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What Kubernetes’ “monolith” lesson means for AI agent harnesses

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What Kubernetes’ “monolith” lesson means for AI agent harnesses

This week, HPE shared insights on Kubernetes visibility in its second installment of the four-part series "A live Kubernetes cluster can still have an ownership gap." The article examines how platform and application teams must collaborate to address concerns such as configuration drift, security policies, upgrade validation, and recovery drills. HPE Software provides solutions for modernizing infrastructure, streamlining operations, and accelerating AI initiatives across hybrid, multi-vendor environments.

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In a case study showcased on Tuesday, Zhuoyu Technology, an autonomous driving technology company based in China, reported significant improvements in Kubernetes utilization by implementing Koordinator, a CNCF sandbox project for efficiently scheduling microservices, AI, and big data workloads. The Chinese firm's use of Koordinator increased GPU allocation to over 95% and overall GPU utilization to more than 55%.

The case study highlights the shortcomings of the default Kubernetes scheduler and demonstrates Koordinator's successful deployment in production environments.

OpenSSF and CNCF have teamed up to organize the Security Slam, a 30-day challenge running from October 5 to November 6. Participants are invited to utilize OpenSSF projects to enhance their open source project's security posture. OpenSSF and CNCF will recognize outstanding projects with awards at KubeCon.

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