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Pluggable by design: An agent mesh for software modernization that adopts the next model release

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By Daniel Domkowski, Tola Awofolu, Ben Browning
| Red Hat
In our previous post, we walked through the agent mesh for software modernization architecture we built on Red Hat AI for modernizing legacy systems at the scale that mission environments actually require. The post covered the harness pattern, the workflows the harness orchestrates, and the KPI framework for measuring success. It also explained why we run coding agents on Devstral and non-coding agents on Ministral, inside a platform that operates in disconnected environments.
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Empire of the Sun at Alexandra Palace

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By Ben Browning
| The Upcoming Verified
Empire of the Sun at Alexandra Palace | Live review Empire of the Sun’s live show looks like Guillermo del Toro directed a space opera. This Alexandra Palace debut had to be bolted onto an existing three-show run following massive demand. It certainly shows: despite red heat warnings and transport delays, a pilgrimage of loyal Empyreans braved the hill climb to the venue. The Ask That God tour celebrates the eponymous 2024 album.
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Rally Festival 2025: Floating Points, Porridge Radio, Speaker’s Corner Quartet and more | Live review

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By Ben Browning
| The Upcoming Verified
Rally Festival’s third iteration continues its mission to showcase the UK’s grassroots sector. With each year featuring a specific theme, 2025’s is “a common purpose”. Now broadening their scope across multiple art forms, Rally sees collaboration between various independent promoters, arts organisations and a limited number of corporate partners. In fact, there’s a visible effort to keep such sponsorship to a minimum.
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