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AI can write code. Can it handle production incidents?
Join Mezmo Nov. 18 at 1 PM ET for a hands-on look at AI agents investigating incidents and supporting Kubernetes recovery with the right guardrails.
Register: buff.ly/9PGjdQm
#AgenticAI #AIOps #Kubernetes #DevOps
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π The 2026 DevOps Dozen finalists have been announced.
The nominations are in and public voting is officially open.
Explore this yearβs finalists across 24 categories and cast your vote for the people, projects, tools and services you believe deserve recognition.
Public voting contributes 40% of the final result, with the independent judging panel accounting for the remaining 60%.
π³οΈ Cast your vote: devopsdozen.com
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Voting closes December 31
#DevOps #DevOpsDozen2026 #DevOpsAwards #SoftwareDelivery
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AI workloads are scaling. Can your team control performance, reliability, and costs?
Join @Dynatrace, @Dell, @arizeai, and @googlecloud on Nov. 18 at 11 AM ET to learn how.
Register: buff.ly/ItKn0T0
#AIOps #Observability
Cloudsmith has launched a registry for AI agent skills, giving DevSecOps teams greater control over access, security and usage. The move aims to reduce software supply chain risks.
Read more: buff.ly/45niz3B
#DevSecOps #AgenticAI #Cybersecurity
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ControlTheory's Dstl8 2.0 adds metrics and traces to its AI observability platform. Analyzing telemetry at the source could help DevOps teams cut costs and detect issues faster.
Read more: buff.ly/vaHZ0il
#Observability #DevOps #AIOps
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AWS has launched an open source emulator built and maintained by AI agents. The tool lets developers test cloud applications locally, reducing infrastructure costs and development friction.
Read more: buff.ly/4JgA4Kz
#AWS #DevOps #AgenticAI
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At 2:13 in the morning a payment service starts to drag, and an autonomous incident response agent catches the latency before most engineers even see it coming, scanning logs, spotting a memory leak in a newly deployed container, rerouting traffic and filing the report on its own.
That is where modern infrastructure is heading, but there is a difference between assisting during incidents and actually running them solo, and the real question is whether autonomous systems can understand enough to act safely when the playbook runs out.
Here's a deeper look at where AI SREs genuinely help and where human judgment still decides: buff.ly/AQTHum6
#SRE #AIOps #AIAgents #DevOps #Reliability #Observability #TechNews
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Tomorrow at 9 AM ET: Could AI agents introduce malicious dependencies into your pipeline?
Join @jfrog 's Francesco Ciulla and Mark Whitby for a live demo on detecting and blocking risky packages before they ship.
Register: buff.ly/flHQ9OX
#DevSecOps #AISecurity
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Ten questions, twenty seconds apiece, and no time to look anything up. That's the deal with this week's tech news quiz, a new one every Tuesday, and there's a leaderboard keeping score.
Think you can keep up? Try our new weekly quiz here: buff.ly/9CwPn3X
#DevOps #TechNews #CloudNative #Cybersecurity
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Meet @RealGeneKim at #KubeCon tomorrow.
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Wed, Nov 11 | 1:00 to 3:00pm MT
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Stop by, grab a signed copy, and talk shop about where AI-assisted development is headed.
#KubeCon #VibeCoding #DevOps
Member counts don't win budget. Tomorrow at #KubeCon, @coderhq's Marco Martinez shares how Coder tied its open source community to product adoption and pipeline, without turning it into a sales funnel.
ποΈ Wed 11/11, 11:00am MT: bit.ly/3WZVCam
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Broadcom used KubeCon North America 2026 to contribute a VM API to the CNCF as a sandbox project, aiming to make virtual machines first-class citizens in cloud-native environments, and threw its weight behind a new Workload Conformance Working Group that wants an objective standard for whether workloads are truly portable.
The timing is telling, since a Linux Foundation report out today finds VMs still account for 53% of production applications, with just over a third of respondents expecting to expand their VM footprint as they deploy AI and agentic workloads.
See what the contribution means for teams still weighing their platform options: zpr.io/FDFME7c2kEZM
#Kubernetes #CloudNative #VMware #Broadcom #CNCF #KubeCon
DevOps.com retweeted
Red Hat at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026 extended OpenShift 5 with AI capabilities, including a built-in MCP server that makes the platform reachable by any AI agent through a simple update and a Lightspeed agent trained to automate tasks across Argo and Red Hat Developer Hub.
With most organizations lacking the software engineering expertise to manage clusters at scale, the pitch is that AI agents finally let an average IT administrator handle cloud-native environments at a scale that previously demanded a highly trained engineer.
Learn what else version 5 adds, from multi-tenant isolation to a post-quantum control plane: zpr.io/WqxP4M8kCdAT
#Kubernetes #RedHat #AIAgents #CloudNative #MCP #KubeCon #CloudNativeCon
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Agree on authority. Replit had a declared code freeze and nothing in the path that could refuse a write during it. The fix is not a smarter model. It is a gate that cannot be talked into a write it was never granted, plus a signed record of what was granted, so the dispute afterwards is about a record and not about two stories.
Is tool sprawl slowing software delivery?
Join Eric Minick of Harness Nov. 17 at 1 PM ET to explore how a unified DevSecOps platform can reduce complexity, improve security, and move teams toward an autonomous SDLC.
Register: buff.ly/xQiCYJe
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Your agents outgrew the sandbox.
When anyone in the company can direct an agent, AI stops being a tool and starts being infrastructure. Infrastructure needs a layer built to run it safely.
@coderhq's whitepaper, ππ©π¦ ππ ππ±π¦π³π’π΅πͺπ―π¨ ππ’πΊπ¦π³, covers what that layer has to enforce and who should own it. Free to read, no form: cdr.co/yNTk4Mw
#KubeCon #AIAgents #PlatformEngineering
AI governance built from parts leaves gaps.
@coderhq lays out 5 requirements for the AI operating layer: contain the data, scope the access, govern the models, audit everything, control the spend.
Enforced together, in one place.
π cdr.co/yNTk4Mw
#KubeCon
Apiiro researchers Shmulik Cohen and Matan Giladi found that clicking "Yes, and don't ask again" in Claude Code writes the entire approved command verbatim into a project settings file, secrets included, and of 104,185 public copies of that file, 1,122 contained real credentials, rising to 2,539 distinct secrets once Git history, forks and agent transcripts were counted.
The scanners missed roughly one in five of them because they look for provider key patterns rather than a password buried in a shell command, and deleting the file now doesn't undo the exposure.
See what platform teams should do, and in what order: buff.ly/jsL91zW
#Cybersecurity #AICoding #ClaudeCode #AppSec #InfoSec
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Claude Code's "Don't Ask Again" feature may expose sensitive credentials. Researchers found 2,539 secrets across 1,994 GitHub repositories, raising new AI security concerns.
Read more: buff.ly/W6j94Ke
#ClaudeCode #DevSecOps #AI
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DevOps.com retweeted
Most AI initiatives don't stall at the model. They stall at the data underneath it.
Fragmented sources, unclear ownership and inconsistent governance make it hard to trust what any model produces. In this on-demand session, @softchoice walks through how to turn a scattered data estate into a trusted, governed foundation that analytics, machine learning and generative AI on AWS can build on.
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Watch on demand: bit.ly/3W1VOpn
#AWS #DataModernization #GenerativeAI
