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

Virtual Private Network (VPN) software provider Tailscale has brought on Kubernetes pioneer Joe Beda as an advisor, the latest move
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As someone who grew up as a Hoosier, seeing a Linux distribution named OpenIndiana warms my heart. Of course, is
The post Unix: OpenSolaris Lives on in This OpenIndiana Fork appeared first on The New Stack.
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• David Cassel

“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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Organizations often want to integrate the latest Kubernetes features or security upgrades as soon as possible. However, ReveCom’s analysis shows
The post Conformant Kubernetes Update Availability Varies Significantly Across Services appeared first on The New Stack.
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• Chris J. Preimesberger

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 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

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

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

DevOps teams spend nearly a third of their time on manual work, according to a DevOps report from DuploCloud. If
The post Survey: Where AI Reduces Toil and Where It Still Falls Short appeared first on The New Stack.
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• Janakiram MSV

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

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

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

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

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

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

Recent findings from Splunk’s annual “State of Observability 2025 Report” are clear: OpenTelemetry has evolved from an industry standard to
The post Struggling With OpenTelemetry Setup? Injector Makes It Easier appeared first on The New Stack.
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• Sylvain Kalache
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 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

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

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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