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Jun 13, 2026
K8s Maxxing with AI-Native Platform Engineering Stack with OpenChoreo
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Sameera JayasomaGUEST
In my opinion, so OpenCoreo is something we have built on top of Kubernetes.

Sameera JayasomaGUEST
So you can use any Kubernetes distro, Rancher, EKS, AKS, like any Kubernetes, and then you can just install OpenCoreo on top of it.

Sameera JayasomaGUEST
So the idea behind is that, so you have Kubernetes and all the other tools, and then so you have a developer platform, I think.

Sameera JayasomaGUEST
What we have seen in the industries, so you have this developer platform with Kubernetes and Argo CD and all the things glued on.

Sameera JayasomaGUEST
And then you expose that layer to developers and you build a developer experience around the portals, MCPs.

Brett FischerHOST
So is the idea here that this particular project is for implementing the left side of my screen of the specific OpenCoreo control plane components and then including those system components that would link or integrate me with the APIs of those other things? Is that sort of where you're drawing your boundary of where your project ends?