Broadcom is expanding VMware Tanzu with new AI, data intelligence, and modernization tools to simplify cloud-native application development and operations. The post Broadcom Advances VMware Tanzu with AI, Data Intelligence and App Modernization Tools appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

It wasn’t that long ago that service mesh was the shiny new toy of the cloud-native stack. For many platform teams, Istio, Linkerd, Consul Connect, or Kuma promised to solve some of the hardest problems in microservices: how to handle east-west traffic, encrypt service-to-service communication, observe what’s really happening inside The post Service Mesh at a Crossroads: Istio’s Graduation and the Road Ahead appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

The cloud-native world doesn’t stand still. Kubernetes releases every quarter, new distributions popping up like mushrooms, service meshes evolving faster than you can deploy them, and now agentic AI reshaping how we build and run applications. In that kind of environment, a static analyst report—produced once a year and outdated The post Futurum Signal is Live: Real-Time Market Intelligence for the Cloud-Native Era appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

Kubernetes brought order to containers. Observability brought clarity to complexity. Now, they’re co-leading the cloud-native movement—and redefining the CNCF ecosystem. The post Cloud Native’s Two‑Headed Monster appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

Still arguing whether cloud native is for enterprises or startups? Stop. From AI solo founders to Fortune 500s, the only thing that matters is speed, resilience and solving real problems — cloud native delivers for all. The post Are We Still Arguing Over Cloud Native Being Enterprise or SME? appeared first on Cloud Native Now.

SUSE has generally made available an update to its platform for running monolithic applications designed for hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) environments on top of Kubernetes clusters that now supports both 64-bit Arm and Intel processors. The post SUSE Adds Arm Support to HCI Platform for Running Monolithic Apps on Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.