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Text • Vicki Walker

Migrating VMs to Containers: What To Know Before You Start

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There are many reasons cloud native enterprises are moving their virtual machines to containers. Whether they’re seeking cost savings or

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Text • Joab Jackson

Kamera Uses Simulation To Verify Kubernetes Controller Logic

Tim Goodwin, a graduate student at the University of California Santa Cruz has been thinking a lot about the future

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Text • Ankush Dhar

The New Role of Enterprise Architecture in the AI Era

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Enterprise architecture (EA), which connects business strategy with technological execution, provides organizations a shared framework of how data, systems and

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Text • Massimiliano Bianchessi

Platform Engineering’s True Value Is in Application Development

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The ultimate goal of platform engineering is not straightforward and deserves nuanced consideration. Platform engineering is a discipline, within the

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Text • Jack Wallen

Gnome Foundry Is a New ‘IDE in a Box’ for Linux

Gnome Builder has been around for a long, long time. If you’ve never experienced Builder, I will say that it’s

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Text • Jack Wallen

Cursor 2.0 IDE Is Now Supercharged With AI and I’m Impressed

The Cursor IDE has been recently updated to version 2.0, and it carries with it some powerful AI integration. This

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Text • Joab Jackson

KServe Joins CNCF To Standardize AI Model Serving on Kubernetes

At KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America last month, the accepted the open source KServe software as an incubating project. KServe’s prominence in

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Text • Ankush Dhar

Beyond Scripts: The Shift From Automation to Agentic AI

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Industry engineering has transformed over the past decade. Nearly every function is now automated from integration and testing to deployment

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Text • Oladimeji Sowole

Deploy Agentic AI Workflows With Kubernetes and Terraform

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AI agents are evolving from simple, prompt-based assistants into complex, multiagent systems capable of reasoning, memory retention and collaboration. However,

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Text • Loraine Lawson

SolidJS Creator on Fine-Grained Reactivity as Next Frontier

SolidJS creator Ryan Carniato speaks at the JS Nation conference held Nov. 17 and 20.

Solid plans to introduce a new primitive to its reactive architecture, according to a talk by SolidJS creator Ryan Carniato at

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Text • Debora Cambe

3 AI Plays To Survive During Holiday Change Freezes

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The holiday season is upon us and so are change freezes. The engineering tradition to pause deployments during this wonderful,

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Text • Susan Hall

Tech Veterans’ New Approach To Eliminate ‘Configuration Hell’

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There’s gotta be a better way! As with so many startups, that was the idea behind ConfigHub, focused on delivering

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Text • Fahmid Kabir

How Autonomous Agents Are Changing Infrastructure Management

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Infrastructure failures have never been more expensive. Recent research estimates the average cost of downtime at $12,900 per minute. This

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Text • Advait Patel

AWS WAF vs. Google Cloud Armor: A Multicloud Security Showdown

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In 2025, multicloud is standard, not a new trend. Teams now run workloads across AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and

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Text • Frederic Lardinois

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels’ Predictions for 2026

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels at AWS re:Invent 2017.

AWS re:Invent is now an annual tradition that goes back to 2012. One key part of the event is Amazon

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Text • Richard MacManus

How Mozilla’s AI Strategy Disconnects From Its Browser Heritage

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Last week Mark Surman, president of the Mozilla Foundation, published an article explaining why Mozilla is “doing for AI what

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Text • Alasdair Brown

Self-Service Analytics Failed. Can Agentic AI Finally Succeed?

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For over a decade, the data industry chased the dream of self-service analytics. The promise was simple: Give everyone access

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Text • Alex Williams

Inside Uber’s Multicloud AI Reality: The Gap Between Data and Compute

Andrew Leung of Uber and interviewer at KubeCon North America 2025.

Uber, one of the original ride-hailing services, developed a distributed infrastructure before most anyone even considered it for their enterprise.

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Text • Frederic Lardinois

Anthropic’s New Claude Opus 4.5 Reclaims the Coding Crown From Gemini 3

Anthropic today launched the latest version of its flagship Opus model: Opus 4.5. The company calls it its most intelligent

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Text • Michelle Gienow

Deepnote CEO: Why Notebooks Are the ‘Perfect User Interface’ for AI Agents

Deepnote founder and CEO Jakob Jurových Speaking at JupyterCon, he explained that existing notebook formats weren’t built for the fast, iterative workflow of data exploration, where there’s no clear endpoint and analysts constantly shift directions.

When Jakob Jurových and his team started building Deepnote in 2019, they saw a gap between two computational worlds that

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Text • Vicki Walker

Kubernetes at the Edge: Lessons From GE HealthCare’s Edge Strategy

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For highly regulated companies with distributed architectures, such as health care, financial services, telecom and manufacturing, operating at the edge

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Text • Tony Kim

Defining the Ideal Database for the AI Era

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Legacy technology slows AI development by creating integration bottlenecks, security risks and rigid data models that can’t support modern, dynamic

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Text • Igor Mishurov

Will AI Replace Human Project Managers? Not So Fast

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We live in an era where project data flows abundantly. Companies track time spent on code reviews, measure process delays

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Text • Jessica Wachtel

How To Perform Basic NLP in JavaScript With the Natural Library

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Natural is a JavaScript library for Natural Language Processing (NLP), one of a number of JavaScript libraries for machine learning

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Text • Ketan Karkhanis

Goodbye Dashboards: Agents Deliver Answers, Not Just Reports

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When you wake up in the morning, do you say, “Let me go open my ERP?” Of course not. You

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Text • Jack Wallen

Tuxedo OS: Ubuntu Base, KDE Plasma, Awesome Performance

Tuxedo Computers is on a mission to make Linux accessible to the general public. Its primary means of pulling this

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Text • David Cassel

Is AI Creating a New Code Review Bottleneck for Senior Engineers?

Irish software engineer Addy Osmani is not opposed to vibe coding. And yet this Google Gemini developer (who is also

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Text • Andrew Filev

From Chaotic Vibes to Real Velocity With AI-First Engineering

In 2025, vibe coding became more than a meme; it became a full-blown movement. Suddenly, non-developers were spinning up apps

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Text • Loraine Lawson

WebAssembly Still Expanding Frontend Uses 10 Years Later

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It’s been 10 years since Mozilla, Microsoft, Apple and announced WebAssembly (Wasm) as a collaborative effort. Back then, the goal seemed

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Text • Loraine Lawson

Angular v21 Adds Signal Forms, New MCP Server

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Angular v21 released this week, with a slew of new and experimental offerings, including the launch of Signal Forms and

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