Blogs
Notes on DevOps, cloud, Kubernetes, and AI infrastructure.
AI coding agents just exposed a new supply-chain problem
We’ve spent years learning to pin dependencies.
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AI agents are starting to behave like untrusted network clients
The biggest security lesson from the last 24 hours is not about a new model release.
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AI infrastructure is splitting into specialized silicon and optical networking
The next phase of AI infrastructure may be less about buying more GPUs—and more about redesigning the entire data center around inference.
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AWS and Azure are turning multicloud networking into a managed service
For years, connecting AWS and Azure privately meant coordinating circuits, routers, routing policies, encryption, monitoring, and two separate providers.
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Autonomous AI needs the same operational guardrails as production infrastructure
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Kubernetes is finally making rootless nodes practical
Most Kubernetes security conversations focus on workloads running as non-root.
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AI gateways are becoming a frontline security risk
AI infrastructure is moving fast—but attackers are moving with it.
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AI infrastructure is becoming agent-ready
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The real bottleneck in AI development is moving from code to production
AI is making it dramatically easier to write software.
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Kubernetes v1.37 is making large API reads more predictable
One of the most useful Kubernetes changes this week is not a new developer-facing feature.
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