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NVIDIA today made generally available a microservices framework based on containers that promises to make building complex artificial intelligence (AI) applications simpler. The post NVIDIA Makes Microservices Framework for AI Apps Generally Available appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Kubernetes workloads differ because they represent applications and services deployed within a cluster, each tailored to specific needs, encompassing one or more components. The post The Evolution Of Kubernetes Workload Patterns appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Docker, Inc., today added support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to make it simpler for developers to invoke artificial intelligence (AI) agents using the existing tools they rely on to build container applications. The post Docker, Inc. Embraces MCP to Make AI Agent Integration Simpler appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Microsoft unveils AI enhancements for AKS at KubeCon Europe 2025, including RAG integration, multi-cluster management, and open-source solutions to tame complexity. The post Microsoft Simplifies Kubernetes Management with AI Integration appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Docker Inc. this week added an ability to make it possible for application developers using its tools to build cloud-native applications to run large language models (LLMs) on their local machines. Available in beta, Docker Model Runner achieves that by embedding an AI inference engine into Docker Desktop using an The post Docker, Inc. Makes Invoking LLMs Simpler for Application Developers appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
A survey of 433 IT professionals published this week by OpenLogic, an arm of Perforce, finds that 95% are using open source software, with 40% using cloud and container technologies. The post Survey: Cloud Native Technologies Driving Open Source Software Adoption appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Grafana Labs has extended the reach of a Fleet Management platform for centralizing the management of telemetry data collectors to add support for Kubernetes environments. The post Grafana Labs Extends Observability Reach Deeper into Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), this week at the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2025 conference, announced that a major upgrade to the open source Argo continuous delivery (CD) platform for Kubernetes environments will become generally available next month. The post CNCF Readies Next Major Update to Argo CD Platform appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
The OpenInfra Foundation has released its 31st update to the open source OpenStack framework, dubbed Epoxy, that enables bootc container images that incorporate operating systems to now be directly deployed on bare metal machines using the Ironic infrastructure provisioning tool. The post OpenInfra Foundation Brings Bootc Container Images to OpenStack appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
A survey of 689 IT professionals published this week by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) finds 80% of respondents work for IT organizations that have deployed Kubernetes in a production environment, with another 13% piloting or actively testing the platform. The post CNCF Survey Surfaces Steady Pace of Increased Cloud-Native Technology Adoption appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
