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Stop AI from Hallucinating Your Kubernetes YAML

· 8 min read

AI and Kubernetes Configuration

Building a Deterministic vCluster Validation MCP Server to Ground AI in Real Schemas

You ask an AI to generate a Kubernetes manifest, Helm chart values, or Ansible playbook. It responds instantly with clean, well-formatted YAML. You apply it. Nothing works.

This isn't a bug—it's AI hallucination. The AI knows YAML syntax but hallucinates config options that don't exist, mixes incompatible versions, or confidently suggests deprecated fields. It generates what looks right based on patterns, not what is right according to actual schemas.

How to Run Multiple GPU KAI Schedulers in Kubernetes Using vCluster

· 7 min read

Kubernetes Clusters

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In today's cloud-native landscape, GPU workloads are becoming increasingly critical. From training large language models to running inference APIs, organizations are investing heavily in GPU infrastructure. But with this investment comes a challenge: how do you safely test and deploy new GPU schedulers without risking your entire production environment?

Related talks: Watch my SREDay Paris Q4 2025 talk on this topic. Also presenting at Conf42 Kube Native 2025. Check the talks page for more details.

How to Learn Devops

· 7 min read

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How to learn and stay up to date with DevOps and Cloud Native technologies

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

Bejnamin Franklin

Know what is important to know

A famous Greek philosopher Aristotle (384 BC — 322 BC) has been called the last person to know everything there was to know in the science. Since than science grown exponentially, became divided and subdivided into specialized, narrow disciplines.