The most popular advancements in cloud-native technology at this time are LLMs and AI Agents, which can help you troubleshoot your environment, build new environments, and even template a codebase.
The two current problems are that there's no way to secure the traffic (e.g, reaching out to MCP servers, workload identity and authentication (SPIRE), and A2A), and Agents can't run by default in Kubernetes.
Luckily, there are two open-source tools to help with this.
In this session, you'll learn about two tools that can help you on this journey: agentgateway and kagent.
Michael Levan is an AI architect and principal solutions engineer at Solo.io, focused on building high performing agentic and Kubernetes environments. A CNCF Ambassador, published author, and frequent speaker, he works at the intersection of platform engineering, cloud native infrastructure, and applied AI. Based in the New York City area, Michael is known for translating complex systems into practical architectures that deliver clear business value.
