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SUSE today revealed it has allied with evroc to provide a sovereign cloud based on its Kubernetes platform that in the first quarter of 2026 will be hosted in Europe by a cloud service provider. Frank Feldmann, chief strategy officer for SUSE, said that alliance with evroc might be extended The post SUSE Allies with evroc for European Cloud Service Based on Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Solo.io, Gloo Mesh, Gloo Gateway, Amazon ECS, ECS service mesh, Istio Ambient Mode, sidecar-less service mesh, API management, microservices networking, cloud-native security, cloud observability, zero-trust policies, traffic management, App Mesh deprecation, ECS Service Connect, container orchestration security, multi-cluster service mesh, enterprise service mesh, cloud infrastructure automation, policy-driven networking, microservices governance, Istio ecosystem, ECS workload integration The post Solo Gets Stickier on Gloo Mesh for Amazon ECS appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
AWS Lambda Managed Instances bring Lambda’s operational simplicity to EC2, enabling specialized compute options, cost efficiency, and predictable scaling. The post AWS Lambda Managed Instances Offer Specialized Compute Configurations appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Shimmy breaks down why AI hype and agentic rebranding can’t replace the cloud, arguing that despite shifting language, modern AI systems still rely on cloud as their essential backbone. The post You Can Stop Saying “Cloud,” But You Can’t Take the Cloud Out appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
This is an “extensible set” of Kubernetes-native solutions that streamline workload orchestration, cloud resource management and orchestration The post Amazon EKS Capabilities Drive ‘Opinionated’ Workload Orchestration and Resource Management appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Akamai Technologies this week acquired Fermyon to add a serverless computing framework for building and deploying Web Assembly (Wasm) applications to its portfolio. Akamai and Fermyon formed an alliance earlier this year that led to the integration of the Fermyon Wasm Functions engine into Akamai cloud, networking and storage services, The post Akamai Acquires Fermyon to Further Advance Wasm Adoption appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
Alan reflects on a turbulent but triumphant year in cloud native, celebrating the CNCF and Linux Foundation’s stewardship, Kubernetes’ continued maturity, OpenTelemetry’s breakout moment, open-source collaboration, and the rise of platform engineering—while acknowledging the challenges of complexity, vendor noise, and maintainer burnout the community must confront. The post What I’m Thankful for in Cloud Native This Year: A Community That Keeps Building the Future appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
vCluster Labs has made available a reference architecture for incorporating graphical processor units (GPUs) running artificial intelligence (AI) workloads into virtual Kubernetes clusters. Company CEO Lukas Gentele said the Infrastructure Tenancy Platform for AI reference architecture will make it simpler for IT teams to deploy AI inference workloads on platforms The post vCluster Adds Virtual Kubernetes Reference Architecture for GPUs appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
New survey data shows Kubernetes networking complexity rising, with teams struggling across observability, egress, multi-cluster security, and tool sprawl—highlighting the growing need for platform engineering and unified networking approaches. The post Survey Surfaces Myriad Kubernetes Networking Challenges appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
NVIDIA is pushing deeper into the world of high-performance AI infrastructure, unveiling a Kubernetes-native abstraction called ComputeDomains that promises to simplify a major difficulty in today’s AI development: enabling secure, high-bandwidth GPU communication across multiple server nodes. ComputeDomains handles a challenge at the center of NVIDIA’s broader strategy for supporting systems such The post NVIDIA’s ComputeDomains Aims to Simplify Multi-Node NVLink for Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.