Consider a bank using an AI agent to investigate potentially fraudulent transactions. A transaction is processed and the bank’s fraud detection system identifies suspicious activity. That event is published to Kafka: fraud.suspected The bank’s Fraud
Alex Drag
If you've run Kong at scale, you know the moment: a spike in 5xxs from one specific data plane node, a customer opening a ticket about intermittent failures, or a partner integration that fails calls no one else does. Debug-level logs would tell you FIPS 140-3 is the U.S. and Canadian government standard for validating cryptographic modules - the code that does encryption, key generation, and digital signatures. It's issued by NIST and CCCS and enforced through CMVP, the Cryptographic Module Va
Standing up a production agent means taking it through six stages: React : the agent must be able to react to events as they occur internal or external to the business Discover : Once running, can the agent find what it needs? This means MCP Servers
Alex Drag
Managing gateway configurations at scale is harder than it looks. When a plugin needs to apply to most routes, but not all, teams could either duplicate configuration across routes and violate DRY (“Don’t Repeat Yourself”) principles, or write custo
It’s been almost a year since we released our Konnect Terraform provider . In that time we’ve seen over 300,000 installs, have 1.7 times as many resources available, and have expanded the provider to include data sources to enable federated managem
Michael Heap
Consider a bank using an AI agent to investigate potentially fraudulent transactions. A transaction is processed and the bank’s fraud detection system identifies suspicious activity. That event is published to Kafka: fraud.suspected The bank’s Fraud
Alex Drag
If you've run Kong at scale, you know the moment: a spike in 5xxs from one specific data plane node, a customer opening a ticket about intermittent failures, or a partner integration that fails calls no one else does. Debug-level logs would tell you FIPS 140-3 is the U.S. and Canadian government standard for validating cryptographic modules - the code that does encryption, key generation, and digital signatures. It's issued by NIST and CCCS and enforced through CMVP, the Cryptographic Module Va
Standing up a production agent means taking it through six stages: React : the agent must be able to react to events as they occur internal or external to the business Discover : Once running, can the agent find what it needs? This means MCP Servers
Alex Drag
Managing gateway configurations at scale is harder than it looks. When a plugin needs to apply to most routes, but not all, teams could either duplicate configuration across routes and violate DRY (“Don’t Repeat Yourself”) principles, or write custo
It’s been almost a year since we released our Konnect Terraform provider . In that time we’ve seen over 300,000 installs, have 1.7 times as many resources available, and have expanded the provider to include data sources to enable federated managem
Michael Heap
Consider a bank using an AI agent to investigate potentially fraudulent transactions. A transaction is processed and the bank’s fraud detection system identifies suspicious activity. That event is published to Kafka: fraud.suspected The bank’s Fraud
Alex Drag
If you've run Kong at scale, you know the moment: a spike in 5xxs from one specific data plane node, a customer opening a ticket about intermittent failures, or a partner integration that fails calls no one else does. Debug-level logs would tell you FIPS 140-3 is the U.S. and Canadian government standard for validating cryptographic modules - the code that does encryption, key generation, and digital signatures. It's issued by NIST and CCCS and enforced through CMVP, the Cryptographic Module Va
Standing up a production agent means taking it through six stages: React : the agent must be able to react to events as they occur internal or external to the business Discover : Once running, can the agent find what it needs? This means MCP Servers
Alex Drag
Managing gateway configurations at scale is harder than it looks. When a plugin needs to apply to most routes, but not all, teams could either duplicate configuration across routes and violate DRY (“Don’t Repeat Yourself”) principles, or write custo
It’s been almost a year since we released our Konnect Terraform provider . In that time we’ve seen over 300,000 installs, have 1.7 times as many resources available, and have expanded the provider to include data sources to enable federated managem
Michael Heap
Ready to see Kong in action? #
Get a personalized walkthrough of Kong's platform tailored to your architecture, use cases, and scale requirements.