How Do Cloud-Native Teams Balance Engineering Excellence With Strong Product Branding?
Learn how cloud-native teams can integrate engineering and branding efforts to create high-performing products that resonate with users.
FEATURES
IBM Adds Sovereign Core Platform Based on Red Hat OpenShift
IBM announced today it will next month make available a technical preview of a sovereign IT platform based on the ...
Kubernetes v1.35 Arrived, Right On Workload-Aware Schedule
Discover the latest enhancements in Kubernetes workload scheduling, including the Workload API and gang scheduling features aimed at optimizing application ...
Predict 2026: AI is Forcing Cloud Native to Grow Up
Join us at Predict 2026 to explore how AI is challenging cloud native platforms, driving operational maturity, and reshaping the ...
Best of 2025: How Anthropic Dogfoods On Claude Code
Keen to eat its own dogfood (or drink its own champagne if you want to use the marketing-friendly platitude), artificial ...
Best of 2025: CAST AI Report Surfaces Massive Kubernetes Cloud Infrastructure Waste
CAST AI today published a report that shines a light on the massive amount of infrastructure resources being wasted by ...
Video Interviews
Autonomous Patching for Cloud-Native Workloads
The cloud-native stack didn’t make security go away—it just spread it across more layers, more repos, more images, and more ...
From Cloud First to Cloud Fit: Rethinking Where Workloads Belong
Induprakas “Indu” Keri explores why organizations are increasingly shifting from a cloud-first mindset to a cloud-fit strategy as containerized applications ...
CLOUD-NATIVE DEVELOPMENT
CLOUD-NATIVE PLATFORMS
SUSE Allies with evroc for European Cloud Service Based on Kubernetes
SUSE today revealed it has allied with evroc to provide a sovereign cloud based on its Kubernetes platform that in the first quarter of 2026 will be hosted in Europe by a cloud service provider. Frank Feldmann, chief strategy officer for SUSE, said that alliance with evroc might be extended
CLOUD-NATIVE SECURITY
Why Secure-by-Design CI/CD Matters in Cloud-Native Systems
CI/CD pipelines are a core part of modern cloud-native systems. They help teams build, test and deploy software quickly. In the past, CI/CD was mainly about automation and speed. Today, it is also about security, reliability and governance. In enterprise and regulated environments, CI/CD pipelines must be secure by default.
CLOUD-NATIVE NETWORKING
Most Cloud-Native Roles are Software Engineers
Cloud-native job market 2025: Software Engineers dominate at 47%, followed by DevOps, Platform Engineers, and SREs. See role trends and insights.
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