The industry’s first open source agentic AI framework for Kubernetes provides a catalog of agents, enabling anyone to run, build, and share AI-driven cloud native solutionsCAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Solo.io, the leading cloud native application networking company, today announced the release of kagent, an open source framework that provides tools, AI agents, and resources to build and run agents to accelerate workflows in Kubernetes environments.
"By offering an open-source foundation for running AI-driven agents with accelerated integration into the cloud native ecosystem, Solo.io’s kagent helps cloud and platform teams unlock efficiencies and controls, accelerating the adoption of AI in modern application delivery.” "Kubernetes is already the go-to platform for predictive analytics, MLOps, and inferencing, and now it provides the modern architecture to deploy AI agents dynamically,” said Keith Babo, Chief Product Officer, Solo.io.
"Kagent will enable Kubernetes users to run agentic AI without the huge learning curve and operational challenges of building an agentic AI infrastructure stack from scratch.” Kagent consists of three layers required for implementing agentic architectures on cloud native infrastructure: Tools – Pre-defined functions that AI agents can use, such as a curated expert knowledge base, availability and performance metrics for services, application deployment and lifecycle controls, platform administration and debugging utilities, and application security guardrails.
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