Kubernetes:
- Kubernetes Lockout: Recovering Full Cluster Access When
kubernetes-adminIs Forbidden, - The Observability Gap with kube-prometheus-stack in Kubernetes,
- Building a Unified OpenTelemetry Pipeline in Kubernetes,
- Security Observability in Kubernetes Goes Beyond Logs,
- LiteMaaS: a proof-of-concept application for managing LLM subscriptions, API keys, and usage tracking,
- Why etcd breaks at scale in Kubernetes,
OpenShift:
- OpenShift networking evolved: Real routing, no NAT or asymmetry,
- Red Hat OpenShift 4.21 brings Kubernetes to Oracle Database Appliance,
- OpenShift Monitoring in NetEye,
- The Guide to OpenBao – Enabling TLS on OpenShift – Part 4,
- The Guide to OpenBao – GitOps Deployment with Argo CD – Part 5,
- [OCP4][Experimental] Metallb multiple vlan on secondary interface,
- Unlocking Greater Value: Why Moving from EKS to OpenShift Makes Strategic Sense,
- OVN Recon: Making OpenShift Networking Connections,
- How to take Thread Dump and Heap Dump in OpenShift pods,
- Kubernetes for AI Agents is Here — What Platform Engineers Should Copy (and What They Should Not),
- SAS Viya Platform with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA),
- Migrate your VMs faster with the migration toolkit for virtualization 2.11,
- OpenShift Network Card Rail Mapping,
- OKD 4.21 Release Notes,
- Performance and load testing in Identity Management (IdM) systems using encrypted DNS (eDNS) and CoreDNS in OpenShift clusters,
- Build a CI/CD pipeline with OpenShift Dev Spaces and GitOps,
- Manage AI resource use with TokenRateLimitPolicy,
- Fine-tune AI pipelines in Red Hat OpenShift AI 3.3,
- How hosted control planes are getting smarter about resource management,
- Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS with hosted control planes enables configuration of cluster monitoring operator for additional observability,
- From ‘oh no’ to nono – building apps on OpenShift with nono and Claude Code,
- Claude Code on OpenShift with vLLM and Dev Spaces,
- OpenShift Passthrough For Some,
Containers:
- Buildah version 1.43.0 Release Announcement,
- Introducing Red Hat build of Podman Desktop: Enterprise-ready local container development environments,
- Building a Real Monitoring Stack: From 3 Alpine Containers to One UBI 10 Image with Zabbix,
- How the contextual SBOM pattern improves vulnerability management,
Service Mesh:
RHEL:
- Simplify Red Hat Enterprise Linux provisioning in image builder with new Red Hat Lightspeed security and management integrations,
- Control updates with download-only mode in bootc,
- Reimagining Red Hat Enterprise Linux image creation with Red Hat Lightspeed Model Context Protocol,
- How sovereign is your strategy? Introducing the Red Hat Sovereignty Readiness Assessment tool,
- CI/CD for Your RHEL 10 Bootc Workstation: A Practical Guide to GitHub Actions, Podman, and Quay.io,
- Shim bootloader updated, impacting secure boot for ARM64,
- Predictable AI: Announcing the January and February validated model batches,
- Prompt engineering: Big vs. small prompts for AI agents,
- Red Hat AI Enterprise: Bridging the gap from experimentation to production scale,
- Red Hat Launches Red Hat AI Enterprise to Deliver a Unified AI Platform that Spans from Metal to Agents,
- My MCP Server Setup: A Practical Guide to Wiring AI Into Everything,
- Optimize infrastructure health with Red Hat Lightspeed MCP,
- Use Global Hub to migrate managed clusters,
- How to use auto-instrumentation with OpenTelemetry,
- GDAL 3.4 package: Full-featured GIS functionality on RHEL,
Miscellaneous:
- Understanding ATen: PyTorch’s tensor library,
- Small models, big impact: The future of scaling enterprise AI agents,
- Troubleshooting too many open files errors in my homelab,
- “Made in EU” – it was harder than I thought,
- I Burned 654 Million Tokens in 1 Week & watched Opus 4.6 destroying my production VM — My observations from Agentic Coding in Q1–2026,
- The Role of Confidential Computing in Defence,
- Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Self-Signed Production-Grade Private CA for HTTPS Testing,
- llmfit: A terminal tool that right-sizes LLM models to your system’s RAM, CPU, and GPU,
- How to Give Claude Code Persistent Memory,
- An Agent Wrote the Code. An Agent Reviewed the Code. A Human Merged It in Three Hours,
- Metrics that matter: How to prove the business value of DevEx,
- Synthetic data for RAG evaluation: Why your RAG system needs better testing,
- MCP security: The current situation,
- Back Pressure in Backend Systems,
- Zero Trust for autonomous agentic AI systems: Building more secure foundations,
- Embeddings in RAG.
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