In this episode, we break down our recent YouTube video : “LLM Security Exposed!”, where we explore the rising security risks in Large Language Model (LLM) deployments — and how Zero-Trust principles can help mitigate them.
🔍 We dive deeper into:
The top LLM threats you can’t afford to ignore — from prompt injection to data leakage and malicious packages
Why LLM applications need the same level of protection as any production workload
What a Zero-Trust Architecture looks like in the AI space
How tools like LLM Guard, Rebuff, Vigil, Guardrail AI, and Kubernetes-native policies can help secure your stack
🧠 We also unpack the role of the AI Gateway:
Think of it as your LLM firewall, managing auth, filtering prompts, and enforcing policy
Helps ensure responsible usage, access control, and even bias mitigation
This podcast expands on the visual quick-hits from the Shorts format with real-world examples, extended commentary, and practical insights for DevSecOps and platform engineers working in the GenAI space.
🎧 Tune in and learn how to stop treating LLMs like toys — and start building secure, enterprise-grade AI systems.
📺 Watch the original YouTube Shorts here: [YouTube Link]
📢 Like what you hear? Follow @OmOpsHQ for weekly drops on AI, security, and cloud-native strategy.
#LLMSecurity #ZeroTrust #AISecurity #PromptInjection #GenAI #CloudNative #DevSecOps #PlatformEngineering #OmOpsHQ
In this episode, we review the youtube video shared by CNCF where Ryan Etten, Senior Architect and Team Lead at Red Hat, as he shares his powerful transition from a GitOps sceptic to a strategic advisor helping Fortune-scale enterprises succeed with GitOps adoption.
Ryan dives into:
⚙️ The real-world problems GitOps solves — like config drift, release delays, and audit nightmares
🔄 Why the pull-based model (Argo CD, Flux) is a game-changer for stability and compliance
🚀 The big enterprise wins — from git revert rollbacks to 10x deployment frequency without added downtime
🛑 How to overcome common fears: YAML fatigue, loss of control, compliance concerns, and learning curves
🧭 A step-by-step GitOps adoption playbook: start small, enforce guardrails, integrate with existing pipelines, and measure success
🧪 Featured Stories:
A financial giant who went from denial to daily deployments
A retail company that scaled GitOps after a successful pilot
A healthcare org with a Git mantra: “If it’s not in Git, it doesn’t exist.”
🎯 Whether you’re exploring GitOps or struggling to scale it across teams, this episode gives you a practical blueprint grounded in field experience — and a strong case for why GitOps is evolution, not revolution.
🔗 Follow, share, and leave a review if you found this helpful. And remember:
"Stop worrying and trust the repo."
#GitOps #Kubernetes #DevOps #ArgoCD #FluxCD #PlatformEngineering #RedHat #EnterpriseDevOps
This is excerpts from the video titled "Declarative by Default, Secure by Design: GitOps as a Control Plane for Governance - Andrew Martin" [https://youtu.be/NTX_Pkr9eEU?list=TLGGbZgDyZafBmkyNTA2MjAyNQ]. This video was uploaded on the "CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] YouTube channel"
1. The transcript details the content of the talk, which covers:
•The concept of a control plane, drawing on industrial control and Kubernetes.
•The challenges of governance without GitOps, describing it as "reasonably unpretty"
•Reframing GitOps beyond CI/CD to include policy enforcement and compliance control.
•Real-world practices in regulated environments.
•The progression towards continuous governance as a core part of delivery.
The transcript focuses entirely on the technical concepts of GitOps, its application as a universal control plane for governance, policy as code, auditability, compliance in cloud-native environments, and related topics like Kubernetes, AI Ops, and security.
It also includes a Q&A session on applying GitOps principles to non-Kubernetes workloads and databases, as well as AI Ops.
Welcome to The Platform Playbook, your go-to podcast for exploring the frameworks, tools, and strategies shaping modern software architecture. In this episode, we’re unpacking microservices architecture, delving into its challenges, implementation strategies, and the architectural considerations that make it a game-changer for organizations today.
As businesses adapt to rapid advancements like Docker and cloud platforms, microservices have emerged as the evolutionary response to enable faster software delivery, scalability, and innovation. But the journey isn’t without its hurdles. From navigating asynchronous communication to mastering decomposition strategies, we’ll guide you through the complexities of implementing microservices successfully.
We’ll also look at real-world insights, such as Spotify's microservices architecture, which scales over 800 active services with tools like System Z for service discovery. Plus, we’ll highlight patterns like the Strangler Pattern, the importance of Database per Service, and how Event-Driven Architectures provide fault tolerance and flexibility.
