Cloud Native

In this blog, we consistently highlight industry-leading principles from web scale practitioners such as Adobe, which form a robust foundation for constructing scalable, flexible, and future-proof CI/CD infrastructure.

Crossplane is an open-source infrastructure control plane that enables the management of cloud infrastructure as code. Developed by Upbound, Crossplane provides a declarative API for defining and provisioning resources across multiple cloud providers, including public clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, as well as on-premises and edge environments.

By focusing on integration and extensibility, CNOE empowers organizations to build their own, customized internal developer platforms (IDPs) using readily available open-source tools.

Across industry verticals, enterprises are increasingly adopting cloud-native architectures. This shift offers benefits like agility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional on-premises infrastructure. However, a key challenge arises when building…

The Generative AI (GenAI) landscape is rapidly evolving, and the cloud-native GenAI stack is the foundation for building, deploying, and scaling these powerful AI models. This blog dives into the…

CNCF published its guidance on cloud native artificial intelligence (CNAI). The white paper discusses what CNAI is and the opportunities it presents. It also details challenges associated with CNAI. 

The rise of Generative AI models is fueling a surge in building multi-tenant chatbots. These chatbots can be customized for each client (tenant) with their specific needs and data, while still running efficiently on familiar, cost-effective infrastructure.

Containerization is a software deployment method that packages an application’s code with all the files and libraries it needs to run on any infrastructure

Containerization (and the CNCF from a standards body) is driving increased adoption of platforms, which can be valuable assets for organizations that are looking to improve their agility, reduce their costs, and improve the quality of their applications and services.

Containerization and Kubernetes are driving the industry toward the development of cloud-shared service platforms for several reasons.