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Tutorials, updates, and guides for building Kubernetes workflows.

May 19, 2026agentskubernetesaiself-hostedmcp

Tiny Systems is now an agent runtime

Same engine underneath, sharper pitch on top. Why we stopped calling it a workflow platform and started calling it what people actually build with it.

April 8, 2026mcpkubernetesaiautomation

Building K8s workflows from a prompt

We added an MCP server to Tiny Systems so Claude and GPT can build and deploy Kubernetes workflows from natural language. Here's what that looks like.

April 2, 2026kubernetesdockerautomationwebhook

We replaced our registry mirror scanner with a K8s admission webhook

No more patching deployments after the fact. We intercept at the API level, rewrite images before pods exist, and let zot handle the rest.

March 30, 2026kubernetesdockerautomation

We built a self-healing registry mirror (because Docker Hub rate limits are no fun)

How we set up a local zot registry mirror on GKE and automated image mirroring with Tiny Systems — no more ImagePullBackOff.

March 11, 2026architecturekubernetescomparison

Workflow engines compared: where Tiny Systems fits

An honest look at Node-RED, n8n, Temporal, Argo Workflows, Airflow, and others — what they do well, where they fall short, and why we built something different.

March 10, 2026announcementkubernetes

Introducing Tiny Systems

Build data pipelines, API servers, and automations by connecting components visually. No YAML, no custom controllers — flows that run as Kubernetes operators.