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Discover all the great things happening in the world of Kubernetes, learn (controversial) opinions from the experts and explore the successes (and failures) of running Kubernetes at scale.

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Non-deterministic agents pose specific challenges for platform teams in observability, state management, governance, and trust.

Mauricio (Salaboy) Salatino explains why agentic applications behave like distributed multi-agent systems. His test assig... more

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KubeSelect is a new show that tests one bold Kubernetes hypothesis with one expert. Hosts Salman Iqbal and Bart Farrell examine the evidence and ask whether the claim holds up.

In episode two, Kat Cosgrove tackles a long-running question: should tea... more

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Kube Select takes one bold Kubernetes hypothesis and tests it with an expert.

In the first episode, Salman Iqbal and Bart Farrell ask whether most organizations have an observability problem or a decision-making problem.

Henrik Rexed, Senior Staff ... more

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Kube Signals starts where the keynote ends: with the trends that platform teams will have to operationalize next.

In this special episode, Brian Teller speaks with Saiyam Pathak about his KubeCon India keynote and the shift from developer platforms ... more

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Mauricio Salatino
Speaker at KubeSignals discussing platform engineering for agentic AI applications
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Episode: Building Platforms for AI Agents, with Mauricio (Salaboy) Salatino
Kat Cosgrove
Member of Kubernetes steering committee; Kubernetes release team sub-project lead; SIG docs tech lead; Village SQL sorcerer
Village SQL
Episode: Kubernetes Can Run Your Database. Your Team Can't., with Kat Cosgrove
Henrik Rexed
Senior staff engineer at Dynatrace; CNCF ambassador; creator of Is It Observable?
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Episode: Observability Won't Save You, with Henrik Rexed
Saiyam Pathak
AI/ML platform engineer and Kubernetes expert focused on GPU sharing and AI infrastructure
Independent / CNCF ecosystem contributor
Episode: Why Kubernetes Needs to Learn GPUs, with Saiyam Pathak
Elad Cohen
DevOps and platform engineering at WSC Sports
WSC Sports
Episode: GitOps at Enterprise Scale, with Elad Cohen
Ahmad Asmar
Senior DevOps Engineer at Zencity (via Asal Technologies)
Zencity / Asal Technologies
Episode: Automating Pod Disruption Budgets with Kyverno, with Ahmad Asmar
Fabián Sellés Rosa
Adevinta platform engineer; tech lead of the runtime team
Adevinta
Episode: From KIAM to EKS Pod Identities, with Fabián Sellés Rosa
Federico Iezzi
Google Cloud customer engineer, based in Italy
Google Cloud
Episode: 1 Million Tokens Per Second on Kubernetes, with Federico Iezzi
John Ford
Staff Platform Engineer at Scout24
Scout24
Episode: The Hidden Cost of Slow Autoscaling, with John Ford

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Building Platforms for AI Agents, with Mauricio (Salaboy) Salatino
Q: How should organizations approach observability for agentic platforms moving forward?
Start by recording all interactions using a standard format (e.g., OpenTelemetry), compress and correlate data to fit storage and reasoning needs, and push learnings back into agents as context. This creates a feedback loop that improves agent behavior over time.
Building Platforms for AI Agents, with Mauricio (Salaboy) Salatino
Q: What are the biggest practical hurdles you encountered when building the pizza-ordering demo to illustrate agentic apps?
The biggest hurdles were observability across many frameworks, managing state and coordination between agents, and patching frameworks to troubleshoot. It showed that even a simple customer-facing app can explode into hundreds of traces and require complex data governance to understand.
Building Platforms for AI Agents, with Mauricio (Salaboy) Salatino
Q: So for years, we've become pretty good at running cloud-native applications. What should platform engineers understand about agentic systems that's different from traditional apps?
The core shift is dealing with non-determinism and the need to track each agent's past executions, establish guardrails, and build trust networks. Platform teams must provide visibility across distributed agents running in various environments and adopt open standards to harmonize observability, security, and governance.
Kubernetes Can Run Your Database. Your Team Can't., with Kat Cosgrove
Q: Would you mind explaining briefly what stateful sets are, and why they matter for databases on Kubernetes?
Stateful sets provide persistent, stable storage and identity for pods, which is crucial for databases that require consistent data paths and reliable upgrades; they are a stepping stone, but not the entire solution, as databases often need additional automation via operators and smarter health checks.
Observability Won't Save You, with Henrik Rexed
Q: What actually helps engineers make better production decisions during incidents?
Contextualized data, event-driven visibility around deployments, and structured playbooks with predefined SLOs/SLIs that guide investigators through a reasoning process and speed up troubleshooting.

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This show focuses on running Kubernetes at scale, with a strong emphasis on practical platform engineering, cloud-native infrastructure, and performance at enterprise levels. Episodes frequently cover topics like autoscaling, multi-tenant architectures, Kubernetes identity and security, load balancing, and cost-conscious migrations away from large cloud providers. Notable threads include real-world incident learnings, operator-driven architectures, and AI-native or agent-driven approaches to Kubernetes operations. The format tends to blend deep technical interviews with concrete case studies from large-scale deployments, practical tooling choices, and lessons learned, often featuring practitioners who build and manage massive Kubernetes foo... more

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