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Docker Swarm or Kubernetes - Which Causes Less Pain?

Fabian Peter • • 5 min

Docker Swarm or Kubernetes - Which Causes Less Pain?

In many discussions with IT leaders, sysadmins, and architecture decision-makers, a recurring pattern emerges: The question of "Swarm or Kubernetes" is not only a technological one but also strategic. Which platform offers less operational pain, more scaling potential, and long-term stability? After years of operational experience, ayedo has a clear preference – [Kubernetes](/kubernetes/). However, this doesn't mean Swarm lacks validity. On the contrary, one shouldn't believe that choosing Swarm today as a long-term solution will bypass the Kubernetes learning curve. Eventually, you'll find yourself with Kubernetes, facing the typical "and suddenly" problems that Swarm brings, especially in larger environments.

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Digital Independence: ICC Transitions to OpenDesk

Katrin Peter • • 3 min

Digital Independence: ICC Transitions to OpenDesk

The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague is taking a significant step in response to recent political tensions with the USA: it is ending its collaboration with American technology providers like Microsoft and will now rely on the open-source platform **OpenDesk** developed by the German government. This move marks a turning point in how international institutions handle digital dependency and underscores the strategic importance of technological sovereignty.

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Between Ambition and Reality: Is the Launch of the AI Act Delayed?

Katrin Peter • • 3 min

Between Ambition and Reality: Is the Launch of the AI Act Delayed?

The European AI Act, the first comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence worldwide, was originally set to come into full effect by August 2026. However, there are increasing indications that this timeline might be postponed. Industry associations and large tech companies are calling for an extension, while civil society organizations warn of a setback in European digital policy.

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Open Source in Administration: The Government Site Builder 11 Sets Standards

Katrin Peter • • 3 min

Open Source in Administration: The Government Site Builder 11 Sets Standards

With the award ceremony at the **Smart Country Convention (SCCON)** on October 2, 2025, the open-source movement in public administration celebrated a visible success. At the first nationwide **Open Source Competition for Authorities and Public Institutions**, organized by the **Open Source Business Alliance (OSBA)** and partners like **govdigital**, **SUSE**, **Capgemini**, and **ZenDiS**, projects were honored that demonstrate: Open Source is no longer an experiment – it is a viable administrative infrastructure.

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Of AI Browsers, Cybersecurity, and Compliance

David Hussain • • 3 min

Of AI Browsers, Cybersecurity, and Compliance

The introduction of AI browsers like OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity Comet marks the beginning of a new era in human-computer interaction. These tools promise to redefine not just browsing, but the entire online task execution by understanding the web and performing autonomous actions. However, these groundbreaking capabilities pose fundamental challenges to our existing security architectures. For those of us in the IT industry, these new "agents in the browser" are not mere features but critical, novel attack vectors.

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