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AI Agents and MCP in LLMs – Knowledge Check Quiz

January 12, 2026 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

AI Agents and MCP

This quiz is designed to help you test and reinforce your understanding of AI agents, Large Language Models (LLMs), and the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—key building blocks of modern AI systems. As AI applications evolve beyond single-model interactions, AI agents play a crucial role in perception, reasoning, and action, while MCP provides a standardized communication […]

Filed Under: AI Agents, AI(artificial intelligence), MCP Servers Tagged With: AI, AI Agents, artificial intelligence (AI), MCP Client, MCP Servers

Demystifying – AI Agents and MCP in LLMs – Part3

January 11, 2026 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

Demystifying – AI Agents and MCP in LLMs

Dive into the exciting world of AI agents and their communication infrastructure. By the end of this blog post series, you’ll be able to demystify AI agents, understand the roles of MCP servers and clients in LLM ecosystems, and learn how they enable seamless interaction between different AI components. This blog post series covers the […]

Filed Under: AI Agents, AI Frameworks, AI(artificial intelligence), MCP Servers

Demystifying – AI Agents and MCP in LLMs – Part2

January 11, 2026 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

AI integration with MCP

Dive into the exciting world of AI agents and their communication infrastructure. By the end of this blog post series, you’ll be able to demystify AI agents, understand the roles of MCP servers and clients in LLM ecosystems, and learn how they enable seamless interaction between different AI components. This blog post series covers the […]

Filed Under: AI(artificial intelligence) Tagged With: AI, AI Agents, artificial intelligence (AI), LLMs, MCP Client, MCP Servers

Demystifying – AI Agents and MCP in LLMs – Part1

January 11, 2026 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

Type of AI agent should be used

Dive into the exciting world of AI agents and their communication infrastructure. By the end of this blog post series, you’ll be able to demystify AI agents, understand the roles of MCP servers and clients in LLM ecosystems, and learn how they enable seamless interaction between different AI components. This blog post series covers the […]

Filed Under: AI(artificial intelligence) Tagged With: AI, AI Agents, MCP Client, MCP Servers

Prometheus in Kubernetes: Building Production-Grade Monitoring Systems

June 8, 2025 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

promethus-Production-grade-Monitoring-UnixArena

Prometheus has become the de facto standard for monitoring Kubernetes environments, with over 90% of Cloud Native Computing Foundation members adopting it for their observability needs. Detecting and resolving issues before they impact users requires robust monitoring systems that can handle the dynamic nature of containerized applications. Kubernetes environments present unique monitoring challenges due to […]

Filed Under: Altaro VMBackup, DevOps Tools, kubernetes, Monitoring Tagged With: ElasticSearch, Free monitoring, Grafana, K8s

Kubernetes Security Best Practices: Battle-Tested Pod Protection Methods

April 27, 2025 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

pod security kubernetes

Recent studies paint a concerning picture of Kubernetes security. A 2023 report in InfoSecurity Magazine reveals that security breaches affect 59% of organizations using Kubernetes. IBM’s research shows the average cost of data breaches hit $4.88 million in 2022, making Kubernetes security practices more significant than ever. Kubernetes now powers critical business applications and handles […]

Filed Under: kubernetes Tagged With: Docker, kubernetes, Pods

OOMKilled in Kubernetes: The Hidden Memory Leaks You’re Missing

April 4, 2025 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

OOMkilled kubernetes

Your Kubernetes pods might suddenly die, and you might find they were OOMKilled. These frustrating terminations can happen even with plenty of free memory on your nodes. The Linux kernel’s unique memory management behavior causes this problem. A Kubernetes exit code 137 signals that the OOM Killer has terminated a process. Several factors trigger this […]

Filed Under: DevOps, kubernetes Tagged With: K8s, kubernetes

How to Build Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipelines: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

March 25, 2025 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Azure Devops Pipeline

The DevOps market is projected to reach $5.9 billion by 2023. This growth makes sense since more than 85% of organizations will adopt cloud-first principles by 2025. Many development teams still face challenges with manual deployments and time-consuming release processes. Building an azure devops ci cd pipeline has become a vital part of modern software […]

Filed Under: DevOps Tagged With: Azure, Cloud, DevOps

The Hidden Power of Azure DevOps API: What Most Developers Miss

March 22, 2025 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

While most developers use Azure DevOps API for basic operations, they barely scratch the surface of its true capabilities. Many teams stick to simple API calls for work item updates or build triggers, missing out on powerful automation opportunities that could save hours of manual work. In fact, the Azure DevOps REST API offers extensive […]

Filed Under: Azure, DevOps Tagged With: Azure DevOps

Hidden Kubernetes Autoscaling Patterns That Cut Cloud Costs by 40%

March 17, 2025 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Kubernetes Autoscaling Patterns

Cloud costs are skyrocketing, with enterprises overspending an average of 40% on their Kubernetes infrastructure. While basic Kubernetes autoscaling helps manage resources, it often leaves significant cost-saving opportunities untapped. Traditional horizontal pod autoscaling approaches barely scratch the surface of what’s possible with modern Kubernetes deployments. Advanced autoscaling patterns, combining predictive scaling, multi-dimensional architectures, and intelligent […]

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