Platform engineering has emerged as one of the most significant shifts in the cloud native ecosystem. Teams everywhere are adopting

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When you think of penetration testing (pentesting), the first thing that probably comes to mind is Kali Linux, and with

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LONDON — Craig Loewen, Microsoft’s senior product manager in charge of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), and Clint Rutkas, principal

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When OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy speaks, even Elon Musk reacts. Karpathy had just recorded a two-and-a-half-hour interview with podcaster Dwarkesh

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Linux has been slowly gaining popularity over the past few years for both end users and developers. There are many

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Things are changing over at Lodash and the project is starting a new chapter, according to Ulises Gascón, who is

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“The ChatGPT app ecosystem is built on trust,” OpenAI’s guidelines for app developers proclaim. As the AI ecosystem expands, OpenAI’s

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Context is king in the agentic world. Pairing a performant reasoning model like Claude, DeepSeek or GPT-5 with the right

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The October 20 AWS outage was a powerful reminder of just how interconnected today’s applications and services have become. From

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For this episode of The New Stack Agents, TNS Publisher Alex Williams and I talked to Keith Ballinger, the vice

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Core Web Vitals (CWVs) are some of the most standardized, user-experience-based telemetry we have for monitoring frontend performance. They’re incredibly

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The elephant in the engineering room right now is that most AI failures aren’t about model accuracy or even the

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Over the past year, AI inferencing has become significantly more resource-intensive due to the exponential growth in the size and

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When vibe coding first landed in dev circles, it felt like the cool kid at the party. Suddenly, everyone is

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Frontend developer Sam Selikoff, who recently joined Vercel as staff engineer, had a pressing question for the Next.js team: Why

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Warp is an agentic development environment, an AI-powered, terminal-first environment for DevOps engineers and site reliability engineers (SREs). While tools

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After a decade building everything from iPhone apps at early stage startups to medical AI systems at major tech companies,

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Platform engineering is gaining traction across industries as organizations grapple with the complexity of cloud native development. Teams want to

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Deploying an AI-powered application is more than just calling a model. Developers must wrangle inference infrastructure, version data pipelines and

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For most mobile engineers, interviews at big tech companies come with a mix of excitement and dread. Everyone’s heard the

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Cloud native was once about packaging applications into containers and deploying them fast. Today, it’s about supporting everything from microservices

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For Vercel’s Andrew Qu, OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Apps platform presented a challenge. “ChatGPT initially designed their apps to be static

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When organizations expand globally and deploy services across multiple cloud regions, managing incidents becomes exponentially more complex. In theory, multiregion

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The Eclipse Foundation yesterday launched a challenge to proprietary AI platforms with the introduction of the Agent Definition Language (ADL),

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Most AI implementations can feel like having a single, really smart intern: helpful, but limited to one perspective and prone

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There was a time when Node.js was the go-to runtime for JavaScript. For better and sometimes for worse, if you

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Organizations running their business on open source software are faced with a more aggressive and complicated security and compliance landscape

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Editor’s Note: The following article is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of The Manning Book: “Fluent Bit with Kubernetes,” a

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The Angular team at Google had a debate brewing internally: They couldn’t agree which large language model was best at

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NEW ORLEANS — wants to help organizations bring their AI efforts up to speed so that AI analysis can be

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