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In 2 years, one developer will own a fleet of 15–20 agents. Each agent in its own ephemeral environment, with access to real secrets and infrastructure. Sound far-fetched? Ramiro Berrelleza doesn't think so. At TLVCommunity Winter Blitz, he outlined why we're already halfway there - and why the engineering teams that build the platform for this will own the next generation of developer tools. The bottleneck isn't AI capability anymore. It's harness engineering. New talk here: https://lnkd.in/ekzNwWWp Special thanks to Aerospike for hosting! #FutureOfWork #PlatformEngineering #DeveloperTools #CloudNative #Kubernetes #AI #DevEx

We're hearing the same story from enterprise teams experimenting with AI coding agents: "It mostly works... but it's fragile." Common workflows today: → Developers manually running kubectl commands for their agents → Duct-taped scripts connecting Cursor to remote environments → Self-hosted LLM proxies just to access internal infrastructure → Developers acting as middleware between AI tools and platforms The workflows exist because the need is real. Developers want AI agents that can build, deploy, and test in production-like environments. The gap is infrastructure friction. What if agents could consume development environments directly, without developers translating intent into CLI commands, managing state by hand, or babysitting every step? We wrote about the missing infrastructure layer and where this is heading 👇 https://lnkd.in/e6Hyhw43 #AgenticDevelopment #DeveloperExperience #CloudNative #EnterpriseAI #DevOps

Tomorrow I’ll be speaking at Tech-Tón Chile, an awesome community-led initiative bringing the tech ecosystem together to raise funds for Chilean firefighters 🚒❤️ I’ll be doing a live Q&A session: 🎤 Startups Without the Myths: a Q&A on Building Tech Companies in Silicon Valley We’ll talk honestly about: • What’s real vs. overhyped about Silicon Valley • Lessons learned, mistakes made, and hard tradeoffs • The parts of building startups that don’t usually show up in success stories 📍 3:00 PM Chile / 10:00 AM PT 📺 Live on Twitch 🔗 Full agenda and details: https://techton.cl If you’re into startups, tech, or just want to support a great cause, I’d love for you to join, or help spread the word 🙌

The team will be in Tel Aviv next month, and Ramiro Berrelleza is speaking at the TLVCommunity Winter Blitz at Aerospike. If you're building developer platforms, working on AI adoption, or just curious about what's next for cloud development, this is a great chance to connect! See you there: https://lnkd.in/dpPMr4QY

Our CEO Ramiro Berrelleza sat down with The AI Kubernetes Show to talk about the shift from single AI agents to agent fleets. The insight: waiting for one AI to respond is the new "waiting for code to compile." The answer is running agents in parallel, so you become the manager of a fleet instead of babysitting a single thread. But here's what makes fleets actually work. Each agent needs its own sandbox with full application context, not just code access. When agents can build, run, and test against a real environment, they produce code you can actually trust. Listen to the full conversation with William Chia from Buoyant. https://lnkd.in/ekKiWZGD Also make sure to check out the other episodes launched today with Dinesh Majrekar and Grant Miller #KubeCon #Kubernetes #AI #PlatformEngineering #KubernetesAIShow

Next week we're talking dev environments! We'll try a new format, office hours open forum, so bring your questions or just come learn about how others are solving for better developer experience with ephemeral environments. https://lnkd.in/gbCrGSAr

Yay! 1st Talk with Ramiro Berrelleza ✅ - Unbounded compute growth is unsustainable - Platform teams control the runtime of modern software - Platform teams control the runtime of AI modern software You can check the presentation of our talk here 👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/gBnYd4Hb

Just 3 days left until #KubeCon Atlanta! Grateful to co-speak with Ramiro Berrelleza & Colin J Lacy. I’ve learned a lot from both ✨ Monday, Nov 10 schedule: • 11:15 AM: Platform Engineering Is the Key Lever for Sustainable Cloud Infrastructure Location: Building B, Level 5, Thomas Murphy Ballroom 1 • 2:05 PM: Scaling Pain Points in the World of Observability Location: Building B, Level 2, B206 Looking forward to seeing everyone there and joining the conversations 💙