Plural.sh

This is exactly what we're building @plural_sh. The core problem is that the on-the-ground reality is these tools are a zoo of duct tape, tribal knowledge, and elbow grease. We built a home-grown gitops engine to provide uniform execution which is now natively integrated with a full intelligence toolkit.

We're excited for #KubeCon next week! Swing by booth 684 to chat with our experts about AI-Native Kubernetes management. We'll see you there!

Join us Tuesday, 3/31 at 6pm for the March Kubernetes NYC meetup 👋 ✅ RSVP: luma.com/9j2zs9sv 🎙️Guest Speaker: Marosha Afridi, Senior Security Defensive Engineer at SAP 💡Topic: "Stop Chasing Packages: Fixing Vulnerabilities the Container Way" ​Session Abstract: Today, container scanning tools are package centric, but organizations operate in an image centric world. Security tools tell us which package is vulnerable and what version to upgrade, but engineering teams don’t patch packages in running systems rather they rebuild and redeploy images. The missing capability is visibility into which image already includes the fix, reducing friction, lowering MTTR, and aligning security with how containers actually work. ​We will have food and drinks during this event. Please arrive no later than 6:30pm so we can get started promptly. Hope to see you there!

For what it's worth, this is exactly what we're building against at plural.sh. The solve here is to remove terraform from a local dev loop and incorporate a full GitOps pr-based process around it, and Plural provides all the same AI sugar you love from Claude Code on top of that, ensuring you can move as fast as you want, but safely.

The obvious solution here is the ai should not be directly modifying a cloud account, but instead generating pull requests against a GitOps-style codebase to ultimately perform the change, a flow we're specializing in at Plural

February #Kubernetes #NYC meetup ✅ Key takeaways 👇 Avinash Sabat led an engaging presentation on Platform Engineering for Kubernetes, in front of a global audience (can we say that if there were international attendees??) We learned about: ⚙️ Programmable Control Plane: Kubernetes provides an extensible, API-driven core for orchestrating infrastructure and applications. 🛡️ Multi-Cluster Resilience: Distributing workloads across clusters enhances isolation, reduces blast radius, and enforces consistent governance. 🚦 Structured Abstractions: Platform Engineering builds high-level, opinionated layers on Kubernetes, simplifying developer workflows. 🧠 Reduced Cognitive Load: Platform abstractions empower developers by minimizing operational complexity while maintaining necessary flexibility. 🌐 GitOps at Scale: GitOps ensures declarative, automated, and auditable management of configurations and deployments across environments. Our deep gratitude to Resident Company Club for generously hosting us in your beautiful space 🙏 Know someone who'd be a good speaker or you've got a topic in mind? Send them our way~ The next NYC meetup will be at the end of March - let us know if you want an invite 👋

Join us Tuesday, 2/17 for the February #Kubernetes #NYC meetup 👋 ​ ✅ RSVP at: luma.com/r29heij9 Our guest speaker is Avinash Sabat, Cloud DevOps & Platform Engineer at Synechron and IEEE Senior Member! He will be doing a deep dive on platform engineering for Kubernetes at scale. 💡 ​Running Kubernetes at scale often exposes teams to more complexity than necessary, from manifests and namespaces to pipelines and policies. Avinash's talk will cover how platform engineering introduces higher-level abstractions on top of Kubernetes, enabling standardized, self-service workflows that balance governance, security, and team autonomy without slowing delivery. See you soon!

We are kicking off the year with the first #Kubernetes NYC meetup on Tuesday, 1/27! Michael Levan (@TheNJDevOpsGuy) is returning as a speaker to talk about #LLM and #MCP security with #agentgateway 💡 Space is limited, save your seat at luma.com/c2sv5uef 🗓️ Schedule: 6:00pm - door opens 6:30pm - intros (please arrive by this time) 6:40pm - speaker programming 7:20pm - networking 8:00pm - event ends See you there!

That's a wrap on 2025 meetups! We closed out the year with a presentation AND demo from Mofi Rahman on the latest #Kubernetes functionalities 👏 Mofi walked us through agent sandbox, DRA NET, AI conformance, pod snapshot, and in-place pod resize. He ran an in-depth demo on in-place pod resize and left us with 2 key takeaways: ⏫ In Place Pod Resize makes vertical pod autoscaling better and usable for everyone 💡 In the second decade of Kubernetes, more people are getting in to the ecosystem with use cases that would have been considered non traditional We also had a quick KubeCon debrief at the end of the evening - thanks folks for sharing your learnings! Thank you to everyone who joined us at a Kubernetes meetup this year. We really enjoyed hosting you and hearing about what you've been up to. As we look forward to 2026 events, please let us know what topics would be interesting and/or cool speakers in your orbit that may want to share their expertise 🙏 Cheers to you and have a wonderful holiday season!

