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Multi-agent network ops gets much more interesting when agents can actually act on the network. One of our speakers, Roger Perkin shares a quick preview 👇 On Oct 10, we’ll build specialist agents with validation + human approval before changes. Checkout the workshop here and get exclusive speaker discount ticket price at 35% - eventbrite.co.uk/e/multi-age…

Most "add AI to the platform" efforts fail the same way: hallucinations, runaway cost, security incidents. Then the verdict: agents aren't for us. Kaspar Von Grünberg says that verdict is usually wrong. The model rarely breaks. The platform underneath does. On Sept 30 he's showing the three-layer architecture that fixes it (tooling, paths, agent infrastructure) and what to build first if you already run an IDP. Full disclosure: I help run these Packt workshops. This one's different because it starts with your platform, not with picking a model. Since you are checking this out, I have a gift for you. Get the ticket of the workshop at flat 30% discount - eventbrite.co.uk/e/architect…

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AI models get the attention. GPU infrastructure gets the bill. On Sept 17, we’re going hands-on with what it actually takes to run AI workloads efficiently on Kubernetes: → GPU scheduling & sharing → Autoscaling → Observability → vLLM inference → Keeping expensive GPUs from sitting idle If you work in DevOps, Kubernetes, Platform Engineering or MLOps, this is the infrastructure side of AI worth learning. 🎟️Engineering GPU Infrastructure for AI Workloads · Luma

Sometime the best thing you can do is, go to a coffee shop and have a cup of coffee.

Genuine question for the network engineers here. I book technical workshops for a living, so I spend most of my week listening to netops people argue about AI agents. Same complaint keeps coming up: one agent with 12 tools doesn't investigate an incident. It guesses and it guesses with write access. The fix everyone independently lands on has the same shape. A coordinator that owns the investigation, narrow specialists under it (one reads state, one proposes config, one validates), and a human gate before anything gets pushed. Is that matching what you're actually running, or is it still mostly demo-ware outside of lab environments?

Punchy3 hrs 45 mins. Zero drop-off. Senior directors. R&D engineers. All mid-conversation — MCP servers, Docker builds, Linux CLI — thinking alongside the session, not just watching it. Some rooms you host. Some rooms host themselves. This was the second kind. 🙌

Excited to share that Eduard Dilharu is joining our upcoming networking workshop as a panelist. For 3+ years, he’s been building AI agents for network engineers — from OSPF troubleshooting systems to multi-agent architectures powered by fine-tuned reasoning models.

A reader of an OpenShift book wrote: “The physical copy triggers a part of your brain differently… the platform just makes more sense.” That stayed with me. Maybe books do what screens often can’t: No tabs. No notifications. No endless scrolling.

Why do people start their cloud journey with certifications?

Thanks @gnomeslair . Glad that you found the book helpful 🙂

Action Cures Fear. We all fear something. What i have experienced is whatever we fear , the only way to overcome that fear is by taking action and do that task. Its just the start which is tough rest is easy.