ATLANTA — ’ Talos Linux was created to offer an alternative to the high cost and complexity of managing disparate

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For years, API management sat comfortably in the “connectivity” bucket of enterprise architecture. Teams focused on building, exposing and securing APIs

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As AI systems move from experimentation to production, developers are starting to discover a new problem: The tools that large

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This is the first in a two-part series. If you’ve spent any time diagnosing outages or performance issues, you know

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When people hear “software migration” or “migrating away from proprietary agents” they picture months of copying dashboards, rewriting alerts, redeploying

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is hiring top-level engineers to help to get rid of C and C++ in its largest codebases and replace that

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Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke once told James Governor, “You can’t do AI-based development without progressive delivery.” It’s a striking

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AI native startups definitely serve the non-human crowd. An AI agent can’t really have a human identity, according to Jake

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For years, web components have been the quiet genius in the corner of the web development world — technically brilliant,

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It’s been 10 years since Infrastructure as Code (IaC) became the backbone of cloud provisioning. Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi and Ansible

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This is an excerpt from Chapter 3 of “AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI

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When Amazon Web Services went down in October, the ripple effects were immediate. Major retailers, platforms and SaaS applications across

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Most of us in the cloud native ecosystem live in YAML. We live in APIs, orchestration, controllers and container tooling.

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With both data center electricity and hardware prices skyrocketing, most organizations will soon be looking to squeeze more efficiencies from

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In 2014, asking companies why they’d want to release software more than once a quarter was a legitimate question. Gartner

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It’s prediction season. Nowadays that means reading a lot of fanfic about how AI will replace your entire org chart

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In conversations with founders, product leaders and CTOs, I still hear a lot of skepticism around AI. Trust, complexity and

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Tiger Data, formerly known as Timescale, recently open sourced a preview version of pg_textsearch, ranked text search using the Best

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In enterprises, applications execute business processes and often create data as a side effect. Traditional business reporting uses this data

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When I went to the first AI Engineer Summit in October 2023, AI agents were a joke. At that point,

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For years, the AI race was defined by a fierce competition to hire and retain a small group of elite

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Scott Jenson is sad over the stagnation of computer desktop design, a field with still-untapped potential for making humans way

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Before we get into the review of ObsidianOS, let’s talk about A/B partitioning. It is essential to everything about ObsidianOS.

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For this year’s holiday celebrations, Hallmark made a special Christmas tree ornament, a tiny monitor displaying screens from the classic

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For any development team, the design system is the bedrock of a scalable, consistent, and high-quality application. It’s the single

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AI agents are beginning to permeate enterprises, driving the need for new teams and processes to help manage this growing workforce

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The TanStack team has added yet another piece to its stack: This time, it’s the alpha release of a new

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JavaScript was created thirty years ago for simple web interactions. While it still basically runs the web, applications are far

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Editor’s note: This article is an excerpt from Chapter 4 of the Manning Book, “Fluent Bit with Kubernetes,” a guide

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Data engineering is being reinvented. The discipline that once centered on building and maintaining pipelines is becoming a more strategic

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