Observability is not here to stay
AI-driven development is exploding telemetry volumes, driving observability costs to unsustainable levels. By processing data streams intelligently ...
Kubernetes Is Becoming the Developer Workstation: Why the “Inner Loop” Is the Next Platform Battleground
Kubernetes is expanding beyond runtime into developer workflows, turning the inner loop into governed infrastructure. As AI ...
Open source is the key to Europe’s digital sovereignty – if Europe participates
Thierry Carrez argues that Europe’s digital resilience depends on embracing global open source collaboration rather than pursuing ...
Why GitOps at Scale needs Hydration
Author: Artem Lajko, Head of Platform Engineering at iits-consulting Bio: Artem Lajko, certified CNCF Kubestronaut and Head of ...
Beyond GPU Scarcity: How anynines Applies Data Service Automation to AI Workloads | Julian Fischer
Beyond GPU scarcity, AI workloads need orchestration. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains how proven data ...
The Microservice Identity Crisis: Are Agents Users Or Services?
Author: Brad McCarty, Senior Product Marketing Manager, FusionAuth Bio: Brad is a writer at heart with 13 years ...
GPU Partitioning and Scheduling: Complementary Approaches to Efficient GPU Utilization
Modern GPUs deliver enormous compute power, but many workloads don't require an entire device. GPU partitioning technologies ...
Cloud Foundry Migration in Days, Not Months: anynines’ Snapshot-Based Transfer Approach | Julian Fischer
Cloud Foundry migrations don't have to take months. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains how snapshot-based transfers ...
The Broadcom VMware Alternative: Why anynines is Replacing Expensive Enterprise Platforms
After Broadcom's VMware acquisition, enterprises need viable alternatives. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains how a9s ...
Why Cloud Foundry Teams Can’t Keep Writing Service Brokers in 2026 | Julian Fischer, anynines
Should platform teams still be writing service brokers in 2026? Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains ...