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- ActiveState Allies with Docker to Harden Software Artifactsby Mike Vizard on October 22, 2026
ActiveState and Docker, Inc. today revealed they will both resell the hardened libraries and images that each company curates. The overall goal is to make it simpler for application development teams to source both hardened container images and the libraries they run on that are certified using Level 3 of The post ActiveState Allies with Docker to Harden Software Artifacts appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- AKS Is Growing – Along With Its Kubernetes Utilization Problemby Sharone Zitzman on October 6, 2026
AKS has become a major platform for enterprise Kubernetes workloads, and those workloads are getting more expensive. Organizations are running more compute, adding GPU infrastructure for AI, and expanding Kubernetes into more parts of their production environments. The problem is that the infrastructure underneath all of this is being used The post AKS Is Growing – Along With Its Kubernetes Utilization Problem appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- RapidFort Creates Multiple Alliances to Better Secure Cloud-Native Applicationsby Mike Vizard on October 6, 2026
RapidFort, a provider of curated open source container images, has allied with both Wiz and Aqua Security to streamline DevSecOps workflows for organizations building and deploying cloud-native applications. Additionally, RapidFort has inked a cooperative research and development agreement with SpaceWERX, an arm of the United States Space Force (USSF) and The post RapidFort Creates Multiple Alliances to Better Secure Cloud-Native Applications appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Microsoft Bakes Linux Container Support Directly into Windowsby Joab Jackson on October 2, 2026
Linux developers relegated to working on corporate Windows machines no longer have to wrangle with Docker Desktop, file system translations or container lifecycle incompatibilities. This week, Microsoft has released into general availability WSL containers, a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) runtime for building and running containers based on the Open The post Microsoft Bakes Linux Container Support Directly into Windows appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- CloudBolt Adds Ability to Optimize GPU Consumption by Kubernetes Workloadby Mike Vizard on September 24, 2026
CloudBolt Software this week added an ability to optimize consumption of graphics processing units (GPUs) running on Kubernetes clusters at the individual workload level. Company COO Yasmin Rajabi said the challenge IT teams are running into is that the Data Center GPU Manager (DCGM) tool provided by NVIDIA today only The post CloudBolt Adds Ability to Optimize GPU Consumption by Kubernetes Workload appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Karmada Federated Control Plane for Kubernetes Achieves CNCF Graduationby Joab Jackson on September 24, 2026
Karmada, the control plane for managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, has graduated from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s technology program, offering the CNCF’s stamp-of-approval for production use just in time for the AI inferencing work it needs to support these days. The latest release, version 1.19, expands support for AI workloads The post Karmada Federated Control Plane for Kubernetes Achieves CNCF Graduation appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- groundcover Acquires Wand Platform to Optimize Kubernetes Clustersby Mike Vizard on September 24, 2026
groundcover today revealed it has acquired a platform for optimizing consumption of infrastructure resources running on Kubernetes clusters that was developed by Wand. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Company CEO Shahar Azulay said the acquisition of this asset represents a significant step toward closing the gap that currently The post groundcover Acquires Wand Platform to Optimize Kubernetes Clusters appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Komodor Extends AI SRE Reach for Kubernetes to AI Agentsby Mike Vizard on September 17, 2026
Komodor this week added the ability to deploy agentic artificial intelligence (AI) workflows using its platform for site reliability engineers (SREs) that manage Kubernetes clusters. Company CTO Itiel Shwartz said the Komodor Agentic Operations Platform makes it possible to deploy AI agents using the same workflows that SREs use to The post Komodor Extends AI SRE Reach for Kubernetes to AI Agents appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- Kubernetes Did Not Miss the AI Wave. It Absorbed Itby Alan Shimel on September 10, 2026
Enterprise AI is settling onto the cloud native stack, and the strongest evidence is not a vendor roadmap. It is what the ecosystem has already standardized. The post Kubernetes Did Not Miss the AI Wave. It Absorbed It appeared first on Cloud Native Now.
- 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.
