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Amazon's AI-generated code is causing outages with "high blast radii," SUSE is up for sale (again), and a GitHub Actions vulnerability took down Trivy and 47 other repos. Meanwhile, Kubernetes launches an AI Gateway Working Group, AWS finally gets nested virtualization, and MariaDB backs down on killing Galera after the community revolted. Oh, and someone made Minesweeper out of the Strait of Hormuz.

Your weekly roundup of what's happening across the DevOps, cloud native, and security landscape. It covers industry news (AI policy drama, government deals), security threats, and a curated mix of technical deep-dives and open source tooling worth your attention.

This week, we set aside the tech drama to wish everyone safety amid a world that feels heavier than usual. The links are still good — Anthropic vs. the Pentagon, Taiwan's chip gamble, and a Kubernetes migration you've been putting off.

Back from Maui and in this edition: memory cost surge impacts ISPs, MySQL open letter, eBPF-Powered Kubernetes, zero-CVE containers, AI disrupts cybersecurity stocks, and more.

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"KubeCon prep and leadership advice amidst Ingress NGINX's end and Amazon layoffs, and an update on my job hunt journey!"

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