Whether you’re a technical leader aiming to enhance feature velocity or a founder striving to optimize team KPIs, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Join us as we explore how microservices are transforming software development, and why understanding the balance between agility and complexity is key to success.
Let’s dive in and decode the architecture powering the future of technology!"
Keywords and Tags:
"Welcome to The Platform Playbook podcast, your go-to source for exploring cutting-edge technologies and practical solutions in cloud infrastructure, virtualization, and container orchestration. In today's episode, we're unpacking the intersection of Confidential Computing and Disk Encryption with a focus on a fascinating solution called CC-FDE—Confidential Computing for Full Disk Encryption.
While KubeVirt, the popular platform for running virtual machines on Kubernetes, isn’t directly tied to CC-FDE, today we’ll explore how these advanced concepts could potentially enhance security within KubeVirt environments. CC-FDE offers a combined approach to protecting both data at rest and data in use by leveraging Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) like Intel TDX and AMD SEV.
We’ll break down key elements like remote attestation, encryption agents, and how CC-FDE focuses on securing the root filesystem rather than the entire disk. Plus, we’ll discuss the broader implications of integrating such a solution into containerized environments like KubeVirt. Whether you're curious about virtualization, workload security, or the future of data protection, this episode has something for you.
Stick around as we dive deep into the technical design, potential benefits, and implementation considerations for adapting CC-FDE to modern platforms like KubeVirt. Let's explore how the latest advancements in confidential computing can redefine security in cloud-native infrastructures.
KubeVirt, Confidential Computing, CC-FDE, Disk Encryption, Trusted Execution Environments, Intel TDX, AMD SEV, Root Filesystem Encryption, Remote Attestation, Kubernetes Security, Cloud-Native Security.
#ConfidentialComputing #KubeVirt #CloudSecurity #DiskEncryption #TrustedExecutionEnvironments #Kubernetes #TechInnovation #Virtualization #CloudNative
In this episode, we’re exploring the fascinating evolution of Kubernetes. From its humble beginnings with manual bash scripts to the powerful automation tools driving today’s containerized applications, we cover it all.
Discover how industry giants like DHL, Thales, and Cisco are soaring above complexity with tools like Kubeflow, GitOps, and CUE. Whether you’re a DevOps pro or just Kubernetes-curious, this episode is packed with insights to take your tech game to the next level.
💬 Tune in, share your thoughts, and subscribe for more stories from the cloud!
Welcome to The Platform Playbook, your go-to podcast for uncovering the cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of platforms and infrastructure. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the world of WebAssembly, or Wasm, and its transformative impact beyond the browser.
From powering lightweight microservices and serverless functions to enabling AI agents and database-driven applications, Wasm is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern software development. We’ll explore its role in server-side computing, edge deployments, and embedded systems, along with frameworks like wasmCloud and runtimes like WasmEdge that are pushing the boundaries of portability and scalability.
You’ll hear about the evolution of WebAssembly through tools like WASI, the component model, and observability strategies for Wasm modules. Plus, we’ll unpack innovative approaches to overcoming Wasm’s limitations, from sandboxing to GPU abstractions for AI workloads.
Whether you're a developer, architect, or tech enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights and use cases to inspire your next project.
Tags:
#WebAssembly #Wasm #Serverless #Microservices #EdgeComputing #AI #WASI #wasmCloud #WasmEdge #OpenTelemetry #CloudNative #PlatformEngineering #DevOps #SecureComputing #SoftwareInnovation
Welcome to The Platform Playbook, your guide to navigating the evolving world of cloud-native technologies! In this episode, we unpack the latest updates from the Istio project, presented by Mitch Connors from Aviatrix and Zhonghu Xu from Huawei at KubeCon.
Join us as we explore the key developments shaping Istio’s future, from its CNCF graduation confirming production readiness to exciting innovations like Ambient Mesh, which aims to simplify service mesh adoption and expand proxy support. We’ll also delve into the deprecation of the Istio Operator in favor of Helm, upcoming API graduations, and the project’s ongoing commitment to security and stability.
Whether you’re a long-time Istio user or new to service meshes, this episode provides valuable insights into how Istio is evolving to meet the needs of modern cloud-native environments.
Tags:
#Istio #ServiceMesh #Kubernetes #CloudNative #DevOps #PlatformEngineering #AmbientMesh #OpenSource #CNCF #Helm #APIGraduation #GatewayAPI #DevSecOps #ContinuousDelivery
Welcome to The Platform Playbook! In this episode, we’re diving into GitOps at scale with a deep dive into Flux, guided by insights from Stefan Prodan's compelling presentation. Discover how Flux empowers organizations to build custom continuous delivery pipelines with its extensible foundation and Kubernetes-native architecture.
