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Oct 28, 2026
Mrunal PatelGUEST
I've been working alongside Derek on containers and Kubernetes for a long time.
Mrunal PatelGUEST
And now excited to be enabling Kubernetes and OpenShift to be a platform for AI agents.
Brian GracelyHOST
Yeah, very cool.
Brian GracelyHOST
Very cool.
Josef StrzibnyGUEST
I know Jerzy was mentioning it.
Josef StrzibnyGUEST
It's from Zuse, right? Or you have OpenShift that's from Red Hat.
Josef StrzibnyGUEST
And that's like kind of distributions of Kubernetes to bring even more things, right? They want to run it for you because it's so complicated now.
Josef StrzibnyGUEST
And so I know they were looking at some of these options, but it was very expensive.
speaker_4HOST
But it leaves me with one final provocative thought to mull over.
speaker_4HOST
In chapter 18 of the book, it talks about extending Kubernetes and building platforms on top of it, like Red Hat OpenShift.
speaker_6HOST
Right.
speaker_6HOST
Adding more layers.
Monica Mock-SiposGUEST
Currently, I work in technical pre-sales at Red Hat.
Monica Mock-SiposGUEST
I work in what they call the open shift platform leader for the FSI region in North America.
Monica Mock-SiposGUEST
What that means is I... lead all of the OpenShift specialists that support the FSI market in North America.
Monica Mock-SiposGUEST
That means going out, talking with customers, banks, some of the insurance companies, some of the supporting agencies, and helping them build out their hybrid operations, helping them secure their environments, doing control plane design, and now helping them get agentic workloads onto Kubernetes without breaking governance, compliance, audit, operational standards, all of that.
Rob HirschfeldHOST
over what I think I should present.
Rob HirschfeldHOST
And I'm fascinated to go to, this is gonna be the first show I've seen since, I mean, I was at the OpenShift Summit.
Rob HirschfeldHOST
You could definitely see the AI talks there, or AI in the talks there.
Rob HirschfeldHOST
But I think even in the last six months, State of the art is gone.
Arvind KrishnaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They have to modernize an existing application.
Arvind KrishnaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And you then ask the question, where do those run? That tends to be a tailwind for Red Hat OpenShift.
Arvind KrishnaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I think we are at the very beginning of this cycle.
Arvind KrishnaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So I expect that to carry on for a long time.
Justin BrodleyHOST
And then, of course, Hyper-V.
Justin BrodleyHOST
If you're a Microsoft shop, OpenShift is, well, that's just Kubernetes with a fancy layer, you know, fancy dress clothes.
Justin BrodleyHOST
You know, so those are options people are doing.
Justin BrodleyHOST
Moving on to AI is how machine learning makes money.
Francois ProulxGUEST
So Montreal, right? Montreal startup again.
Francois ProulxGUEST
We made this open source tool released in 2024 called Poutine, which was a static code analysis scanner specifically designed for finding vulnerabilities in build pipelines, not just GitHub Actions, but GitLab, Azure DevOps, OpenShift Pipeline as code is supported.
Francois ProulxGUEST
It's very flexible.
Francois ProulxGUEST
You can write your own rules in Rego.
Chris AniszczykGUEST
And honestly, one of the original reasons I came to, you know, build out CNCF was to really provide people, you know, choice, right? And I think if you look at the early days of, There was actually a lot of concern that, you know, Kubernetes may not be, you know, potentially vendor neutral because people will go fork it and kind of, you know, make it work so well on, let's say, a large cloud provider that people will just use.
Chris AniszczykGUEST
that version right and then it's very difficult to go port off of that and so with with that in mind is you know we did something you know i think looking back now was was really smart is we came up with such something called the kubernetes conformance program right which was a way to basically uh have a tck you know, test toolkit that would go run against the Kubernetes API of your choice of cloud provider, you know, private, you know, or OpenShift, whatever product out there, and would basically go test basic, you know, compatibility that like, hey, Kubernetes running on OpenShift or Kubernetes running on Amazon, Kubernetes running on Google meets this bar, basic bar.
Chris AniszczykGUEST
of Interop.
Chris AniszczykGUEST
And, you know, at the time, we were a little bit worried that, oh, does people really care? And, you know, but it turned out to be really extremely successful.
Martin PankrazGUEST
And, uh, one more thing that I just remember, Holger, um, of course, we have Azure Kubernetes Service as the runtime offering.
Martin PankrazGUEST
Um, but since we are a partner open ecosystem, we also have Azure Red Hat OpenShift, yeah, as a managed-
Jannis MaierGUEST
Mm-hmm
Martin PankrazGUEST
... offering.
Martin PankrazGUEST
...
Martin PankrazGUEST
the managed offering, um, yeah, with, with similar capabilities, um, if you don't wanna run bare bones Azure Kubernetes Service.
Martin PankrazGUEST
You can run Azure Red Hat OpenShift.
Holger BrucheltHOST
And all of this is mentioned in more detail, um, on the-
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