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September, 2026
The HPE Developer Community
Monthly #113
The HPE Developer Community Newsletter September’s edition brings practical guidance to help you operationalize AI and modern infrastructure with more control and less manual effort. Learn how to add LiteLLM to strengthen agent workflows with cost management and guardrails for MCP-based tooling. Explore proven techniques to optimize Junos context files and improve alerting strategies, and see how HPE Private Cloud AI can automate Kubernetes pod restart troubleshooting with structured diagnostics delivered to Slack.

This issue also highlights performance and data-driven innovation, from tackling the 1 Trillion Row Challenge with Arkouda to enabling Kubernetes-ready unstructured data access with HPE Alletra Storage MP X10000. Join September events to go deeper, including “HPE and Open Source: Three More Pillars, and other Paths” and “From Provisioning to Observability with HPE CloudOps Software – Advanced”
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Add LiteLLM for guardrails and cost control
Following HPE Private Cloud AI: Build your first Agent’s blog , discover this new part providing a step-by-step guidance to enhance an existing Langflow agent flow in HPE PCAI with guardrails and cost management using LiteLLM.
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1 trillion row challenge using Arkouda
Why parallel and/or distributed computing is required at this scale; how Arkouda (Python client with a Chapel-based server) compares to distributed Python approaches such as Dask?

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Automating Kubernetes Pod restart troubleshooting in HPE Private Cloud AI
Check this out: An automated restart analysis pipeline that detects restarts, gathers diagnostics (node conditions, pod events, container state, contextual signals), and posts structured reports to Slack; integrates the open-source k8s-pod-restart-info-collector to improve observability and reduce platform/SRE overhead.
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Managing Junos devices with context-file and JMCP server part 3 - Context file optimization and alerting strategies
In Parts 1 and 2, context file fundamentals and token management were covered. In this part, advanced optimization techniques that can dramatically reduce context file size while maintaining functionality are explored. Best practices for alerting are also shared here.
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Unstructured storage for Kubernetes unleashed with HPE Alletra Storage MP X10000
Learn more about the HPE Alletra Storage MP X10000 file support in HPE CSI Driver for Kubernetes 3.2.0, alongside the existing HPE COSI Driver, to enable cloud-native and AI-native workflows combining object and file storage.
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HPE and Open Source: Three More Pillars, and other Paths
September 16, 2026 8am PT / 5pm CET
Join us for our next Munch and Learn webinar, as we delve into HPE’s strategic expansion into open source innovation. Discover how HPE is strengthening its commitment through impactful projects like Chapel, now part of the Linux Foundation, and the HPSF project (High Performance Software Foundation). See how SONiC, an open-source networking OS that has transformed infrastructure for leading hyperscalers like Google and Microsoft, is fueling innovation in AI/AI Fabric technologies. We’ll also highlight HPE’s recent role as a gold sponsor of PyTorch, supporting AI and machine learning breakthroughs.

This panel discussion showcases how HPE’s open source initiatives are building the foundational pillars for future technology leadership, collaboration, and innovation. Don’t miss this opportunity to see how HPE is shaping the open source landscape.
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From Provisioning to Observability with HPE CloudOps Software – Advanced
September 30, 2026 8am PT / 5pm CET
Join us for our next Munch and Learn webinar, as we delve into HPE’s strategic expansion into open source innovation. Discover how HPE is strengthening its commitment through impactful projects like Chapel, now part of the Linux Foundation, and the HPSF project (High Performance Software Foundation). See how SONiC, an open-source networking OS that has transformed infrastructure for leading hyperscalers like Google and Microsoft, is fueling innovation in AI/AI Fabric technologies.

We’ll also highlight HPE’s recent role as a gold sponsor of PyTorch, supporting AI and machine learning breakthroughs. This panel discussion showcases how HPE’s open source initiatives are building the foundational pillars for future technology leadership, collaboration, and innovation. Don’t miss this opportunity to see how HPE is shaping the open source landscape
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