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• Joab Jackson

Tailscale Welcomes Kubernetes Co-Founder Joe Beda as Advisor

Virtual Private Network (VPN) software provider Tailscale has brought on Kubernetes pioneer Joe Beda as an advisor, the latest move

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• Jack Wallen

Unix: OpenSolaris Lives on in This OpenIndiana Fork

As someone who grew up as a Hoosier, seeing a Linux distribution named OpenIndiana warms my heart. Of course, is

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• David Cassel

PSF Gets a Donor Surge After Rejecting Anti-DEI Federal Grant

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“The support from the Python community in response has been overwhelming,” Seth Larson told me last week. As the Python

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• Michele Mancioppi

An Observability Veteran on AI’s ‘Intoxicating’ Potential

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Troubleshooting software requires observability: We need to collect and analyze telemetry to formulate, disprove or validate hypotheses about why our

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• David Eastman

How To Build WebAssembly Components With the MoonBit Language

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MoonBit is a modern language plus workflow designed to create efficient WebAssembly projects; it can also target JavaScript. I last

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• Loraine Lawson

Frontend or Backend: Where Full-Stack Devs Spend Their Time

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Thinking about becoming a full-stack developer? Be forewarned: Full-stack developers are twice as likely to say that a majority of

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• Jack Wallen

Monitor Docker Containers Across Servers With Beszel

How many machines do you have on your network that run Docker containers? One? Two? 20? Now, how are those

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• Rak Siva

Build Terraform Modules That Your Team Will Actually Reuse

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Many organizations struggle with Terraform module adoption, experiencing challenges such as: Version fragmentation: Different projects/teams end up on different versions.

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• Colin Contreary

OpenTelemetry Experts on Tough Telemetry Challenges in Mobile

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The season is changing for frontend observability, as we’re seeing great community involvement in improving OpenTelemetry support for web apps

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• Loraine Lawson

Tactics to End Dark Patterns in App and Web Development

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Rohan Gupta of R Systems sees the value of building UI with an eye out for dark patterns at the

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• Tim Young

The Search API Reset: Incumbents Retreat, Innovators Step Up

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The search landscape is shifting. In recent months, Microsoft announced the retirement of the Bing Search API, while Google limited

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• Janakiram MSV

Apptainer for Docker Developers: A Comprehensive Guide

An open source container platform, Apptainer (formerly Singularity) is designed for secure, high-performance computing (HPC) environments. Unlike Docker, which dominates

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• Vicki Walker

Future-Proof Your Strategy With an Open Source AI Playbook

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For all the investments corporations are making in AI, the results are decidedly mixed. While the chipmakers and hyperscale cloud

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• B. Cameron Gain

Conformant Kubernetes Update Availability Varies Significantly Across Services

Organizations often want to integrate the latest Kubernetes features or security upgrades as soon as possible. However, ReveCom’s analysis shows

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• Chris J. Preimesberger

Reinventing PostgreSQL for the Next Generation of Apps

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Enterprises don’t modernize databases casually. They do it when latency becomes a business liability, when global uptime is non-negotiable, when

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• Michael Donovan

The Reality of Open Source: More Puppies, Less Beer

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The aftermath of Bitnami halting its program of maintaining a library of popular open source containers and pulling down its

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• B. Cameron Gain

Open Source Talos Linux: Bringing Simplicity to Kubernetes

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The last few years have seen a huge shift from the public cloud to on-premises and private cloud infrastructure, thanks

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• B. Cameron Gain

Set Up Talos Linux on Your Machine

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Sidero Labs’ Talos Linux is not an orthodox Linux distro. It’s designed to offer a refreshing alternative to the high

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• Fahmid Kabir

Survey: Where AI Reduces Toil and Where It Still Falls Short

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DevOps teams spend nearly a third of their time on manual work, according to a DevOps report from DuploCloud. If

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• Janakiram MSV

The Production Generative AI Stack: Architecture and Components

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The enterprise AI landscape has evolved from experimental prototypes to production-grade systems, driving the emergence of a sophisticated, multilayered technology

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• Loraine Lawson

Why Frontend Developers Should Ditch Dark Patterns

Software engineer Selam Moges discusses the impact of dark or deceptive patterns in web development.

In September, Amazon settled a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that accused the e-commerce platform of using

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• Dario Esposito

How AI Can Boost Human Ingenuity in Software Development

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The power of creating something from scratch, whether a tangible artifact or an illuminating idea, has been driving our lives

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• Debora Cambe

4 Ways AI Agents Redefine Incident Command

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The incident commander role carries a high cognitive load. Tactical coordination happens across distributed teams, often through manual, toil-heavy processes.

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• Divya Nagrath

Building Multiagent Systems for Workflow Automation With CrewAI

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As AI agents become more capable, there’s a growing demand to orchestrate them for real-world, multistep tasks. CrewAI is a

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• Frederic Lardinois

SAP Expands Its AI Stack for Developers

BERLIN, GERMANY — SAP Build is the German enterprise giant’s application development and process automation solution. Increasingly, it’s become the

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• Morgan McLean

Struggling With OpenTelemetry Setup? Injector Makes It Easier

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Recent findings from Splunk’s annual “State of Observability 2025 Report” are clear: OpenTelemetry has evolved from an industry standard to

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• Sylvain Kalache

LLMs Broke the SRE Runbook. Now What?

Reliability engineers are the quiet force that keeps modern software running. After decades of refining practices on deterministic systems, many

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• Richard MacManus

Microsoft Launches Magentic Marketplace for AI Agents

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Microsoft Research has just launched an open source environment for studying agentic markets, called Magentic Marketplace. In advance of the

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• Rahul Auradkar

Beyond Basic RAG: AI Agents for Context-Aware Responses

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It’s been fewer than three years since the first release of ChatGPT. The initial large language models (LLMs) were popular,

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• Joab Jackson

Moving From C++ to Rust? Clickhouse Has Some Advice

Clickhouse is an open source analytics-oriented database system composed of 1.5 million lines of code, mostly in C++, a notoriously

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