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As cloud native architectures span more clusters, services, and trust domains, identity and access management have become foundational infrastructure rather than an application-level concern. At the same time, emerging patterns such as multi-cluster platforms, agent-based systems, and verifiable identity models are placing new pressure on traditional IAM approaches. KeycloakC...


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When Kubernetes launched a decade ago, its promise was clear: make deploying microservices as simple as running a container. Fast forward to 2026, and Kubernetes is no longer “just” for stateless web services. In the


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Peer mentoring and group discussions on cloud strategy management

Cloud native management has matured quickly. Platform engineering is now a cross-organization product, supply chain security expectations continue to rise, and regulation has moved from a future concern to a present-day roadmap constraint. As a result, many organizations are recognizing that they can’t sust...


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As a high velocity project and one of the fastest-growing projects in the CNCF ecosystem, Meshery’s increasing scale and community contributions necessitates this recognition, which requ...


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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe is almost here again, and if you’re heading to Amsterdam in March 2026, you’re probably feeling a mix of excitement and mild panic. Thousands of people. Hundreds of sessions. Endless hallway conversations, and never quite ...


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