Practical notes, blogs, walkthroughs, and human-written opinions from the messy middle of infrastructure, platforms, and AI. Written by a Lead AWS Solutions Architect with a platform engineering background.
· via Spacelift
Agents are a new class of platform user. Give each one an identity, an owner, spend caps and audit logs, then widen its autonomy in stages as it earns trust.
#ai-agents #platform-engineering #security
A map of AI SRE agents in 2026: where they fit in the incident workflow, the main tools by category, guardrails, platform readiness and what to measure.
#ai-agents #devops-tooling #platform-engineering
· via AWS
Elastic Beanstalk adds Cluster Mode on EKS Auto Mode: one managed platform for lift-and-shift .NET apps and for teams moving off Heroku-style PaaS.
#aws #containers #platform-engineering
· via Spacelift
Five layers of guardrails for AI-written infrastructure code: before generation, at review, at apply, after apply, and the policy that ties them together.
#ai-agents #iac #security #platform-engineering
How to build an agent control plane on AWS: lifecycle, identity, tool governance, policy, guardrails, sandboxed execution, and detection with AgentCore.
#ai-agents #aws #platform-engineering
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