This is a strong validation of the momentum Dynatrace is building, with explosive growth, real customer impact, and leadership in AI-powered observability. Reaching this milestone shows how essential our platform has become. But it’s still clear we’re just getting started as enterprises move toward autonomous, self-healing systems. We’re excited to deepen collaboration with partners to extend these innovations and deliver even more powerful, outcome-driven solutions for customers. https://lnkd.in/gbYQAsQ3 #Dynatrace #AIObservability #PartnerEcosystem #DigitalTransformation #NYSE #AI #Observability
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Kubernetes is making a serious move into AI infrastructure We’re watching Kubernetes transition from: Container orchestration To AI-native platform The Kubernetes community has officially announced the AI Gateway Working Group. This isn’t hype — it’s coming straight from the official Kubernetes blog. Goal? To define standards and best practices for networking infrastructure that supports AI workloads () So what exactly is an “AI Gateway”? According to Kubernetes: • It’s built on top of the Gateway API • It includes proxies / load balancers with AI-specific capabilities • It focuses on enforcing policy, security, and control over AI traffic () Why this matters (big picture): Kubernetes is clearly acknowledging something fundamental: AI workloads are not the same as traditional microservices Inference traffic needs different routing, control, and observability This is Kubernetes evolving its networking layer for: • Model inference APIs • LLM traffic patterns • AI-specific policy enforcement My takeaway: This is not just another working group. It’s Kubernetes moving toward: Standardized AI infrastructure Gateway-level intelligence for inference workloads A future where AI is a first-class citizen in cloud-native systems hashtag #Kubernetes hashtag #AI hashtag #CloudNative hashtag #MLOps hashtag #LLM hashtag #PlatformEngineering Ref Doc : https://lnkd.in/dZm2NGvh
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Kubernetes is making a serious move into AI infrastructure We’re watching Kubernetes transition from: Container orchestration To AI-native platform The Kubernetes community has officially announced the AI Gateway Working Group. This isn’t hype — it’s coming straight from the official Kubernetes blog. Goal? To define standards and best practices for networking infrastructure that supports AI workloads () So what exactly is an “AI Gateway”? According to Kubernetes: • It’s built on top of the Gateway API • It includes proxies / load balancers with AI-specific capabilities • It focuses on enforcing policy, security, and control over AI traffic () Why this matters (big picture): Kubernetes is clearly acknowledging something fundamental: AI workloads are not the same as traditional microservices Inference traffic needs different routing, control, and observability This is Kubernetes evolving its networking layer for: • Model inference APIs • LLM traffic patterns • AI-specific policy enforcement My takeaway: This is not just another working group. It’s Kubernetes moving toward: Standardized AI infrastructure Gateway-level intelligence for inference workloads A future where AI is a first-class citizen in cloud-native systems #Kubernetes #AI #CloudNative #MLOps #LLM #PlatformEngineering Ref Doc : https://lnkd.in/dZm2NGvh
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