Qasim Sarfraz

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Building things in Open Source

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Andy Randall@ahrkrak.bsky.social · 10mo ago

The work done by our eBPF Tools team is some of the most exciting not just at @microsoft.com, but in the industry. They're putting incredible capabilities in the hands of mere mortals (and AI agents). Something you'd like to be part of? They're hiring (US): jobs.careers.microsoft.com/global/en/jo...

A hacker of indeterminate gender (at least that's what I asked Copilot to produce -- looks a bit male presenting though, tbh) sits at a laptop with eBPF, Microsoft and Linux stickers. On the wall in the background is a neon sign, "we're hiring"

Did you know of the AKS-MCP Server? If you haven't heard, you can now with GitHub Copilot and can leverage the aks-mcp server to make tool calls to Azure and Kubernetes APIs, identify problems that exist, diagnose their causes, and recommend remediation steps. blog.aks.azure.com/2025/08/06/a...

Announcing the AKS-MCP Server: Unlock Intelligent Kubernetes Operations

Learn about AKS-MCP server, the latest open-source tooling to Unlock intelligent automation by standardizing and streamlining the way AI agents interact with your AKS cluster.

blog.aks.azure.com

Over at @infoworld.bsky.social I took a deep dive into Headlamp, Kubernetes SIG-UI's latest tooling. It gives you a visual view into your clusters, pods, and nodes, and is intended to make Kubernetes as easy to manage as Windows Server. It's not there yet, but is well on its way.

Headlamp: A multicluster management UI for Kubernetes

The new, extensible UI for managing Kubernetes deployments bridges the divide between developers and platform engineers.

infoworld.com