
Diagrid Makes Dapr Ops Dashboard Free for Every Kubernetes Team
Previously reserved for paying customers, features now provided for free include multi-cluster management, best practice advisor, and automatic Dapr rollouts.

Previously reserved for paying customers, features now provided for free include multi-cluster management, best practice advisor, and automatic Dapr rollouts.

New release lets developers add cryptographic trust and automatic failure recovery to AI agents built on any major framework, without rewriting application code.

Diagrid has announced the release of Dapr 1.18, introducing what it calls Verifiable Execution, a new set of capabilities designed to bring cryptographic trust, provenance, and tamper-evident execution records to distributed applications and AI agents.

Dapr 1.18 introduces cryptographic attestation and tamper-evident workflow history for AI agents. Yaron Schneider, Dapr maintainer, explains how SPIFFE and verifiable execution work.

Open source workflow project Dapr's 1.18 release introduces "verifiable execution" – cryptographic signing, history propagation, and attestation built directly into the workflow engine.

Latest release enables organizations to prove the authenticity, integrity, and lineage of workflow and AI agent execution. New capabilities digitally sign execution history, propagate trusted provenance across services, and generate attestations that allow auditors to verify exactly how work was performed.

Dapr 1.18 brings attestation, provenance, and tamper-evident history to workflows and AI agents, so teams can verify how execution happened, not just recover from failure.

Yaron shares how building on established open source standards can help developers manage LLM costs, optimize day-to-day operations, and streamline the architecture behind Agentic AI.

Google's reported Remy agent could reshape enterprise AI infrastructure, with experts warning of new workflow, runtime, and security challenges ahead.

Agentic orchestration is the discipline of coordinating autonomous AI systems within structured workflows that provide reliability, guardrails, and explainability.

CNCF launches Dapr Agents v1.0 at KubeCon EU, prioritizing crash recovery and durability over intelligence. Zeiss validates it in production.

Dapr Agents v1.0 reaches stable release, bringing production-grade resiliency and security to AI agent frameworks

Agentic AI Foundation Welcomes 97 New Members As Demand for Open, Collaborative Agent Standardization Increases. Industry leading organizations unite under neutral Foundation led by new governing board chair David Nalley to support the future of interoperable AI