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What Kubernetes' "monolith" lesson means for AI agent harnesses

What Kubernetes' "monolith" lesson means for AI agent harnesses

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Welcome to another edition of Road to KubeCon, your source for everything Kubernetes and cloud-native as we count down the days to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA, happening November 9-12 in Salt Lake City, Utah. This week, we take a look at the state of agent harnesses and what needs to evolve. We also feature HPE’s thoughts on Kubernetes visibility, more sci-fi agentic DevOps, and an impressive scheduler that shows Kubernetes’ default scheduler who’s the boss of GPU utilization.

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HPE sponsored this post. Welcome to another edition of Road to KubeCon, your source for everything Kubernetes and cloud-native as we count down the days to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA, happening November 9-12 in Salt Lake City, Utah. This week, we take a look at the state of agent harnesses and what needs to evolve. We also feature HPE’s thoughts on Kubernetes visibility, more sci-fi agentic DevOps, and an impressive scheduler that shows Kubernetes’ default scheduler who’s the boss of GPU utilization. That plus news from CNCF: what to expect at this year’s ArgoCon, a great opportunity to improve your open source project’s security hygiene, Atlassian’s stack for slashing event-to-metric latency, and a special gift for TNS readers.

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