How the Retirement of Ingress NGINX Signals a Shift to AI-Native Gateways
Techstrong TV Interviews
•
21m
Lin Sun, head of open source at Solo.io and a member of the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee, explains why the retirement of the Ingress NGINX controller marks more than the end of a widely deployed project. As cloud-native architectures evolve, IT teams are being pushed toward next-generation gateways purpose-built to support AI agents, real-time inference workloads and increasingly dynamic application traffic patterns.
Up Next in Techstrong TV Interviews
-
Solving the AI Confidence Gap: Kobi T...
The hype surrounding AI agents is at a fever pitch, but a massive gap remains between experimentation and production. While nearly 80% of organizations are building agents, only a fraction have the confidence to deploy them. Joining Techstrong TV is Kobi Tzruya, co-founder and CEO of OmniGuard AI...
-
Prompt Engineering Is Creating a New ...
Mayank Kumar, founding AI engineer at DeepTempo, explains how the rise of prompt engineering is introducing a new class of security risks in enterprise IT environments. As organizations operationalize generative AI, poorly governed prompts, model manipulation and indirect injection attacks are ex...
-
Taming Network Complexity: Nikhil Han...
Modern network complexity has officially surpassed human capacity, and "slapping AI" on top of raw data isn't a viable solution for critical infrastructure. Joining Techstrong TV is Nikhil Handigol, Co-Founder and Chief AI Officer of Forward Networks, to discuss the decade-long journey from Softw...
