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- Manifestly Safer, Why Kubernetes Wants Developers to Speak KYAMLby Adrian Bridgwater on September 8, 2026
KYAML gives Kubernetes developers a stricter, more predictable YAML dialect designed to reduce configuration errors, ambiguity, indentation problems and unexpected type coercion. The post Manifestly Safer, Why Kubernetes Wants Developers to Speak KYAML appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- RapidFort Allies with CrowdStrike to Harden Container Imagesby Mike Vizard on September 4, 2026
RapidFort this week revealed it has integrated its container vulnerability remediation platform with the cloud security platform provided by CrowdStrike. Announced at the Fal.Con 2026 event hosted by CrowdStrike, the integration enables RapidFort to ingest vulnerability and software bill of materials (SBOM) data from Falcon Cloud Security that can then The post RapidFort Allies with CrowdStrike to Harden Container Images appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Containers Became the Unit of Speed. AI Agents Are Making VMs the Unit of Trustby Alan Shimel on September 2, 2026
The container is not disappearing. But as autonomous agents generate code, install packages and invoke tools, cloud-native infrastructure is placing a VM-grade security boundary around it. The post Containers Became the Unit of Speed. AI Agents Are Making VMs the Unit of Trust appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- DataAgent Emerges From Stealth To Bring Autonomous Remediation to Kubernetesby Jaime Hampton on September 1, 2026
DataAgent emerged from stealth today with $10 million in pre-seed funding and an agentic AI platform designed to fix production problems inside Kubernetes environments without waiting for a site reliability engineer to intervene. The company describes its software as a remediation-first platform that acts as an autonomous SRE for Kubernetes The post DataAgent Emerges From Stealth To Bring Autonomous Remediation to Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Kubernetes v1.37 Enhances Dynamic Resource Allocationby Joab Jackson on August 28, 2026
Like many of its fellow projects in the open source community, Kubernetes has seen an increase in pull requests, many of which are no doubt generated by AI. This week’s release of Kubernetes, version 1.37, nicknamed Garhwal, received the most API reviews in the project’s history, a total of 118 The post Kubernetes v1.37 Enhances Dynamic Resource Allocation appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Echo Acquires Hardened Container Assets from Minimusby Mike Vizard on August 27, 2026
Echo today revealed it has acquired technology assets from Minimus, a provider of hardened open source container images, that earlier this week revealed it is shutting down. Those assets will later be incorporated into a rival offering from Echo, which also provides hardened virtual machines, open source libraries, serverless functions, The post Echo Acquires Hardened Container Assets from Minimus appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Red Hat Readies an MCP Server to Help LLMs Manage Kubernetesby Joab Jackson on August 19, 2026
Red Hat is building an open source MCP server extension to help developers and administrators manage Kubernetes and Red Hat’s own OpenShift Kubernetes distribution. The extension can help AI assistants like Visual Studio Code, Microsoft Copilot, and Cursor control and interact with Kubernetes clusters. It is one of a number The post Red Hat Readies an MCP Server to Help LLMs Manage Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Kubeflow’s Graduation Is a Vote for Kubernetes as the AI Control Planeby Alan Shimel on August 19, 2026
Kubeflow’s CNCF graduation signals growing confidence in Kubernetes as a common control plane for production AI workloads, from training and pipelines to governance and inference. The post Kubeflow’s Graduation Is a Vote for Kubernetes as the AI Control Plane appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- CNCF Graduates Kubeflow for Production AI on Kubernetesby James Maguire on August 18, 2026
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has graduated Kubeflow, giving the open source AI and machine learning platform CNCF’s highest maturity designation as enterprises move more AI workloads into production. Kubeflow runs on Kubernetes and provides infrastructure for a range of AI operations, including data processing, model development, distributed training, fine-tuning, The post CNCF Graduates Kubeflow for Production AI on Kubernetes appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Docker Desktop Gets a Hypervisor of its Ownby Joab Jackson on August 13, 2026
Docker is bringing full backend parity across all of its Docker Desktop editions, ensuring that macOS, Windows, and (eventually) Linux users get the same performance and polish. The company unveiled a new virtual machine manager (VMM), a fresh VM platform for its Docker Desktop container management environment that will eventually The post Docker Desktop Gets a Hypervisor of its Own appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
