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Paved Roads, Not Speed Bumps: How Platform Teams Scale AI-Speed Guardrails with Kyverno + Nirmata

AI is about to create more infrastructure change than humans ever did. Not just application code—Kubernetes manifests, Helm values, Terraform, pipeline definitions, and “quick fixes” generated by copilots and agents. That velocity is exciting, but it exposes a hard truth for platform leaders: If your…

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Platform Engineering's New Superpower Capturing Specialized Knowledge with Anthropic SKILLs

Platform Engineering’s New Superpower – Capturing Specialized Knowledge with Anthropic SKILLs

Platform engineers face an impossible challenge: mastering dozens of specialized systems without a team of dedicated experts.  Modern platform teams must manage: Kubernetes orchestration and configuration Database performance optimization (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, etc.) Cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and GCP Security policy enforcement with tools like…

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Beyond Authentication

Meet the World’s First AI Platform Engineering Assistant

Cloud-native infrastructure, in the age of AI, has never been more powerful or more complex. Today, platform engineering teams manage thousands of clusters, configurations, and compliance requirements across Kubernetes, Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), and multiple clouds. Enter AI platform engineering. Nirmata’s AI Platform Engineering Assistant is the first…

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From Alerts to Action V2

Remediator Agent for Kubernetes – AI-Powered Policy Remediation

Kubernetes gives teams incredible power and flexibility—but it’s also noisy. Every day, platform and security teams encounter a flood of policy violations, including missing resource limits, insecure container settings, deprecated APIs, and more.  Fixing them typically means opening a ticket, chasing down the right developer,…

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Kyverno vs Kubernetes Policies: How Kyverno Complements and Completes Kubernetes Policy Types

Do You Still Need Kyverno with the new Kubernetes Policy Types? With the addition of ValidatingAdmissionPolicy and MutatingAdmissionPolicy in Kubernetes, do you still need Kyverno? TL;DR: Yes, you still need Kyverno for applying policies on existing resources, complex logic, reporting, testing, and off-cluster / shift-left…

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