Mirrord has long been a very popular tool for developers who want to test their Kubernetes-based application against a full-blown

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Note: This is an excerpt from “Kubernetes at the Edge: Container Orchestration at Scale,” a new ebook from The New Stack.

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Development teams are under increasing pressure to adopt AI agents at the same time agents have been known to go

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As organizations scale and adopt more DevOps and cloud native technologies, developers often struggle to navigate the fragmented ecosystem of

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This year’s Stack Overflow survey found that 24% of developers are happy at work. That’s nearly one in four developers.

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Codex, OpenAI’s answer to the likes of GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and similar AI coding agents, is getting a major

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The generative AI landscape is experiencing a fundamental transformation in 2025, driven by the widespread adoption of the Model Context

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Over the last four years,  has gained popularity for its ability to integrate data and microservices orchestration within a single

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This is the first of two parts. Recent reports of AI doom highlight a 95% failure rate in enterprise rollouts.

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Ask any GenAI agent a question, and you risk receiving an inaccurate response or hallucination. AI hallucinations pose significant risks

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It’s not every day that an 11-year-old boy becomes a key contributor to a major tech platform, but that’s exactly

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We’re shaping the future of artificial intelligence every time we interact with it, often with more cruelty than care. Every

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I started using Warp as my default terminal some time ago, as it has useful tools — for example, time

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I’ve been on the lookout for a notes app that I can use without having to rely on a third

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Aikido Security detected a series of packages being pushed to npm that appeared to contain malicious code, according to a

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In an era dominated by the public cloud, ServiceNow takes a different path: 90% of its workloads — including most

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A research paper in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the ACM on Networking cast doubt on the performance

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APIs are the connective tissue of modern software, powering everything from microservices communication to critical business functions. But while their

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It’s been high time for an update to the government guidance on minimum elements for software bills of materials (SBOMs),

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The rules of software development are being rewritten. Generative AI has moved far beyond autocomplete, upending the developer day and

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Like far too many open source projects, we don’t give Kubernetes External Secrets Operator (ESO) enough attention. We just assume

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What’s to come of open source software with the coming requirements that come with the Cyber Resiliency Act, now in

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In his new memoir, This Is For Everyone, Sir Tim Berners-Lee makes it clear he thinks AI agents are the

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Security professionals understand the dangers of internal threats: adversaries or individuals with harmful objectives who operate from within the enterprise,

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Editor’s Note: This article is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of The Manning book “Logging Best Practices: A Practical Guide

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While everyone agrees on the importance of an AI-ready data foundation, there’s often a disconnect on the right tools for

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Application availability and downtime are concerns no organization can afford to overlook. While the hard numbers vary by use case,

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While companies worldwide rush to adopt agentic AI for efficiency, data indicates that nearly half of all deployments will fail

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The promise is irresistible: Describe what you want in plain English, and AI spits out working code. This “vibe coding”

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In the age of digital transformation, businesses have faced a trade-off: Speed and scale often come at the cost of

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