Kubernetes at the edge has hit a wall. Fleet management is the way through.

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Not too long ago, edge computing was seen as a niche use case, limited to telcos, manufacturing plants, and large retail stores. This is no longer true. With the rapid adoption of AI across every industry, edge has become mainstream and continues to grow at pace. According to the CNCF’s 2025 Annual Survey, 66% of organizations are now running generative AI workloads on Kubernetes. For most organizations, regardless of industry or scale, that makes edge worth a deliberate strategy now, rather than something addressed piecemeal as it comes up.

What do we mean by “edge” in this context? CNCF’s IoT Edge Working Group defines it as a computing environment shaped by constraints that don’t apply in the data center: compute, connectivity, storage, and power are all limited. Edge, then, is less a location than an operating condition. It is an infrastructure that has to keep running reliably without the assumptions of constant power, connectivity, and elastically available compute that the rest of cloud native takes for granted.

“Edge is less a location than an operating condition.”

Kubernetes, along with the cloud native ecosystem, provides the ideal platform to run compute for anything from a tiny microservice to an enterprise GenAI application. The lightweight, containerized model provides the portability and orchestration required by the edge. It includes the cloud-native primitives needed to orchestrate GPU nodes, host large language models (LLMs), and run scalable Generative AI pipelines. By bringing a complete suite of integrated building blocks from networking and …

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