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Cycle

Private Cloud: The Future of Cloud Sovereignty

Oct 7, 2025 By Alexander Mattoni In Cycle
For a long time, public cloud has been the default answer to scaling infrastructure, but it's not the only path forward. As more teams weigh the risks of vendor lock-in, data residency, and dependence on US-based providers, the conversation around private cloud has taken on new urgency. However, building on private infrastructure doesn't have to mean sacrificing flexibility.
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[WEBINAR] From Blueprint to Production: A Live Workshop for Creating an MCP Server for Kubernetes

Oct 5, 2025 By Komodor In Komodor
In this hands-on workshop, we covered how to build your own MCP server from scratch and connect it to AI tools like Cursor IDE or Claude Desktop. The first half is a live coding session you can follow along with to set up an MCP server for Kubernetes troubleshooting. In the second half, we take you behind the scenes at Komodor to show how we built our MCP Server MVP: a powerful bridge between AI assistants and Kubernetes infrastructure. This is just part of the 'magic' that helps the Klaudia agentic AI technology power Komodor's AI SRE Platform.
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tigera

How to Connect Nested KubeVirt Clusters with Calico and BGP Peering

Oct 3, 2025 By Leon Barron In Tigera
Running Kubernetes inside Kubernetes isn’t just a fun experiment anymore – it’s becoming a key pattern for delivering multi-environment platforms at scale. With KubeVirt, a virtualization add-on for Kubernetes that uses QEMU (an open-source machine emulator and virtualizer), you can run full-featured Kubernetes clusters as virtual machines (VMs) inside a parent Kubernetes cluster.
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eg innovations

New Dashboards and Reports for Kubernetes Monitoring

Oct 3, 2025 By Rachel Berry In eG Innovations
This is just a quick blog to draw attention to some new and enhanced monitoring dashboards and reports we have added to eG Enterprise in our latest release (v7.5) to provide quick and powerful overviews when monitoring a range of Kubernetes technologies. As with all our dashboards, color-coded overlays provide guided drilldown for help desk operators and administrators.
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qovery

FluxCD vs. ArgoCD: Why Qovery is the Better Way to Do GitOps

Oct 3, 2025 By Mélanie Dallé In Qovery
Dive into the ultimate FluxCD vs. ArgoCD debate! Learn the differences between these top GitOps tools (CLI vs. UI, toolkit vs. platform) and discover a third path: Qovery, the DevOps automation platform that abstracts away Kubernetes complexity, handles infrastructure, and lets you ship code faster.
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qovery

Fargate Simplicity vs. Kubernetes Power: Where Does Your Scaling Company Land?

Oct 3, 2025 By Mélanie Dallé In Qovery
Is Fargate too simple or Kubernetes too complex for your scale-up? Compare AWS Fargate vs. EKS on cost, control, and complexity. Then, see how Qovery automates Kubernetes, giving you its power without the operational headache or steep learning curve.
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Qovery the new standard for DevOps automation

Oct 2, 2025 By Qovery In Qovery
Qovery is a DevOps automation platform that lets developers deploy and scale applications on their cloud by simplifying and automating infrastructure so tech teams can focus on what matters most: building great products. Designed for modern and innovative companies, Qovery delivers the ease of a PaaS with the flexibility and control of your own cloud. Qovery takes the toil out of DevOps, freeing engineers to focus on what matters, while providing a refined experience and full control at every stage of scaling.
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metricfire

Easiest Way to Ship Docker & Nginx Logs to Loki with Promtail

Oct 1, 2025 By Benjamin Pitts In MetricFire
Effective monitoring catches problems before users do, and with Promtail, Loki, and LogQL, it’s a lightweight, approachable option for any DevOps team. This guide shows how to monitor Docker itself (pull failures, restarts, health flaps) so you’ve got a baseline on container runtime health.
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