“Managing Kubernetes RBAC manually is a path to burnout.”
In this episode of 🌩️Thunder, Saim Safdar, CNCF Ambassador and host of the Cloud Native Podcast, explains how Paralus centralizes Kubernetes access management across your clusters.
Paralus replaces per-cluster role juggling with a single layer for SSO, group-based access control, and full kubectl audit logs, whether you have one cluster or dozens across cloud providers and on-prem.
We secure data at rest. We secure data in transit. But what about data in use?
In this episode of 🌩️Thunder, Tobin Feldman-Fitzthum explains how Confidential Containers uses hardware-level trusted execution environments to isolate your Kubernetes workloads from everything outside them, including the Kubernetes control plane and the cloud provider itself.
Will AI help or hinder a developer’s experience with an internal platform? At KubeCon EU, the audience found out. My bestie Viktor Farcic (Upbound) and I ran an interactive session where attendees voted at key moments on which tools our AI agent would use. I built the demo to work with any combination they chose, on the fly.
The agent investigated a broken app, used semantic search to navigate cluster resources, and deployed on a developer’s behalf, with no cluster access required. Expect surprises, stumbles, and a real conversation about what AI is (and isn’t) ready for in platform engineering.
At Cloud Native AI Day (KubeCon EU), Thomas Vitale (Systematic) and I co-presented a live demo where audience votes drove real-time canary rollouts for GenAI apps using OpenTelemetry and Flagger.