A few years ago, I led a product team at a global payments wallet company, where we launched a first-of-its-kind

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You’re a company with a developer or a team of developers. Those developers have created several in-house applications and services

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This week, launched A2UI, an open source project to help developers build “agentic user interfaces.” It’s the latest in what’s

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2025 felt like the year incident management finally got the respect it deserves. Not just as something IT teams deal

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In the previous tutorial, we deployed Nginx Gateway Fabric and configured HTTP routing to expose internal services through the Kubernetes

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GPUs have become the must-have compute of the dawning Age of AI. But maybe not every organization, or every job,

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The systems we rely on are inherently complex. Everything from advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and sophisticated medical devices to

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Data teams that thrived in the last wave of Software as a Service (SaaS) platform scale weren’t the ones that

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In October, Anthropic launched Agent Skills as a way to teach its Claude service repeatable workflows. Building those skills involved,

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It has been established that observability is essential to understand how our systems are performing and when something goes wrong

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Enterprises are experiencing FOMO and rushing to deploy AI-based services and AI agents, but for the teams that are responsible

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Like most of us from the U.S. South, Alabama-born developer Mike Ryan has a deep reverence for Waffle House. That’s

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As any good home gardener knows, a healthy plant can outgrow its planter. And so it is with Kubernetes jobs,

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No automaker asks you to pay extra for a seatbelt. The cost is baked into the price of every car

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As modern software demands ever-increasing performance and responsiveness, traditional synchronous programming can become a bottleneck. In server applications, network requests,

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There’s no end in sight for the current LLM release cycle. Within the last 30 days, we’ve seen the launches

The post Google’s New Gemini 3 Flash Rivals Frontier Models at a Fraction of the Cost appeared first on The New Stack.

Analytics (OLAP) and real-time (OLTP) workloads serve distinctly different purposes. OLAP (online analytical processing) is optimized for data analysis and

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With a sprawling cloud native ecosystem, security needs to be as scalable as everything else. Hence, the rise of the

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From a software development perspective, there is little doubt what 2025 will be known for when looking back. In fact,

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A decade ago, SOAR playbooks were revolutionary. They codified knowledge, accelerated response times, and freed analysts from repetitive tasks. But

The post From Playbooks to Gamebooks: Why Static Security Response Is Giving Attackers the Advantage appeared first on The New Stack.

The team from Pathway believes that the transformer architecture developed eight years ago has reached its limits, which no amount

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During the California Gold Rush of the mid-1800s, the people who benefited most were not those who came West to

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“Our AI prototypes are brilliant, but getting them to production takes six months — if we’re lucky.” Sound familiar? Teams

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You’ve probably tried one of the Figma-to-code tools that promise to turn your designs into working React or HTML with

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There are strong opinions about the best way to deploy containers. The purist wants to run containerized applications on pure

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Every developer has felt it: that inexplicable flow where code writes itself, where logic feels like jazz. Some might call

The post When Vibe Coding Goes Rogue: Debugging Your Own Brain appeared first on The New Stack.

The AI race isn’t just about bigger models or better algorithms — it’s about speed. The teams that win are

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This is an excerpt from Chapter 3 of “Running Virtual Machines on Kubernetes: A Practical Roadmap for Enterprise Migrations,” a

The post KubeVirt Planning: Storage, Network and Security Considerations appeared first on The New Stack.

Working in open source software (OSS) sometimes feels like running on a treadmill that never stops. The projects you depend

The post Put a Fork in It: The Future of Open Source That’s ‘Done’  appeared first on The New Stack.

If we wonder how Large Language Model (LLM) providers will try to improve their services in the next few years,

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