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Distributed tracing for CI pipelines without touching a single workflow file

Posted on September 8, 2026 | George Sims, downtherabbithole.dev

You’ve probably felt this one: GitHub Actions usage creeps up across your org, and your actual visibility into it doesn’t keep pace. Which workflows are slow? Which are flaky? How long are jobs sitting queued for…


Handling vulnerability reports: Recipe card

Posted on September 7, 2026 | Marina Moore (Edera, TAG Security co-chair), Sherine Khoury (Red Hat, TAG Security lead)

Recipe Handling Vulnerability Reports Target audience (the chef) This recipe is aimed at small and medium non-security focused projects. Maintainers of a high-risk security sensitive project, you probably need a more sophisticated approach (check out https://alpha-omega.dev/) Scope…


Metal3 meets KubeVirtBMC: Provisioning KubeVirt VMs like bare metal

Posted on September 2, 2026 | Anish Bista (CNCF Kubestronaut) and Zespre Chang (Creator of KubeVirtBMC)

In the previous post , we introduced KubeVirtBMC and showed how it provides virtual BMC endpoints for KubeVirt VMs. We tested it with raw IPMI and Redfish commands. That was fun, but the real power of…


Observability in Kubernetes: From metrics to meaning

Posted on August 31, 2026 | Neel Shah, Stackgen

Kubernetes made infrastructure more programmable, scalable, and resilient. It also made production systems harder to reason about. Workloads move, replicas churn, dependencies multiply, and a single user request can cross ingress, services, queues, storage, and background…


Scale before the spike: Predictive autoscaling for GPU workloads on Kubernetes

Posted on August 28, 2026 | Ramkumar Nagaraj (Golden Kubestronaut, Adobe) and Bingi Narasimha Karthik (Golden Kubestronaut, Adobe)

The 3 AM Call We got paged one Tuesday morning. A critical production service had crashed under traffic—not gradually degraded, but crashed. Hundreds of pending pods. Users were seeing 15–20% error rates. The incident postmortem was…


Building an AI factory on Kubernetes

Posted on August 27, 2026 | Hrittik Roy | CNCF Ambassador and Platform Advocate at vCluster

An AI factory is not just a model or a cluster. It is a pool of GPUs that many teams draw from at once: one team fine-tuning, another serving inference, a third running evaluations, all on…


The lazy developer’s guide to observing your own code

Posted on August 25, 2026 | Adriana Villela | OTel Community Manager & CNCF Ambassador) and Diana Todea | OTel Docs Approver & CNCF Ambassador

It’s no secret that developers are increasingly being asked to shift left. It seems there’s always something new to shift left on. And now developers are being asked to shift left on observability. This means that…


How to turn slow queries into actionable reliability metrics with OpenTelemetry

Posted on August 21, 2026 | Severin Neumann, Causely

Slow SQL queries degrade user experience, cause cascading failures, and turn simple operations into production incidents. The traditional fix? Collect more telemetry. But more telemetry means more things to look at, not necessarily more understanding. Instead…


A practical guide to solving when zero+zero=two in mesh observability

Posted on August 11, 2026 | Israel Blancas, Software Engineer at Coralogix and Jose Gomez-Selles, Product Lead at VictoriaMetrics

A Service Mesh like Istio, together with Kiali gives you a lot on day one. You install the mesh, point Prometheus at it, and suddenly you have request rate, latency, error rate, and a fairly good…


Does Kubernetes DRA Replace HAMi?

Posted on August 7, 2026 | Mesut Oezdil

Projects that want to share a GPU on Kubernetes have to work around an API instead of with it. The device plugin interface could count devices, and that was the whole vocabulary: nvidia.com/gpu: 1. It meant one…