”Prioritize sovereignty where it matters most. Not every workload requires sovereign infrastructure — and overengineering can be costly and inefficient. Focus on areas where sovereignty is critical: AI workloads, sensitive data, and operations in regulated industries. Use edge computing to process data locally and reduce compliance risks. Localized cloud options, including sovereign clouds and regional vendors, can help meet legal requirements without compromising agility. A surgical approach to sovereignty ensures strategic alignment and cost-effectiveness.”
For those who prefer Kubernetes instead of a PaaS, there are good options that your organization likely already has.
As the kids say: 👀 ”This repository provides Authorization support for Spring AI integrations with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It covers both MCP Clients, MCP Servers, and Spring Authorization Server.”
🔗 spring-ai-community/mcp-security: Spring Security Configuration for MCP
‘JFrog Fly is the company’s agentic developer platform and an MCP server that works with multiple IDEs, including VS Code and Cursor. Integrated with GitHub and observability, Fly provides a chat interface that allows users to query, promote, and roll back existing releases based on specifics of the code (e.g., “Which features were added to this release?” or “Deploy the release that added styling to the user field”). Fly includes an audacious reimagining of the software development process, making versioning automatic and version names obsolete. This makes for a slick demo but may introduce confusion for JFrog clients who don’t want to give up their semantic versions or who need to support back-level software.’
🔗 JFrog SwampUp 2025: The Agentic Development Era Emerges From The Swamp
Move fast and leak things.
Generate and execute code in Claude’s web app, also pull from GitHub and package managers. What else can you have it do and install in the containers(?) it’s running?
🔗 Claude Sonnet 4.5 is probably the “best coding model in the world” (at least for now)
Ben Thompson recently noted that these prices are spiking, and the AI companies are about to get blamed for it.
Others doing D&D with AI. Looks more structured than what I piddle around with.
🔗 The D&D Blueprint: How Role-Playing Engines Can Guide Next-Gen AI
The poor semicolon.
🔗 AI loves an em dash — writers in the US, on the other hand, aren’t so keen