Kubernetes
Korea National Railway has implemented SUSE Rancher Prime and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server to modernize its core systems. The move shifts the organization from rigid server management to an agile infrastructure-as-code setup.
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The Linux Foundation announced that Kubernetes has completed a rewrite of its kpromo system, modernizing the image promotion supply chain. The update removes the legacy pipeline and enables provenance features by default for all images.
SUSE has introduced Virtual Clusters, a feature that enables fast, lightweight, and isolated multitenancy for Kubernetes without additional hardware. This capability is built into SUSE Rancher Prime, allowing users to spin up secure clusters quickly to maximize utility and reduce costs. The announcement coincides with KubeCon 2025.
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SUSE has introduced Liz, an AI-powered assistant designed to bridge the Kubernetes skills gap. This tech preview integrates with Rancher Prime to provide intelligent operations support. The tool aims to simplify Kubernetes management and boost innovation.