We’ll explore Flux’s core principles, including its declarative approach to workload definitions, efficient desired state reconciliation, and robust security-first design. You’ll also learn about strategies for scaling Flux to meet the demands of modern, fast-growing organizations—whether through source optimization, controller fine-tuning, or sharding.
Looking ahead, we’ll unpack Flux’s roadmap, highlighting upcoming features like notary integration, CD event support, and its commitment to sustainable community-driven development. If you’re building GitOps pipelines or scaling continuous delivery systems, this episode will guide you through the power and potential of Flux.
Tags:
#GitOps #ContinuousDelivery #Flux #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering #DevOps #ScalableInfrastructure #OpenSource #Automation #CloudNative #Helm #Microservices #CI/CD
Welcome to The Platform Playbook! In this episode, we explore how to achieve safer and more observable feature rollouts by combining the power of OpenTelemetry and OpenFeature. Drawing insights from a talk by Daniel Dyla and Michael Beemer, we dive into how feature flags can revolutionize deployment strategies, allowing developers to decouple feature releases from code deployments, perform A/B testing, and enable swift rollbacks.
Discover how OpenTelemetry’s events, traces, and metrics provide unparalleled monitoring and observability for feature flags in complex distributed systems. Learn best practices for gradual rollouts, automated rollbacks, and integrating OpenFeature’s vendor-agnostic feature flag specifications with OpenTelemetry to gain deeper insights into feature evaluations.
If you’re looking to master the art of risk-free feature rollouts and robust monitoring, this episode is your go-to guide for building resilient platforms.
#FeatureFlags #OpenTelemetry #OpenFeature #DevOps #Observability #SafeRollouts #ContinuousDelivery #PlatformEngineering #DistributedSystems #A/BTesting #Automation #TechLeadership
In this episode of Cloud Native Insights, we dive into the world of GitOps continuous delivery at scale with Flux, as presented by Stefan Prodan. Flux isn't just a platform—it's a foundational layer that empowers organizations to build their own continuous delivery solutions.
Learn about Flux's architecture, its integration with Kubernetes through CRDs and controllers, and its unmatched flexibility for defining workloads. Discover practical scaling strategies like source optimization, vertical scaling, and horizontal sharding, as well as exciting features on Flux’s roadmap, including Helm OCI improvements, Notary integration, and enhanced support for CD events.
Stefan also highlights the importance of community contributions, introducing a new ownership model that empowers contributors to drive the project forward. Whether you're scaling GitOps practices or exploring Flux for the first time, this episode provides valuable insights to help you harness its full potential.
Tags:
#GitOps #FluxCD #ContinuousDelivery #CloudNative #Kubernetes #Helm #Kustomize #OpenSource #DevOps #ScalingStrategies #Automation #Observability #CommunityDriven
In this episode of our Cloud Native Insights series, we bring you an in-depth update on Prometheus, the leading open-source monitoring and alerting system. Originally presented at KubeCon by Bryan Boreham from Grafana Labs and Simon Pasquier from Red Hat, this briefing sheds light on Prometheus's impressive growth, cutting-edge developments, and exciting plans for the future.
Discover the latest features like native histograms and enhanced OpenTelemetry integration, along with a sneak peek into the ambitious roadmap for Prometheus 3.0, expected to redefine user experience and capabilities. The speakers also highlight the vital role of the community, encouraging contributions and announcing the upcoming Contributor Fest.
Whether you're a seasoned Prometheus user or exploring its capabilities, this episode offers valuable insights into its evolution and future trajectory.
:
#Prometheus #CloudNative #KubeCon #OpenSource #Monitoring #Alerting #DevOps #OpenTelemetry #GrafanaLabs #RedHat #ContributorFest #Prometheus3 #CommunityDrivenDevelopment
This interview on the "Kunal Kushwaha" YouTube channel features Priyanka Sharma, Executive Director of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), discussing the organisation's mission, the importance of community involvement, and resources available for newcomers. Sharma explains how CNCF fosters collaboration between companies and individuals through open source projects, events, and mentorship opportunities, and highlights the value of contributing to the future of cloud-native technologies. The interview also covers the CNCF project landscape, with its different tiers of projects from Sandbox to Graduated, and how to navigate its vastness.
● Cloud Native ● Kubernetes ● Open Source ● DevOps ● Microservices ● Container Orchestration ● Cloud Computing ● Software Development ● Technology
Introduction to CNCF + Getting Involved - with Priyanka Sharma