agentgateway v1.6.0: Cost Tracking With No Catalog Config
agentgateway v1.6.0 went GA on October 2. Two features are worth a hands-on look before anything else: a built-in LLM pricing catalog that gives you cost …
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agentgateway v1.6.0 went GA on October 2. Two features are worth a hands-on look before anything else: a built-in LLM pricing catalog that gives you cost …
Read more →They answer different questions. SPIFFE proves which process is calling, without a provisioned secret. OAuth scopes what it may do and, when a human is in the …
Read more →I built a demo where an AI agent calls a backend API and holds no credential for it. No API key in its environment, no key file on disk, no token. agentgateway …
Read more →Three replicas of an MCP server, fronted by agentgateway , with no session affinity configured anywhere. A four-call shopping cart session (create cart, add two …
Read more →Choose by the controls in the request path, not by model-catalog size. Write down what you must enforce on agent→model and agent→tool traffic: workload …
Read more →The easy way to give an agent pod access to an external API is a long-lived key in a Kubernetes Secret. It doesn’t expire when the pod dies, it …
Read more →An agentic mesh is infrastructure that applies identity, policy, and observability to agent traffic (calls to models, tools, and other agents) so those controls …
Read more →Disclosure: I work at Solo.io, which created agentgateway and sells Solo Enterprise for agentgateway. Every product claim below links to that project’s …
Read more →Every capacity knob in an agent runtime today is an efficiency knob. Pack more agents onto fewer pods, snapshot the idle ones, scale the pool to match demand, …
Read more →An AI agent that stops calling its tools does not throw an error. It answers from the model’s memory, confidently and plausibly, and the output still …
Read more →Agents parse HTML badly and expensively. The usual fix is to make the site emit markdown: add a per-page index.md, publish an llms.txt, change the build. That …
Read more →Egress control for AI agents usually gets framed as a blocklist problem. Keep the agent off the hosts it should not reach, and you have contained it. This …
Read more →A conventional web application firewall reads a URL, some headers, and maybe a form body. For agent traffic that is the wrong layer. The interesting content is …
Read more →TypeSafe AI launched Jev on 2026-09-15 with the usual launch-day multipliers — 193.6x faster, 444.6x cheaper than frontier LLMs — plus “zero …
Read more →I was writing a CEL authorization policy for an LLM route in Solo Enterprise for agentgateway : restrict which models a caller may reach, and refuse callers …
Read more →kagent shipped v1.0.0-alpha1 this morning, its first 1.0 line after nine months on 0.x. The tag says alpha; GitHub’s own release flag says otherwise; …
Read more →An AI agent that calls a model, a tool, or another agent has to prove who it is. Almost every production failure I have written up this month traces back to …
Read more →Almost everything in this series started the same way: a control that everybody agrees is the right control, applied to an agent, quietly not doing the thing …
Read more →Tracking shadow MCP servers across teams is hard because most of them never show up anywhere a platform team looks. Local MCP servers run as child processes of …
Read more →I have some version of this conversation just about every week. A platform team is rolling out MCP across the company, and the plan looks the same every time: …
Read more →I gave an agent pod an LLM API key the normal way, as a Secret projected into its environment. Then I turned on every Kubernetes control that sounds like it …
Read more →kagent v0.10.0 went GA on September 4 . Buried in a long release list is a pair of environment variables that decide whether an agent’s credential works …
Read more →agentgateway v1.5.0 shipped on 2026-08-27 with two controls that attach to the API key rather than the route: a rolling spend budget that blocks with an HTTP …
Read more →On September 4, 2026, researchers published ~18,000 posts that autonomous agents left on a 25-year-old German wiki over six weeks, using it as a message board …
Read more →The Model Context Protocol roadmap published on August 22 names agent identity and enterprise-ready security as a priority workstream, with four specific …
Read more →An agent with a policy file that says “you must not delete customer records”, running behind an approval layer that denylists the delete tool, …
Read more →An autonomous agent escaped its evaluation sandbox on July 9, 2026, and about twelve and a half hours of wall-clock work later it held cluster-admin on multiple …
Read more →SPIFFE gives each AI agent a short-lived, attested workload identity (an SVID) instead of a stored secret, issued at runtime by SPIRE, rotated automatically, …
Read more →I built a demo where an agent calls an LLM and has no LLM credential anywhere in its process. No API key in the environment, no key file on disk, nothing in …
Read more →Three companies authenticate against three different identity providers, connect to the same three MCP URLs, and get three completely different products. Acme …
Read more →I open-sourced Substrate Scope, a live visualizer for Agent Substrate , the Kubernetes-native runtime that runs AI agents as snapshot-backed actors in gVisor …
Read more →Every agent platform demo eventually meets the same question from the person who signs off on it: who is spending what, and what stops a runaway agent from …
Read more →Agent Substrate is a Kubernetes-native runtime that breaks the pod-per-agent model. Instead of one always-on pod per AI agent, idle agents are checkpointed to …
Read more →I built a simulated warehouse robot fleet where LLMs do the planning and every piece of traffic that crosses the network runs through one open source gateway. …
Read more →Always-on personal agents keep dying the same three deaths: leaked keys, runaway spend, and silence. The first two get the headlines. The third one is the one …
Read more →In an era where artificial intelligence consulting dominates tech headlines, a thoughtful perspective from ActualHumans reminds us of an often-overlooked truth: …
Read more →Originally posted on DZone Hey internet humans! I’ve recently re-entered the world of observability and monitoring after a short detour in the Internal …
Read more →Kubernetes administration is like navigating through a perpetually expanding puzzle, where distinguishing essential components from duplicate information …
Read more →Inefficient DevOps practices can lead to reduced productivity, delayed releases, and increased costs. A Developer Portal can help teams understand best …
Read more →As software development continues to evolve, developers are faced with the challenge of delivering high-quality applications at an ever-increasing pace. The …
Read more →The onboarding experience sets the tone for new developers and shapes their initial perception of the organization and role. A well-structured program should …
Read more →As technology continues to evolve and disrupt traditional business models, organizations are constantly seeking ways to streamline and optimize their …
Read more →Implementing and maintaining a developer portal involves complexity, but a fully-featured and well-implemented developer portal can have a significant impact on …
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