Introducing the next generation of AWS Resilience Hub for generative AI-based SRE resilience journey (7 minute read)
The next generation of AWS Resilience Hub introduces a business-oriented resilience management platform that combines modular resilience policies, application topology modeling, AI-powered failure mode analysis, dependency discovery, and organization-wide reporting. It helps teams define resilience goals, automatically map services and dependencies, identify risks and recovery gaps, and validate compliance at scale across AWS environments through centralized assessments and actionable recommendations.
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Is your control plane ready for Crossplane v2? (5 minute read)
Crossplane v1.20.9 introduced a new `crossplane beta upgrade check` command that scans v1.x control planes for breaking changes before upgrading to v2, automatically identifying incompatible resources and providing specific fixes for each issue. The read-only tool addresses a major upgrade hesitation by replacing manual documentation review with automated scanning of compositions, packages, and resources, making it particularly useful since most v1.x control planes can upgrade to v2 without changes, but edge cases exist.
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Try the new console experience in Amazon Bedrock, optimized for Anthropic- and OpenAI-compatible APIs (3 minute read)
Amazon Web Services launched a redesigned console experience for Amazon Bedrock that streamlines AI model deployment with support for GPT, Claude, and open-weight models through OpenAI and Anthropic APIs on its new bedrock-mantle inference engine. The new interface features a project-based dashboard with side-by-side model comparison for up to 3 models, integrated API documentation with pre-filled credentials, and AI coding assistant connections, now available across 12 AWS regions, including US East, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
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Terraform Cloud (HCP) Projects vs Spacelift Spaces (10 minute read)
HCP Terraform Projects provide flat workspace organization, shared permissions, variables, and policies for Terraform-centric teams with simpler governance needs. Spacelift Spaces use a hierarchical model with inheritance, granular access control, multi-tenancy, and support for multiple IaC tools, making them better suited for larger organizations with complex infrastructure management requirements.
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Load testing hosted MCP servers with Locust and Azure Load Testing (21 minute read)
This guide demonstrates how to load test hosted MCP servers using a reusable Python and Locust harness that faithfully models the MCP lifecycle, including initialization, tool discovery, tool calls, authentication, and session cleanup. The framework supports stateful and stateless MCP servers, multiple authentication patterns, and seamless execution both locally and in Azure Load Testing, enabling teams to measure latency, concurrency behavior, and failure characteristics of production MCP endpoints under realistic AI agent workloads.
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Every dependency you add is a supply chain attack waiting to happen (3 minute read)
Every dependency and automatic dependency update expands a project's supply-chain attack surface, including dev-only tools that still run with access to source code, credentials, and release workflows. Recent compromises like XZ, Trivy, and LiteLLM show why teams should be more skeptical of automatic update pipelines, review dependency changes deliberately, and prefer small amounts of copied code over adding packages for trivial functionality.
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Turbovec (GitHub Repo)
Turbovec, a new Rust-based vector search library with Python bindings, can compress a 10-million-document corpus from 31 GB down to 4 GB while searching faster than FAISS by using Google Research's TurboQuant algorithm. The library achieves 16x compression on embeddings and beats FAISS IndexPQ by 0.4–3.4 percentage points on recall metrics across OpenAI's 1536 and 3072-dimensional embeddings, with built-in support for filtered search and stable IDs that survive deletions.
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pg_durable (GitHub Repo)
Microsoft open-sourced pg_durable, a PostgreSQL extension that brings durable execution workflows directly into Postgres without requiring external services like cron jobs, queues, or separate orchestration infrastructure. The extension, which is built with pgrx and already integrated into Microsoft's new Azure HorizonDB service, lets developers define multi-step SQL workflows that automatically checkpoint progress and resume from the last successful step after crashes or failures.
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What is AI Governance? (10 minute read)
According to Docker's State of Agentic AI report, 60% of organizations already have AI agents in production, but 40% cite security and compliance as the top barrier to scaling them further, highlighting the critical need for AI governance frameworks that establish rules, roles, and review processes across the full AI lifecycle. The guide emphasizes that AI governance is no longer optional for organizations using AI at scale, with research from Deloitte showing that companies with strong senior leadership involvement in AI strategy achieve significantly greater business value than those delegating governance solely to technical teams.
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Designing agentgateway: A Unified High-Performance Gateway for AI and API Traffic (18 minute read)
Solo.io donated its agentgateway project to the Agentic AI Infrastructure Foundation (AAIF) as a Growth-stage project, positioning it as a unified, Rust-based gateway that handles HTTP, gRPC, MCP, A2A, and LLM traffic while achieving 500k QPS performance in benchmarks. The project, which grew from 100,000 to over 1 million weekly downloads since February and has been adopted by companies including Microsoft, Apple, Adobe, T-Mobile, and Expedia, uses an xDS control plane architecture and draws on lessons from building Istio ambient service mesh to address operational challenges teams face when deploying AI agents that interact with multiple services and APIs.
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