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- 2025-12-17VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
Deploy VCF Private AI Services in Minimal VMware Cloud Foundation Environments
Deployment Workflow Overview Prerequisites Deploy VCF Private AI Services 1. Install Private AI Services on the Supervisor 2.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2025-12-17Redhat Blog
Beyond modularity and other upgrades: The game-changer for your IT planning
Beyond modularity and other upgrades: The game-changer for your IT planning What does "removal of support for modularity" mean? Why should a 3-year-early feature announcement even matter? What is the digital roadmap? Where is Red Hat Lightspeed planning headed? Planning a RHEL future with confidence? Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Product trial About the authors Scott McCarty (fatherlinux) Rebecca Combs More like this More than meets the eye: Behind the scenes of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (Part 4) Looking ahead to 2026: Red Hat’s view across the hybrid cloud OS Wars_part 1 | Command Line Heroes OS Wars_part 2: Rise of Linux | Command Line Heroes Keep exploring Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share Scott and I talk to a lot of customers, and one theme that comes up over and over is that it’s difficult to plan for future releases of Linux. Sometimes, support drops for a feature or capability on which they rely.
#kubernetes - 2025-12-17Redhat Blog
Enterprise automation resilience with EDB and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
Enterprise automation resilience with EDB and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Unlocking true resilience How does it work? The benefits This is the beginning of the evolution Want to know more? Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform | Product Trial About the author Phil Griffiths More like this Accelerating NetOps transformation with Ansible Automation Platform Slash VM provisioning time on Red Hat Openshift Virtualization using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Technically Speaking | Taming AI agents with observability Transforming Your Database | Code Comments Keep exploring Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share In today's modern technological world, IT infrastructure must deliver uncompromising speed and reliability to meet the critical demands of the business. Centralized automated platforms, such as Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform , are essential for managing critical IT infrastructure.
#kubernetes - 2025-12-17Redhat Blog
More than meets the eye: Behind the scenes of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (Part 4)
More than meets the eye: Behind the scenes of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (Part 4) 2025 (6 months until Summit 2025) More like this F5 BIG-IP Virtual Edition is now validated for Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Looking ahead to 2026: Red Hat’s view across the hybrid cloud OS Wars_part 1 | Command Line Heroes OS Wars_part 2: Rise of Linux | Command Line Heroes Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share This series takes a look at the people and planning that went into building and releasing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. From the earliest conceptual stages to the launch at Red Hat Summit 2025, we’ll hear firsthand accounts of how RHEL 10 came into being.
#kubernetes - 2025-12-17Redhat Blog
Run containerized AI models locally with RamaLama
Run containerized AI models locally with RamaLama Why run AI models locally? What is RamaLama? Installing RamaLama and inspecting your environment How RamaLama selects the right image Running your first model with RamaLama Serving an OpenAI-compatible API with RamaLama Adding external data with RAG using RamaLama From local workflows to edge and Kubernetes Wrapping up The adaptable enterprise: Why AI readiness is disruption readiness About the author Cedric Clyburn More like this Looking ahead to 2026: Red Hat’s view across the hybrid cloud Resilient model training on Red Hat OpenShift AI with Kubeflow Trainer Technically Speaking | Platform engineering for AI agents Technically Speaking | Driving healthcare discoveries with AI Keep exploring Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share The open source AI ecosystem has matured quickly, and many developers start by using tools such as Ollama or LM Studio to run large language models (LLMs) on their laptops. This works well for quickly testing out a model and prototyping, but things become complicated when you need to manage dependencies, support different accelerators, or move workloads to Kubernetes.
#kubernetes - 2025-12-16Digital Ocean
Introducing the Custom Date Range Billing View
Introducing the Custom Date Range Billing View What’s included in this new feature Key use cases for growing teams Ready to get started? About the author(s) Try DigitalOcean for free Related Articles Speed Up Your JavaScript Apps: Native Bun Support is Now Available on App Platform A More Powerful, Code-First Knowledge Base Experience on the DigitalOcean Gradient™ AI Platform Introducing DigitalOcean Gradient™ AI Agent Development Kit: A code-first way to build production-ready AI agents By Nicole Ghalwash and Rebecca Davis Published: December 16, 2025 3 min read If you’ve ever stared at an unexpected cloud bill spike and sifted through invoices trying to find the cause, you know how time-consuming cost investigations can be. Until now, identifying cost anomalies often meant waiting for your monthly invoice or manually calculating month-to-date usage.
#kubernetes - 2025-12-16Tigera
Ingress NGINX Controller Is Dead — Should You Move to Gateway API?
Now What? Understanding the Impact of the Ingress NGINX Deprecation A Fork in the Road: Choosing Your Path Beyond Ingress NGINX Key Benefits Summary: Choosing Your Path Forward: Ingress or Gateway API? The Easy Path to Gateway API Ingress NGINX Controller, the trusty staple of countless platform engineering toolkits, is about to be put out to pasture. This news was announced by the Kubernetes community recently, and very quickly circulated throughout the cloud-native space.
#tigera - 2025-12-16CNCF
How to build a cost-effective observability platform with OpenTelemetry
The Challenge Observability Architecture Overview Key Architectural Decisions Centralized Backend, Distributed Collectors OpenTelemetry as the Universal Ingestion Layer Key Configurations Patterns Key Challenges The Metric Explosion Version Alignment Small Node OOM Conclusion Posted on December 16, 2025 by By Grace Park, DevOps Engineer, STCLab SRE Team CNCF projects highlighted in this post Managing millions of concurrent connections during global events like flash sales and online voting requires resilient, scalable observability. At STCLab, we operate platforms such as NetFUNNEL and BotManager that support up to 3.5 million simultaneous users across 200 countries.
#cncf - 2025-12-16VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
NVMe Memory Tiering Design and Sizing on VMware Cloud Foundation 9 Part 4: vSAN Compatibility and Storage Considerations
Storage Considerations Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles NVMe Memory Tiering Design and Sizing on VMware Cloud Foundation 9 Part 4: vSAN Compatibility and Storage Considerations Using Harbor as a Proxy Cache for Cloud-Based Registries What to Look for in Network Switches for VMware vSAN We’ve covered a lot of ground in the first 3 parts of this series: PART 1: Prerequisites and Hardware Compatibility PART 2: Design for Security, Redundancy, and Scalability PART 3: Sizing for Success But there is a lot more to learn about Memory Tiering. In fact, vSAN often comes up in conversations about Memory Tiering given its similarities, but also due to compatibility inquiries, so let’s dive in.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2025-12-16VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
Using Harbor as a Proxy Cache for Cloud-Based Registries
The Problem: Public Registry Challenges Why Use a Proxy Cache? How it works: The Benefits: Setting Up Harbor as a Proxy Cache Step 1: Deploy and Access Harbor Step 2: Configure the Proxy Target (External Registry) Step 3: Create a New Project for the Proxy Using the Proxy Cache How it Works in Practice What happens behind the scenes: Visual Walkthrough Cache Invalidation and Retention Other Supported Registries Conclusion Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles Deploy VCF Private AI Services in Minimal VMware Cloud Foundation Environments NVMe Memory Tiering Design and Sizing on VMware Cloud Foundation 9 Part 4: vSAN Compatibility and Storage Considerations Using Harbor as a Proxy Cache for Cloud-Based Registries In the world of containerization, pulling images from public registries is a daily task for development teams, CI/CD pipelines, and production deployments. But what happens when your team scales? What starts as a simple docker pull nginx command can quickly become a bottleneck.
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