Cambridge, Mass. — September 15, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Solo.io has announced kagent enterprise, a context-aware platform designed for AI and agentic applications on Kubernetes. The platform addresses security, observability, resiliency, and governance requirements that often hinder AI projects from transitioning from pilot to production.
Kagent enterprise extends Kubernetes with context-aware networking and runtime components, supporting agent-native protocols like MCP and A2A. This allows for the implementation of AgentOps for various tool servers or agent frameworks, such as Agent Development Kit and Langchain.
Idit Levine, CEO and Founder of Solo.io, stated that kagent enterprise transforms cloud native infrastructure into agentic infrastructure by filling gaps in the Kubernetes foundation.
Kagent enterprise provides context awareness at every layer of an agentic infrastructure stack, offering context-aware networking through agentgateway, an agent-native data plane optimized for AI connectivity. It also introduces a new runtime layer for agents and tools, extending Kubernetes to become context-aware. The platform brings context-aware connectivity and runtime together with a centralized management plane to provide AgentOps.
Paul Nicholson, Research VP, Cloud and Datacenter Networking at IDC, noted that Kubernetes alone was not designed to handle the scale, complexity, and security demands of AI workloads, emphasizing the need for a foundation for security, observability, and scalability in AI-enabled applications.
With kagent enterprise, platform teams can access the power of agentic AI while ensuring quality and security in production.
Jessie Adams-Shore, Speakeasy Strategies for Solo.io, SoloPR@speakeasystrategies.com
Source: Solo.io
