The way we build and scale AI-powered applications is changing faster than anyone could have imagined. Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen dramatic shifts in how developers design experiences and solve challenges with large language models (LLMs). But as trends continue to evolve—often faster than we can adopt them—the big question becomes: How do you find an application platform that doesn’t just keep up but is truly future-proof?

To read the full findings from this research, visit the AI for All white paper by clicking here. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are reshaping industries and unlocking unprecedented opportunities. However, the widespread adoption of these technologies hinges on addressing a critical issue: the accessibility of GPUs.

Learn about container security, its architecture, and essential best practices to protect your apps in cloud-native environments.

We are delighted to announce the release of Rancher Desktop 1.17.0! This release comes with the newly added Open WebUI extension for local GenAI development, along with other improvements and fixes.

Across various industries including the Department of Defense (DoD), federal service agencies, financial institutions, healthcare and other highly regulated organizations, the National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST) 800 53 security framework, is used to describe the security compliance. It is a standard catalog of security controls for protecting organizations’ operations, assets, and users from cyber threats. To be sure that is a broad definition that requires more nuance.

Kubernetes (K8s) is a complex container orchestration tool, but using Terraform can simplify creating and managing a Kubernetes cluster. In this article, we'll explore how Terraform streamlines the deployment of a GKE cluster, making it easier and more efficient.

Managing Docker container logs is essential for debugging and monitoring application performance. Tailoring Docker logs allows for real-time insights, quick issue resolution, and optimized performance. This guide focuses on efficient methods for tailing Docker logs, with clear examples and command options to streamline log management.

Docker is a helpful tool for application management. You can use Docker in various ways: in the standalone mode, using Docker Compose on a single host, or by deploying containers and connecting Docker engines across multiple hosts. The user can use Docker containers with the default network, the host network, or other more advanced networks like overlays. This depends on the use case and/or the adopted technologies.

Podman vs Docker: Explore key differences in architecture, security, and tooling to choose the right containerization tool for your needs.

As organizations increasingly embrace Kubernetes for container orchestration, optimizing both cost and performance has become a critical challenge. Kubernetes, with its flexible and powerful features, allows for efficient resource management, but without proper configuration and monitoring, it can also lead to over-provisioning, wasted resources, and skyrocketing costs.