Sparked by escalating costs and risks, virtualization is a hot topic for many DevOps professionals. The interest of organizations looking

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How hard can merging be? There is a big green button you press and your changes are merged. That’s true

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It was only a matter of time before AI found its way into Docker, and it’s managed to do this

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Being on call has long been a rite of passage for engineers, marked by late-night alerts, sleep deprivation and the

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In June, Python programmer Seth Michael Larson was hired by the Python Software Foundation to act as security-developer-in-residence. But he

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Anthropic today announced that its Claude Sonnet 4 model, the company’s mainstream model that sits below its flagship Claude Opus

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When a major airline’s LLM-based chatbot hallucinated a discount policy and the airline had to honor it, the incident underscored

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AI may promise faster development, but even many of the fastest devs are still navigating rocky paths to production. That’s

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Vercel today rolled out a new version of its v0 AI-driven offering, changing the name to .app from .dev to

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Gone are the days of top-down developer tooling mandates. About half of all companies are applying a bottom-up approach to

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JSX (JavaScript XML) gave developers a familiar way to write interfaces, blending HTML-like syntax with JavaScript’s power. But as applications

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Thomas Dohmke, who has been at the helm of GitHub since 2021, today announced that he is stepping down to

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The traditional database taxonomy is broken. The labels we’ve used for over a decade like “NoSQL,” “relational,” “document, “key-value” and

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Speaking at the U.S. Federal Reserve last month,  OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned of a “fraud crisis,” in that AI

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Anthropic‘s launch of automated security reviews for Claude Code has drawn widespread attention from industry experts, who see the move

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I originally wanted to look at the OpenCode agentic command line interface (CLI), but this has now been renamed Crush.

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Typescript 5.9 was released Aug. 1, with a slate of new features, including expandable hovers for preview, support for import

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Atomic Linux distributions are all the rage at the moment because they offer enhanced security, stability, and simplified update mechanisms.

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Microsoft’s Azure Core Upstream team this week released Wassette, a Rust-powered runtime that could fundamentally change how AI agents acquire

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Ninety-eight percent of organizations use open source software (OSS) regularly, according to the Linux Foundation. Open source is pervasive. It’s

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Enterprises everywhere are looking for ways to leverage AI, with code generation leading the way. Talented software engineers are in

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In today’s distributed systems landscape, traditional monitoring approaches are falling short. While dashboards and alerts tell us that something is

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Honeycomb has created a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for observability that represents an ambitious concept, as observability expands both

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This is the first of two parts. Vector databases are a foundational component of many modern AI systems, powering fast

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Continuous integration is the process of merging code (updates or existing features) with an existing codebase (software tool or product,

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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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