Excited to announce that we have launched the enterprise distribution with support services for @fluxcd 🎉 We are now looking for orgs relying on Flux that want to partner with ControlPlane and invest in the project continuity. https://t.co/ckYOQhfRHp

Big thanks to GitHub for having @fluxcd on the program. We have devised a good plan for improving the security stance of the project. But most importantly, Github helped us finding ways to reduce the maintenance burden with release automation, without compromising security.

Happy 10-year anniversary @CloudNativeFdn 🥳 #cTENcf https://t.co/NAqHh7Mb3T

generative coding is YOLO, agentic DevOps is FAFO.

New blog post: Time-based deployments with Flux Operator ⏲️ https://t.co/ZW64JBUjC8 #GitOps #Kubernetes

In case you're wandering WTH is llms.txt

On the downside, I see how SEO techniques will drastically change once the majority of people will rely on LLMs for web search and recommendations. Brands will end up paying top dollar to the foundational models to prioritise and skew the conversation to promote their content and

Markdown has become the lingua franca for LLMs and understandably so given the amount of Javascript we ship these days to render HTML on the client-side. For most cloud-native projects, this is really great as we already use Markdown for all our docs.

After trying out various ways of writing a llms.txt for ControlPlane's #FluxCD distribution, I think I finally nailed it. Here is Claude's response after parsing the latest version:

Did you know we're hosting the 1st FluxCon this November? Now is the time to be working on those CFP's :) Check out our blog post below 👇

🌀 Dive deep into #GitOps with #Flux! #FluxCon comes to Atlanta Nov 10, alongside #KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon North America. Share your insights on scaling Flux, securing workflows, and more. 🗓️ CFP closes June 30. Submit now: https://t.co/F6qmOugdJ8

In the last couple of years we��ve seen major financial institutions adopting Gitless GitOps. Just recently, Royal Bank of Canada shared their journey leveraging Flux OCI Artifacts

Gitless GitOps goes GA 😎

43 today! Still rolling ☀️

Not all models are the same! I messed with cert-manager admission cert and ask the AI to fix it. Copilot GPT-4.1 decided is best to delete the cert-manager Helm release😆 While Claude 3.7 did the right thing and deleted the secret with the bad cert💡 In the end both AIs fixed

We've released the MCP Server for @fluxcd 🚀🤖 🚀 https://t.co/nYH34xC9Rg

Kyverno Chainsaw was initially built for testing policies, but is rapidly becoming the "go to" tool for behavioral testing for all Kubernetes controllers and workloads! Watch here to learn more- https://t.co/DKjkUKWn0N #kyverno #chainsaw #nirmata

In the future, I can see how @fluxcd users could instruct Claude or any other AI to perform staged rollouts/rollbacks across #Kubernetes clusters with natural language. For this, the Flux Operator MCP Server would need to expose operations for OCI artifacts.

Made good progress with the #FluxCD MCP Server 🚀 It can now do multi-cluster operations: track app versions and config changes across environments, cluster state diffing & Helm release comparison (dev vs stage vs prod).

With go-yaml/yaml being archived, all we need now is another high severity vuln like CVE-2022-28948 and the whole CNCF landscape will implode 🔥 Only the Kubernetes team can save us by switching all their packages to the kubernetes-sigs fork

The Go team is working on an official MCP SDK using the new jsonrpc2 package. Compared to other implementations this SDK looks great! type-safe args, generics and no codegen needed 🎉 #golang