Load balancer migration Part 2: The cloud-native NetScaler alternative
Migrating away from NetScaler to an alternative is a conversation happening in IT departments globally. Discover why Platform Engineering and IT teams are replacing legacy load balancers with cloud-native alternatives like KubeLB.
Load balancer migration Part 1: The cloud-native F5 alternative
Migrating away from F5 to an alternative can be daunting. Discover why Platform Engineering and IT teams are replacing legacy load balancers with cloud-native alternatives like KubeLB.
Proxmox vs KubeVirt: Why You Shouldn't Run Your VMs Next to Kubernetes
KubeVirt vs. Proxmox: Why maintain two separate worlds? Discover how bringing your VMs directly into Kubernetes simplifies your stack.
Protecting Your Kubernetes Applications with KubeLB's Web Application Firewall
Block SQL injection, XSS, and the OWASP Top 10 at the gateway with KubeLB’s Web Application Firewall, with no changes to your applications.
How KubeLB Runs Your Agent Gateway
KubeLB v1.4 runs an agent gateway on your own clusters, using the open-source agentgateway data plane for LLM, MCP, and agent-to-agent traffic.
After VMware's CSP exit, what's next for Cloud Service Providers?
The VMware CSP program has ended. Learn how DACH cloud service providers are moving to open-source.
Kubernetes v1.36 "Haru" Arrives After the Frost
Kubernetes v1.36 “Haru” adds workload-aware scheduling, fine-grained kubelet authorization, and Pod-level hardware health.
Giving AI Hands: How KDP Makes Infrastructure Agent-Ready
How MCP and Skills turn the Kubermatic Developer Platform into an API surface AI agents can safely operate — not just describe.
kcp v0.31: Kubernetes 1.35 Rebase, Cross-Shard Identity, and a Load Testing Framework
kcp v0.31 brings a Kubernetes 1.35 rebase, cross-shard service accounts, a Virtual Workspace framework extraction, and a new load testing framework, shipped alongside coordinated ecosystem releases.
KubeCon EU 2026 Recap - Agents, Sovereignty, and the Rules of the Road
KubeCon EU 2026 in Amsterdam surfaced five trends shaping cloud native; agentic infrastructure via MCP, European sovereign cloud adoption, the EU Cyber Resilience Act, GPU scheduling standar dization, and platform engineering maturation.
The Control Plane Newsletter - Issue 2
The Control Plane Issue 2 - What KubeCon EU 2026 told us about the next 12 months of cloud native infrastructure.
Introducing The Control Plane Newsletter
The Control Plane is a monthly newsletter for Platform Engineers and SREs. Issue 1 - data sovereignty in Kubernetes and the decoupled control plane pattern.