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November 12, 2026
KubeCon 2026 Wrapped: 7 Things We Learned
A few years ago, KubeCon was about Kubernetes maturing into the foundation for cloud native applications. It was Kubernetes’ Linux moment: the layer everything else gets built on. Then generative …
November 10, 2026
MCP server hosting: how to run MCP servers for a team
An MCP server is a process. The Model Context Protocol defines how a client discovers and calls tools on that process, but it says nothing about where the process runs …
November 09, 2026
Why skills need the same governance as MCP servers
A knowledge worker on a claims-processing team finds a skill a colleague mentioned in passing. It promises to reformat intake forms automatically. She drops it into the AI assistant she …
November 05, 2026
MCP Gateway vs. LLM Gateway: The Two Control Points Every Enterprise AI Deployment Needs
An MCP gateway controls what AI agents can access in your systems (tools, data, APIs). An LLM gateway controls what leaves your agents for the model (prompts, context, and the …
November 05, 2026
What Is Agent Identity? Why AI Agents Break the Human-vs-Service-Account Model
Get ready, this is a mouthful. Agent identity is a distinct, per-instance identity for each running AI agent, tied to the agent definition that created it, chained to the human …
November 05, 2026
What Guardrails Should You Put Around AI Agents? Three Control Points for Enterprise Teams
Enterprise AI agents need guardrails at three control points: (1) a governed gateway between agents and your data, (2) a gateway between the agent and the model it calls, and …