I have been in the data movement space for almost twenty years, and I have witnessed dramatic changes in the

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Many legacy data systems weren’t designed to handle the demands of modern AI workloads. AI models, intelligent agents and automation

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Learning how to best use OpenTelemetry for observability can be a daunting task. While it’s a relatively new project, it’s

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AI agents are the topic du jour because of reported productivity gains, despite concerns about accuracy and security. According to

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IPv6 was developed in the late 1990s as a successor to IPv4 to address the internet’s rapid growth and prevent

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Over the past year, we’ve spoken with dozens of SaaS founders, GTM leaders, and buyers navigating a fundamental shift in

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This post is a written deep-dive of the talk I gave at the 2025 AI Engineer World’s Fair in San

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For a long time now, JavaScript has been the hero of the modern web, swooping in to build full-scale apps

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Dashboards, metrics frameworks, acronyms, scorecards, tools — in the rush to quantify and optimize every aspect of software development, our

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The rapid adoption of generative AI tools, AI agents and AI coding tools is creating a new threat vector that

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Cisco today announced that it is donating the AGNTCY project — an open source infrastructure project that aims to enable

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Years ago, when I was studying Latin, what struck me wasn’t just the language’s complexity, but how it demanded architectural

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Every engineer knows this feeling: All that time they imagined they could spend on building the next big thing is

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In computing, the runtime is the environment where code is actively executed. It includes everything between the application and the

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In this post, we’ll show you how to quickly build and deploy a basic site using Astro and Netlify. This

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In the world of monitoring and observability, silence often speaks louder than noise. When your Internet of Things (IoT) sensors

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There’s no denying it: More and more software development organizations are turning to AI to write code. More than 30%

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Artificial intelligence tools have increasingly assisted data scientists and developers by automating code writing. However, tools that merely generate isolated

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A timestamp can be thought of as a numerical record that captures exactly when something happened. These timestamps are stored

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He’s passionate about programming and productivity. So how does David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) feel about AI-assisted vibe coding? For his

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Ask five companies to define the role of a Product Manager, and you’ll get ten different answers. Modern product teams

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Oh, Budgie, how I’ve adored you for such a long time. That’s right, I said it… I used the word

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In my journey through agentic command-line interfaces (CLI), I have finally come to a community-led open source effort, Aider. Ironically,

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Fluent Bit is a widely used open source data collection agent, processor and forwarder that enables you to collect logs,

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To satisfy the desire for more streamlined development workflows and accelerated innovation, organizations are pushing control and ownership of the

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Agentic AI is no longer a futuristic concept. It is rapidly becoming part of real-world production systems. According to a

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Architecture discussions often get lost in abstraction — whiteboard sketches that never survive contact with reality, dense documentation that gathers

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When it comes to AI and large language models, a lot of the enterprise use cases are text-based, whether that’s

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If you’ve seen the 1975 movie (and cult classic) “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” you might remember the Black

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When Nathan Sobo set out to build the Zed code editor, he had a simple but ambitious goal: Make it

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