Thrilled to share our next #Kubernetes #NYC meetup (and last one of the year!) taking place on Thursday, 12/11. If you haven't been to one yet, come join 👋 Next week, we will hear from Mofi Rahman, Senior Developer Relations Engineer at Google. Mofi was also on the Kubernetes 1.29 and 1.28 Release Team. Bring your questions :) Schedule: 6:00pm - door opens 6:30pm - intros (please arrive by this time!) 6:40pm - speaker programming 7:20pm - networking 8:00pm - event ends ✅ RSVP at: luma.com/5qquc5ra See you soon!

We're at #KubeCon! Come to booth 1041 to see how Plural is bringing AI to DevOps! We'd love to chat.

Excited for #KubeCon to kick off this week! Swing by our booth 1041 to connect. We'll be raffling off some really cool prizes (including sports memorabilia). You won't want to miss it!

We were shown an in-depth look at #Kubeflow & #Backstage at the #Kubernetes NYC meetup! Takeaways from Valentina Rodriguez Sosa's talk 👇 🔄 Kubeflow simplifies and automates the #ML lifecycle on a single, unified platform built on Kubernetes. ⏫ Kubeflow tools makes #GenAI and #LLMOps simple, portable, and scalable. Its component-based design allows teams to build reusable, container-based ML pipelines for tasks ranging from data processing to model deployment. 🔍 Backstage is an open source framework for building developer portals. It allows teams to easily discover existing models, scaffold new GenAI services, and manage ML-powered applications from a single pane of glass. 📄 Software templates enable teams to access the tools and components they need while following best practices and removing blockers. If you are headed to #KubeCon Atlanta in a week, let us know as we'd love to say hi 👋

📣 Happening this Wednesday: Valentina Rodriguez Sosa will be speaking on "Scaling #AI Experience Securely with #Backstage and #Kubeflow" at the October #Kubernetes #NYC meetup! Space is limited. If you haven't, please RSVP ASAP at luma.com/5so706ki Quick preview of her session: as AI and GenAI adoption explodes, platform teams face a critical challenge: how do you empower hundreds of developers to build AI applications without creating a chaotic, insecure, and unmanageable ecosystem? Simply providing a Kubernetes cluster isn't enough. We need to scale the developer experience itself. This session delivers a blueprint for a secure, self-service Internal Developer Platform (IDP) for AI built on Kubernetes. Looking forward to seeing everyone soon!

Join us on Wednesday, 10/29, for the October #Kubernetes #NYC meetup 👋 ​Guest speaker is Valentina Rodriguez Sosa, Principal Architect at Red Hat! Bring your questions :) 🗓️ ​Schedule: 6:00pm - door opens 6:30pm - intros (please arrive by this time) 6:40pm - speaker programming 7:20pm - networking 8:00pm - event ends ➡️ ​RSVP at: luma.com/5so706ki See you soon! #k8s #nyctech #events #meetup

A brief glimpse into what you can do with the latest version of Plural: youtube.com/watch?v=M-enhV…

We've been working hard and are now doing a public release of our latest iteration of Plural. Short story, we believe GitOps + AI = the Cursor experience for DevOps, but there's obviously way more to it including constant vector indexing of your infra and more. Feel free to check us out, you can learn more here: plural.sh/blog/the-curso…

We were treated to a phenomenal talk by Colin Lacy at the #Kubernetes meetup last week. Content so good folks were taking notes 📝 Key takeaways from the session on Ingress by Policy: Combining Envoy Gateway + OPA for Secure, Flexible Routing! ⛩️ Gateway API makes huge improvements over Ingress Controller and has plenty of implementation options. 🚦 Envoy Gateway is a mature implementation, is widely supported, and can handle just about any use case for north-south traffic management. 📥 OPA is an extremely powerful policy-as-code engine that works seamlessly with Envoy Gateway's ExtAuth plugin out of the box. 👋 Both projects are open source and would love to welcome new contributors. HUGE thank you to the @SignalFire team for generously hosting us 🙏 If we want to join our next #k8s #meetup in October - stay tuned 👀