Kubernetes-FinOps: The Levers That Close 70 Percent of Cluster Waste
40 to 70 percent of Kubernetes resources go unused. Four levers can close the waste-right-sizing comes first.
Alec Chizhik
Alec is the Chief Digital Officer at Evernine and writes about cloud architectures, IT security, and digital operations practices.
24 articles
AI integration becomes enterprise-ready: The Model Context Protocol under the Linux Foundation
The Context Protocol Model is now under the Linux Foundation, has an Apache 2.0 license, and a planned lifecycle. What …
Eight Minutes to AWS Admin: How an Open S3 Bucket and an Admin Lambda Were All It Took
An attacker took over an AWS account in eight minutes, according to Sysdig. The path led through an open S3 …
Meta becomes a GPU landlord: Why this is more dangerous for CoreWeave and Nebius than the stock
Meta is building a GPU rental business with Meta Compute, becoming a rival to CoreWeave and Nebius. The real threat …
200 kW per rack – only with liquid cooling: What firstcolos Rosbach-Neubau means for colocation
firstcolo is building the FRA7 data center in Rosbach: 250 million euros, 24 MW, up to 200 kW per rack. …
Cloud Repatriation: What Actually Remains When Bringing Workloads Back In-House
Eight out of ten companies plan to bring at least one workload back from the cloud.
German Hyperscaler: Who Really Has Substance
Cloud sovereignty: Which German hyperscaler is truly resilient. StackIT, IONOS, and the ES³ standard put to the test in a …
KRITIS in the Cloud: What Secures the Migration
Operators of critical infrastructures are shifting sensitive systems to the cloud.
AWS and Azure under EU Scrutiny: The Lock-in is Wobbling
The EU has provisionally classified AWS and Azure as DMA gatekeepers. What the new obligations mean for architecture and contracts.
The Cheap Cloud Chip with the Expensive Exit Route
AWS, Azure, and Google’s custom chips deliver up to two-thirds better price-performance. Catch: a new, silent lock-in. When switching makes …
Ingress-NGINX is discontinued: The path to Gateway API
Kubernetes archived ingress-nginx in March 2026: no more security patches. Here's how to smoothly migrate to the Gateway API without …
AWS removes the agent underlay, the hook remains
AWS consolidates agent development into Toolkit and AgentCore, saving developers weeks of infrastructure work.
What the Cilium Upgrade Can Sever in the Cluster
Cilium 1.19 introduces an optional strict mode for node encryption and changes network defaults. Here's what cloud teams need to …
CADA: When Cloud Sovereignty Becomes a Procurement Obligation
The EU proposal CADA categorizes cloud sovereignty into four assurance levels. What levels 3 and 4 mean for public procurement.
Reserved Instances: The coverage quote that proves nothing
FinOps teams celebrate high coverage. Without an eligibility basis, the rate obscures expensive cloud costs. What FOCUS 1.4 really changes …
Cursor Cloud-Agents: Coden, even when the laptop is shut down
Cursor executes coding agents in the cloud that continue running even with a closed laptop. What this means for DevOps …
800-Volt Direct Current in the Data Center: NVIDIA’s Pivot for the Cloud
800-volt direct current breaks the power barrier in AI data centers: less copper, more performance.
Cloud Backup with IaC: Resiliency over Restore Risk
Cloud backups built with a single click fail in emergency situations due to the missing restore path.
Frontier model offline by official order: The architecture lesson
Anthropic shuts down Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide. What the regulatory halt teaches cloud teams about model abstraction and …
Disaggregated Inference: Why AWS and Cerebras Are Splitting with the GPU
Cloud inference is being broken down: AWS and Cerebras are separating prefill and decode onto their own chips.
The Deadline Many Navision Users Overslept
Business Central is replacing Navision, with support for NAV 2016 ending in April.
When AI Writes 80% of the Code, Who Checks It?
Claude Fable 5 brings the Mythos class into enterprise use. What this means for code reviews, inference costs, and governance.
Kubernetes as the Default OS for AI: Cluster as a Compliance Issue
Gartner predicts 80% platform adoption to occur by the end of 2026. What was known as DevEx in 2022 is …
Apple Divides AI Inference: Device vs. Cloud
Apple separates on-device and cloud AI at WWDC 2026: 12 GB RAM as the edge gate, private cloud compute for …
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