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-slug: 8s-maxxing-with-ai-native-platform-engineering-stack-with-openchoreo
+slug: k8s-maxxing-with-ai-native-platform-engineering-stack-with-openchoreo
 title: '[Video Podcast] K8s Maxxing with AI-Native Platform Engineering Stack with OpenChoreo'
 authors: [lakmal, sameera]
 description: 'OpenChoreo brings AI agents and a unified abstraction layer to Kubernetes, enabling developers and SREs to build, deploy, and operate workloads through MCP-powered tools with built-in guardrails.'
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 ## Transcript
 
-### Introduction [0:00](https://youtu.be/AqGWjxEfj2g?si=GanjxutfG5WD_yw0&t=38)
+### Introduction [0:00](https://youtu.be/AqGWjxEfj2g?si=qmBzh29rFU9xIOB9)
 
-**Bret Fisher:** Welcome to DevOps and Docker Talk. Technically the full name is CloudNative. On here, we talk about all cloud-native things, and another Kubernetes project has begun and showed up as a CNCF sandbox project this year, and that is OpenChoreo. This project is all about adding AI agents and essentially a new abstraction on Kubernetes itself, that interfaces between what we're all now using as our primary interface to everything software, which is agent harnesses, and what the Kubernetes API and other APIs provide that are typically on Kubernetes, like your monitoring, your observability, or whatever else you might need. This project is adding a new abstraction layer. I'm calling it an abstraction layer because it provides API, MCP, CLI, and web UI to front-end everything else you typically deal with, whether that's your GitOps tools like Argo, your orchestration, your storage, your observability, Kubernetes itself, your authentication, all that stuff.
+**Bret Fisher:** Welcome to DevOps and Docker Talk. On here, we talk about all cloud-native things, and another Kubernetes project has begun and showed up as a CNCF sandbox project this year, and that is OpenChoreo. This project is all about adding AI agents and essentially a new abstraction on Kubernetes itself, that interfaces between what we're all now using as our primary interface to everything software, which is agent harnesses, and what the Kubernetes API and other APIs provide that are typically on Kubernetes, like your monitoring, your observability, or whatever else you might need. This project is adding a new abstraction layer. I'm calling it an abstraction layer because it provides API, MCP, CLI, and web UI to front-end everything else you typically deal with, whether that's your GitOps tools like Argo, your orchestration, your storage, your observability, Kubernetes itself, your authentication, all that stuff.
 
 **Bret Fisher:** We are now in a world where we're all playing around with agent SDKs and trying to figure out what we can automate in our infrastructure safely with reliable LLM prompts. These are all things we're probably thinking about. If you're not doing it, you're thinking about it, or you're waiting for someone to tell you how to get it done. OpenChoreo is a new project that came out of WSO2, and they were running it on their own SaaS infrastructure and realized it might be useful to others, which was also how the Docker project got started, by a cloud company realizing that their infrastructure tooling was maybe the most useful part of their product, and released it for free. So OpenChoreo came out of a business hosting a legitimate tool for Kubernetes users and felt like it needed to be open source. Now they're going to be running that on their own platform for customers eventually, but for now they're just focused on getting it open source. Now that it's officially a CNCF sandbox project, that means they've met the minimum level of maturity to explore whether this could succeed in the marketplace, whether those of us building or running open source tools on top of Kubernetes would be interested in an agent platform on top of Kubernetes.