Prometheus was long the de facto standard for metrics in observability. Then came VictoriaMetrics, originally a fork of Prometheus, and

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Now that the ECMAScript 2025 annual update has been approved, we know exactly which features have made it into the

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Editor’s Note: This article is an excerpt from the Manning book Logging Best Practices: A Practical Guide to Cloud Native

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We’re now several years into the adoption of platform engineering, which has been widely accepted as the best way for

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No team wants to take on a database migration. But many teams are migrating NoSQL databases to optimize performance at

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The data serialization language used to deploy and run Kubernetes has gotten an overhaul. The upcoming 1.34 release of Kubernetes

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For any organization serious about microservices, your CI/CD pipeline, in its traditional form, has become a liability. It’s the single

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Are all frameworks the same? Not exactly, according to developer and educator Ankita Kulkarni. Kulkarni compared TanStack Start, React Router

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If APIs were the connective tissue between different websites and apps during the Web 2.0 era, then AI agents are

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As enterprises invest an ever-increasing percentage of their tech budget on AI, they expect it to deliver groundbreaking efficiencies and

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Vibe coding is a trending buzzword for conversationally prompting an AI agent to produce software. Its creator, Andrej Karpathy, described

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Anthropic today launched automated security reviews for Claude Code, its command line AI coding assistant, addressing growing concerns about maintaining

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In modern frontend application development, two things are undeniably true: Systems are more complex, and users are less forgiving than

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Across the globe, companies are investing heavily in AI agents. Research reveals that more than half of organizations in the

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The computing demands of training AI models may get a lot of the attention from the tech industry — just

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For years, developers would go to Stack Overflow to ask and answer technical questions, and the site built up a

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Gemini CLI, ‘s open source AI agent that developers access from the terminal and that competes with the likes of

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The microservice architectural style represents a shift in how software is structured and developed, emphasizing a modular approach where a

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Newly launched Endor allows developers to create reproducible, isolated testing environments in a few seconds instead of hours or days,

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Do AI tools make developers 56% more productive, 26% more productive or — as a recent METR study showed —

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There’s a seismic shift taking place in software development. Anthropic’s CEO recently predicted that within the next three to six

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GitOps was pitched as a transformative approach to software delivery and infrastructure management, promising better outcomes across multiple dimensions of

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When your spacecraft lands at an unexpected angle on the moon, creating critical communication challenges, you have only one chance

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Naveen Rao recalled it was around the fifth or sixth grade when he built a buzzer system for the school

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Widespread generative AI (GenAI) adoption, powered by billion-dollar investments in GPU-based infrastructure, is forging a new and invisible attack surface.

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Bun creator Jarred Sumner said that while the JavaScript runtime has React Server Components (RSC) integration, it’s not documented and

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I’ve been building applications with relational databases for years. Everything worked well until I started dealing with high-frequency data —

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I’ve spent four springs in a row staring at giant spreadsheets of research data and combing through hours of practitioner

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Your AI agents are growing up. It’s time your control model did, too. Over the past two years, much of

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The success of Coachella — and any music festival, for that matter — is not accidental. Behind the smooth transition

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