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Announcing OpenChoreo v1.3
September 21, 2026

Announcing OpenChoreo v1.3

Explore what's new in OpenChoreo v1.3: cost insights, DORA metrics, improvements to the local development experience, platform and audit logs, and more.

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Why Raw Kubernetes Logs Aren't Enough for Internal Developer Platforms
September 24, 2026

Why Raw Kubernetes Logs Aren't Enough for Internal Developer Platforms

OpenChoreo uses Fluent Bit to tag logs with platform metadata at collection, mapping them to components and projects instead of raw pods and namespaces.

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[Webinar] What it really takes to build an Internal Developer Platform with Backstage
September 9, 2026

[Webinar] What it really takes to build an Internal Developer Platform with Backstage

A webinar with Kelsey Hightower and OpenChoreo maintainers on why Backstage alone isn't enough, and how a control plane (like OpenChoreo) solves the messy middle problem by separating the developer experience layer from platform orchestration.

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Jenkins + OpenChoreo: Adopt a modern Internal Developer Platform (IDP) Without Replacing Your CI System
September 7, 2026

Jenkins + OpenChoreo: Adopt a modern Internal Developer Platform (IDP) Without Replacing Your CI System

How OpenChoreo's external CI integration lets Jenkins teams keep their pipelines, plugins, and shared libraries as-is while adding environment management, self-service promotion, multi-cluster deployment, and observability via a single API call at the end of the build.

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Zero-Trust Developer Platforms with Cilium Network Policies
August 28, 2026

Zero-Trust Developer Platforms with Cilium Network Policies

How internal developer platforms can enforce zero-trust security by default on Kubernetes using identity-based Cilium network policies instead of IP-based rules.

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Cloud Native Platform Sovereignty Through Multi-Plane Architecture
August 18, 2026

Cloud Native Platform Sovereignty Through Multi-Plane Architecture

Separating control, runtime, observability, and workflow responsibilities across distinct planes helps keep workloads within jurisdictional boundaries, reduce vendor dependence, and strengthen digital sovereignty under regulations such as the EU Data Act and NIS2.

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Hands-On with OpenChoreo: Deploying on GKE and Running a Microservices Demo
August 12, 2026

Hands-On with OpenChoreo: Deploying on GKE and Running a Microservices Demo

A step-by-step walkthrough of installing OpenChoreo on a GKE Standard cluster and deploying a microservices demo — showing how the Control, Data, Workflow, and Observability planes work together and how the built-in SRE Agent helps debug a database outage.

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OpenChoreo at KubeCon Japan 2026
July 23, 2026

OpenChoreo at KubeCon Japan 2026

OpenChoreo is heading to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan 2026 — come find us in Yokohama.

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Platform engineering for the agentic enterprise: Managing applications, resources, and AI agents
July 21, 2026

Platform engineering for the agentic enterprise: Managing applications, resources, and AI agents

As enterprises adopt AI agents, platform engineering must expand beyond applications and infrastructure to also govern the agents acting on them. A look at how a unified, Kubernetes-native control plane can manage applications, resources, and AI agents together.

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[Video Podcast] K8s Maxxing with AI-Native Platform Engineering Stack with OpenChoreo
June 25, 2026

[Video Podcast] K8s Maxxing with AI-Native Platform Engineering Stack with OpenChoreo

OpenChoreo brings AI agents and a unified abstraction layer to Kubernetes, enabling developers and SREs to build, deploy, and operate workloads through MCP-powered tools with built-in guardrails.

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