Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Brendan Burns - co-founder of Kubernetes and Corporate VP for Azure Cloud Native and Management Platform at Microsoft - joined us for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolution of cloud-native systems, open source, and the future of AI infrastructure.
In this video he reflects on a time when he asked for a compiler for Christmas and how abstraction has made building software more accessible over time.
From his early days in open source to the creation of Kubernetes, Brendan shares the lessons learned from building one of the most influential distributed systems of our time. We also explore how AI workloads are reshaping infrastructure, what new capabilities are emerging inside Kubernetes, and how enterprises are navigating the shift from cloud-native to AI-native computing.
Brendan Burns - co-founder of Kubernetes and Corporate VP for Azure Cloud Native and Management Platform at Microsoft - joined us for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolution of cloud-native systems, open source, and the future of AI infrastructure.
In this video he reflects on a time when he asked for a compiler for Christmas and how abstraction has made building software more accessible over time.
From his early days in open source to the creation of Kubernetes, Brendan shares the lessons learned from building one of the most influential distributed systems of our time. We also explore how AI workloads are reshaping infrastructure, what new capabilities are emerging inside Kubernetes, and how enterprises are navigating the shift from cloud-native to AI-native computing.
