Traefik Labs Expands Partner Ecosystem for AI Governance
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America– Traefik Labs announced that Traefik Hub now runs on four platforms enterprises and service providers already use: SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA, Spectro Cloud PaletteAI, VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) from Broadcom and Service Provider Central on Nutanix Cloud Platform. On each one, the same gateway governs model, agent, API and application traffic where it runs: in a private AI factory, wherever inference runs, across a VCF estate of virtual machines and containers and in service provider clouds. Traefik Hub, certified for SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA, is available as a SUSE AI Factory partner blueprint. Traefik is the default gateway for PaletteAI Model as a Service, where Traefik Hub adds runtime governance for every model and agent call. Broadcom has published a validated reference architecture for deploying Traefik Hub on VCF. Service providers building on Nutanix use Traefik Hub to add Layer 7 services to their tenant catalog. They join more than 12 technology, cloud, and service provider partners in the Traefik Labs ecosystem.
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Enterprises are moving AI agents into production at the same time as they modernize the applications they already run. Both put pressure on the same layer: the gateway that decides who reaches which model, tool, API or application. A gateway added from outside the platform is one more system to approve, operate and patch. When the gateway is built to run on the platform, the platform team installs it the way it installs everything else, and the same controls follow the workload, whether it runs on a private GPU cluster, in the cloud, at the edge, in a virtual machine or in a tenant’s network.
“Customers rarely shop for a gateway on its own. They choose a platform to run their infrastructure and their AI and expect the controls to work on it,” said Sudeep Goswami, CEO of Traefik Labs. “On these four platforms, Traefik Hub solves four different problems: governing AI in a private AI factory, applying one policy wherever inference runs, putting a whole VCF estate behind one front door, and helping service providers sell more to their tenants. In each case, the gateway goes where the workload goes, with the same controls in every place.”
Govern AI Where It Runs
SUSE: Runtime Governance for SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA
Enterprises and NeoCloud providers running SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA can now put AI applications and agents into production with security and cost under control. Traefik Hub, certified for SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA, is available as a SUSE AI Factory partner blueprint. Its AI Gateway and MCP Gateway route every model call and agent tool call through one control point, which identifies the caller, enforces which models and tools each group may use, masks personal data and secrets in prompts and answers, stops unsafe requests before any tokens are spent and meters token budgets per user and team.
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Customers install the blueprint from the Partner Blueprints catalog in SUSE AI Factory, and Fleet rolls it out alongside the stock SUSE AI applications. Every policy is plain YAML in one Helm chart. Traefik Hub also integrates with NVIDIA NemoGuard NIM microservices for content safety, topic control and jailbreak detection. Traefik Labs is one of the launch ISVs in SUSE’s new ISV certification program.
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“Enterprises rely on SUSE AI Factory to scale generative AI and agent-driven workflows with full infrastructure control. Backed by our curated partner catalog, Traefik Hub’s certified blueprint provides our joint customers with the runtime visibility, routing and governance required to monitor model and tool calls and keep operating costs predictable,” said Rhys Oxenham, VP & General Manager, AI at SUSE.
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