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- eks rollback is the undo button kubernetes upgrades needed
- idle agents are becoming a cloud cost problem
- pods are workers now, not the agent
- public registries are not your supply-chain strategy
- custom metrics are the real autoscaling contract
- the kubernetes api server is part of your network policy now
- ai bills of materials are cluster inventory now
- your ai gateway is a cache scheduler now
- incident response is becoming an agent review workflow
- the kubernetes dashboard died and the platform workbench took its place
- kubernetes upgrades needed rollback more than another checklist
- the Kubernetes scheduler is becoming the AI capacity broker
- container escape is becoming an agent workload
- some Kubernetes vulnerabilities do not have patches
- kubernetes is admitting that a pod is not always the unit of work
- kubernetes dra is making ai hardware an api contract
- server-side sharded watch is Kubernetes admitting the control plane has a data-scale problem
- Pod-Level Resources Are Kubernetes Admitting Containers Were the Wrong Accounting Unit
- controller staleness is the hidden tax of platform automation
- Workload Identity Is Becoming the Real Cloud Control Plane
- nodes/proxy Was Never a Monitoring Permission
- User Namespaces Are a Bigger Container Milestone Than Most Docker Headlines
- Cloud Cost Optimization Is Becoming Architecture Criticism Again
- AWS Copilot CLI Is a Reminder That Platform Abstractions Expire
- Gateway API Is Quietly Becoming More Important Than Ingress Ever Was
- AI Gateways Are Becoming the New API Management Layer for Model Traffic
- AI Agents Are Turning Platform Engineering Into Product Management for Compute
- Kubernetes Is Becoming the Scheduling Layer for AI Factories
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