The software development world is grappling with a new “engineering productivity paradox.” On one hand, AI-powered coding assistants are generating

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Most modern companies have a sprawling footprint, comprising international teams and huge, multicloud architectures held together by Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines,

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AI is changing the way developers code. How much change and whether it’s all positive is the source of endless

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Orchestrators make sure that AI agents don’t work in a vacuum; they organize the components, processes and information exchange to

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LONDON — It turns out that platform engineer is a sales job. We’ve written a lot about how DevOps engineer

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With CEO Thomas Dohmke’s departure in August and GitHub’s deeper integration into Microsoft, developers are asking what comes next for

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I have one kid in college right now. As I watch him navigate education in this AI world, I keep

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The past decade of cloud native was about scaling microservices with Kubernetes and GitOps. The next will be about how

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The Valkey open source data store has officially released version 9.0, marking its most significant update since the project’s launch

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OpenTelemetry is arguably living up to its hype. The open source project for observability has evolved over the last few

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AI model development has reached an inflection point, bringing high-performance computing capabilities typically reserved for the cloud out to edge

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I love a good Ubuntu release. Part of the reason is that all of that newness will trickle down to

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The 82-year-old Ken Thompson has some amazing memories about the earliest days of the Unix operating system — and the

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During this week’s PyTorch Conference 2025 in San Francisco, I sat down with Luca Antiga, the head of the Technical

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has announced the second major update this year to its Customer Carbon Footprint Tool (CCFT), adding Scope 3 emissions data

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Vercel introduced Agents and Services to its marketplace this week, enabling developers to add AI-powered workflows to a project through

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The enterprise software landscape is experiencing an unprecedented transformation as AI capabilities become standard features across virtually every SaaS platform.

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Python has long been the dominant language for training and using machine learning models, but that’s changing. “We’re bringing machine

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RALEIGH, N.C. — Nathan Fulton remembers the moment he realized open source AI had an infrastructure problem. Senior engineers kept

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TiKV is an open source, distributed and transactional key-value database. Growing applications demand consistent performance, and unexpected write latency spikes,

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, the security company focused on hardened container runtime security for Kubernetes and AI workloads, has uncovered a new, nasty

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If the past few months have taught us anything, it’s that managing digital incidents has become a part of IT’s

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2025 has been the year of AI agents, and most of the developer attention so far has been on the

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Canonical’s Multipass is a versatile tool for launching and managing lightweight Ubuntu virtual machines (VMs) across platforms, including macOS, Windows

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Most web teams start their performance journey with synthetic monitoring. You spin up a Lighthouse test or an uptime checker,

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Vibe coding helps people bring ideas to life quickly. It gives them the courage to create when inspiration strikes, especially

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Software developers’ relationship with their tools is, to say the least, complicated. When tools work well, they fade into the

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As organizations increasingly adopt generative AI, Kubernetes has become the go-to platform to orchestrate these demanding workloads. However, the rise

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The internet is rife with proclamations of the end of software as we know it. The culprit? AI, of course.

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AgentKit is a comprehensive toolkit that allows developers to integrate ChatGPT-powered agents into websites and applications. It was introduced at

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